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i dont doubt they can hit 500 whp safely on stock motor. But you have to look at what kind of manifolds and turbos are used. Im coming from FI'ed
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i dont doubt they can hit 500 whp safely on stock motor. But you have to look at what kind of manifolds and turbos are used. Im coming from FI'ed S2000s and before people thought the block was limited to 400 at most. Well while tuners push the limit and understand the car better they realize you can boost a lot more!
I see no reason for this block to be able to hit 500 whp reliably. **** in my S i can hit 400-450 with a stock block. What im curious is known what the max this thing can put down. Oh and open deck is fine for boost. A lot of engine builders use open deck builds on high hp (700+) cars. |
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