Not exactly correct ether. Never mind the values of torque you place on the displacements. For one it’s to general. Second, it’s misleading. The main focus of the “RV” cam is to increase the amount of air and fuel to make more power for more torque no matter the size of the engine. While a bigger engine “should” make more torque, this is not the actual case since depending on the year, some small blocks out power big blocks. During the dark years of the first introduced emissions standards that cut power dramatically during the era which spans from ‘72 on up for decades, even the big blocks were struggling to pull and push around small campers. Hence the introduction of the RV cam & as suggested by name, to help the RV vehicles.