The "flash" point, simply put, is the rpm at which a car moves from a dead stop under full load.
Does that make any more sense?
This makes perfect sense to me. Best explanation so far, thank you for clearing it up and not being rude about it!
The "flash" point, simply put, is the rpm at which a car moves from a dead stop under full load.
Does that make any more sense?
The C converter was designed by Dave and myself. It has been my in house converter for 2 years. I love it. The flash point on that converter ( depending on truck ) is 1600/1700 rpm.
My flash point seems to be around 1500rpm also with the green ML converter.
Mike. What is the flash of a ppe white ml and a ppe black mlg?
Just curious...
The MLG has about 100 rpm lower flash point compared to the PI ML. They both have their place. I like the G better.
I loved my MLG but going to sell it to get the MLG-K
You will need some power to enjoy what it can do.
Already on it. Motor is being built now to around 850-900hp.
Think that'll work
You will need some power to enjoy what it can do.
The MLG has about 100 rpm lower flash point compared to the PI ML. They both have their place. I like the G better.