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Originally Posted by spawn350 I just got off the phone with Sam and got some clarity. It is at 480hp now and about 360tq. However, that is on 91gas. He

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Old 09-14-2012, 12:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I just got off the phone with Sam and got some clarity. It is at 480hp now and about 360tq. However, that is on 91gas. He thinks he has a way to get the smaller pulleys and on Meth it should be over 700bhp. I'd be totally happy with that. I will post more as I know more.
Even though you very clearly stated "700 BHP", it's probably safer to talk in WHP numbers around these parts to avoid any confusion.
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I'll speak inOTE=Nixlimited;1916519]Even though you very clearly stated "700 BHP", it's probably safer to talk in WHP numbers around these parts to avoid any confusion.[/QUOTE]

Sorry about that. I am focused on BHP since my brother got the new GT500 and has 650bhp (supposedly). I will speak in whp from here on out.
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Sorry about that. I am focused on BHP since my brother got the new GT500 and has 650bhp (supposedly). I will speak in whp from here on out.
No worries. Your brother's car is a cool one. Very fast in a straight line. I would not expect to compete well with that in a straight-line given its huge torque numbers. Anyway, raw numbers don't matter much. If you can get yours down/around the track faster, you win!
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