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datobuggy
magic number 100hp
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hi guys just put a15 in my coupe ,runs well. im interested in all different theorys on how to get 100hp at the wheels, the more ideas the better from budget to big buck, tell me what you would do???? thanks ken ps i also have a ihi rhb 5 turbo i can play with aswell

Posted on: 2005/3/16 12:28
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Re: magic number 100hp
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this is how i'd say to do it.

twin webers
full port and polished head
full exhaust
if its for street use about a 30/70 cam
shave head to get the comp up to 10.5 to 1,
rebuild the engine and get everthing balanced
also lighten the crank and fiywheel

thats my 2 cents

Posted on: 2005/3/16 19:10
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Me? I'd stick that turbo on with an 1,3/4 SU and build a cheapo drawthrough.
IMO that will provide the best dollar-fun ratio.

Posted on: 2005/3/17 7:08
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dattodevil
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twin webers
full port and polished head
full exhaust
if its for street use about a 30/70 cam
shave head to get the comp up to 10.5 to 1,
rebuild the engine and get everthing balanced
also lighten the crank and fiywheel


Well thats pretty close to what I'm doing and I'm aiming for 100 as well

Posted on: 2005/3/17 7:20
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A14force wrote:
Me? I'd stick that turbo on with an 1,3/4 SU and build a cheapo drawthrough.
IMO that will provide the best dollar-fun ratio.


i concur

Posted on: 2005/3/17 7:49
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datobuggy
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thanks guys, i thought it would have got you guys thinking and debating on what way to go, the turbo is best idea i think but willing to listen to others, maybe from people who already have 100hp, how did they get it ??? thanks ken

Posted on: 2005/3/18 3:26
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mill the head install roller rockers and an oil cooler

Posted on: 2005/3/19 2:51
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Just put a rotary in it

Posted on: 2005/3/19 8:52
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pro-12a wrote:
Just put a rotary in it
Or not.

Posted on: 2005/3/19 9:30
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killer1200
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talk to dattoman 1000.

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