this is something new to me... i never know that by increasing rev, the output will increase also.. coz to me, the power curve is more important, is power starts to drop at certain rpm, no point keep revving the engine to the max.... if 7a go very hi rev, reliability is a serious issue, 7afe is meant for economical purpose, and the original rev cut is at 6400 only, anything beyond that is not the air fuel or management issue, it is the mechanical issue, engine will tend to face fatigue after certain rev, causing power drop..
Yeah but after your balancing;pnp;bearings etc together with the bt head its no more a 7afe...its a 7age 20valver!!The head and cams will give it a different characteristic altogether.I think bt pistons were also used.So that's why I mentioned the 'build' must be good first.