Zinister,
1) The sheet is in uncorrected. Check upper right corner. Uncorrected is STD is NO weather and altitude correction.
All other corrections are there to make it easier to compare between different days: SAE, EEC, DIN, ISA, ISO
Comparing between different dyno's will still be different. But above corrections will help also.
In most cases STD will show higher numbers than the other corrections. Corrections of 5% is common.
2) The run starts at 3000 rpm.
3) Compare the rpm points:
3000 = 95 ftlbs
3500 = 114
4000 = 122
4500 = 120
5000 = 114
5500 = 105
4) VH pipes start producing above 3000 rpm.
The pipes we tested have a better low rpm power.
5) Your friends heads have been reworked which should help higher rpm power.
Increasing compression will move the entire curve up.
We tested with stock heads.
6) The stage 1 curve seems to be a bit on the low side. Would be nice to see BOTH in SAE.
Although there are some differences, they are not that far off with our measurement.
I realy like the Wood cams, but on a 110ci the SE255 still seems to be a nice cam.
If we can get the same torque with a later closing cam that would be nice. Therefor we plan to test that TW7H with a 4 degree gear.