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Tech Talk: Why Does A Dyno Graph Always Cross At 5,252 RPM?

Tech Talk: Why Does A Dyno Graph Always Cross At 5,252 RPM?

Have you ever noticed that the lines from a dyno graph always cross at about 5,200 rpm?

The reason why is actually pretty simple as we'll show you here.

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