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It is not "will it rev" it's "how fast do the revs come up". To use general / rounded numbers, a windsor crank weighs 75 lbs, an FE crank weighs 125 lbs. The rods and pistons are also much heavier. Thus the ability to spool up quickly is limited kind of like the aluminum vs iron flywheel physics. The ability to rev QUICKLY due to less internal parasitic loss due to weight = HP to the wheels.
Sure if you want to wait 15 minutes for it to hit 7500 rpm, it will get there.
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Last edited by CobraEd; 04-25-2010 at 06:25 AM..
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