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Wrong, this is a direct quote from Doug at B amachips after dynoing them. He posted a graph as well, the gains started down low and continued all the way to the top, the myth of losing low end torque is false.

doug said:
First off I have to say thanks to Andy that gave me these plates back in November and I've just now gotten the time to install them. Well, had my guy here install them and I went out when they were finished and tuned it.

Finally, the results I've gotten from them were 6rwhp and nearly 10 rwtq overall but in the mid range gains of 7-9 rwhp and 8-10 rwtq from 3000 rpm's and up. At the time for $85 they were a very worthwhile investment, now I think you can get them for around $150 still ?

I drove it and it is truly hard to say if I could feel any difference at all, I could say that It didn't loose any bottom end power to speak of which was what I was expecting. All in all I would say they are a decent investment in the world of $250+ for 20rwhp 6-10rwhp for $100 is worth the money.

IMO, They are kind of like underdrive pullies, you might not "feel" a huge gain, but every little bit helps!
 
Necessary evil...

They are a necessary evil to see the synergestic overall gains made by mods that you have; and plan to install...

No gains what so ever... so, THAT's why they keep collecting dust on dealers shelves!! .... err, ya OK

IMO