Like I said before when you and I look at the power curves between those two motors we see two different things. When considering the stated application, Freiburger's challenger, there is a clear choice between those two motors. This isn't just my opinion it's the opinion of Steve Brule (of Westech who does this sort of thing for a living), Steve Dulcich ( Really needs no introduction here) and David Freiburger (ditto). Now, they don't always agree with each other but in this case the conclusion was instant and in unison, as soon as the graph pulled up. Even you said that this particular test was a bad example for the point you were trying to make. We can agree on that. So if you think your not getting anywhere trying to convince me that these to motors are an equal choice for Freiburger's challenger you could try contacting one of the three that did the test and convincing them that they unanimously came to the wrong conclusion. Who knows, maybe one of them will take it up as the subject for there next video.