just want some reassurance on combo choices

I would like to see the HR306 & Isky 272/282 Ran single plane open exhaust.
Get an idea how close my DD2000 is to your ES.
 
yes, theres no doubt, a single plane intake design in the software , dyno makes more peak power
Im more concerned with maximizing the 3500-rpm-6300 rpm torque curve
than the combos potential peak power, that engine might make,
thats why I suggest a port matched air gap dual plane,
youll spend a great deal more time in that 3500-rpm-6300-rpm power band with the listed 3.43 :1 rear gear ratio, and no I would shift at 6300 rpm,
 
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Still working will do the single plane next then Brians Isky cam same deal used 15" 4" tall filters and 1.75 headers x pipe and exaust
 
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Here is the overlay of the dual vs single of Grumpy's Crane choice dynamic is in safe zone no Asymmetry added no info how many degrees, needed to calculate.
dp is dual plane
sp is single plane
Brian is up next Isky time
 
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I tried to make this easier to under stand is this correct?
looking at the charts and dyno curves

the dual plane at 4000 rpm has about 460 ft lbs of tq , peak near 518 hp

the single plane at 4000 rpm has closer to 413 ft lbs, peak hp near 546 hp

that 3.42:1 rear gear ratio further increased the mechanical leverage , to well over 1500 ft lbs at the wheels
 
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