Go back a few pages and read my dyno figures on my 89.5 octane pumpgas Hemi. [Email]818ftlbs.@4800.[/Email] 852hp@ under 5900rpm. You can have your cake and eat it too.Dave
Okay...again the debate over the better motor. Your dyno figures ARE impressive and I give you Kudos for achieving this feat on pump gas. But.. in reality this just tells me that you wanted to run a HEMI on pump gas for everyday use...midgrade gas at that!! The idea is very smart and IF the motor is efficient running at that octane level of gas.. then I'd say you DO have your cake and are eating it too!! BUT...how much did that cake COST!! Not everyone eats EXPENSIVE "cake", some of us love "pie" instead. Simple, inexpensive. easy-to-build, but very FULFILLING (performance wise)!!
Not everyone eats EXPENSIVE "cake", some of us love "pie" instead. 
Simple, inexpensive. easy-to-build, but very FULFILLING (performance wise)!! 
worth of "PIE":
