| as the results I reported above were exactly as it happened. I could actually go and bother Darren for the overlapped graph to put an exclamation point on this debate, but I'm not. I have no axe to grind here nor am I out to impress anyone with what I do or do not know about 2835's. What happened at the dyno is what happened at the dyno. You can choose to believe it or not. You crack me up sometimes. Let's be clear, I would not put the data up here or much less purchase the .87's for myself if I did not know EXACTLY what I was getting myself into with respect to lag as compared the .73's. Now, to answer your questions: Darren's car was 'warm' for the fist pull and was 'warm' for the second pull with the larger AR's. Both dyno's started from 3.5 K rpm's and 200 rwhp was achieved at 4.3 K rpms...for all practical purpose the exact same for both pulls.
The beauty of having SW, Clint, Darren, Chris, Kean and 35 other single turbo'd / large twin'd Supras running around Austin is that you get an opportunity to see them on the dyno looking at various intakes/cams selection/tuning plays, etc.
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