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I've been saving up and im just about to purchase a rebuilt streetported (intake and exhaust) 12a engine from atkins rotary, i have a racing beet header, and im going to go for the msd6a ignition. i have removed the a/c. this is for my 81' gsl. do you guys think this will put me at 200 horses or do i need to do more, and if i need to do more what else should i do.
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Re: need 200 horses
Originally posted by clarksonrx7
I've been saving up and im just about to purchase a rebuilt streetported (intake and exhaust) 12a engine from atkins rotary, i have a racing beet header, and im going to go for the msd6a ignition. i have removed the a/c. this is for my 81' gsl. do you guys think this will put me at 200 horses or do i need to do more, and if i need to do more what else should i do.
I've been saving up and im just about to purchase a rebuilt streetported (intake and exhaust) 12a engine from atkins rotary, i have a racing beet header, and im going to go for the msd6a ignition. i have removed the a/c. this is for my 81' gsl. do you guys think this will put me at 200 horses or do i need to do more, and if i need to do more what else should i do.
The Nikki can be modified by enlarging the venturis, machining the throttle plate/shaft assembly and airhorn for less restriction and running mechanical secondaries. A well ported intake manifold and cold air intake helps as well.
The best option if you can get one would be to install a 48IDA Weber but the 48DCOE will work great as well.
Regardless of what you choose it needs to be tuned correctly, preferably on the dyno with a wideband o2. It will pretty much get you where you want to be in terms of hp though.
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i was going to run the nikki because the motor is will most likely drain my funds since i need to paint it too, its the racing beat street port header, i dont want to remove the cats though because i need to get it inspected so i can drive it on the road. i will put the header on after its inspected but i wont have enough for the whole exhaust any time soon
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Originally posted by clarksonrx7
i was going to run the nikki because the motor is will most likely drain my funds since i need to paint it too, its the racing beat street port header, i dont want to remove the cats though because i need to get it inspected so i can drive it on the road. i will put the header on after its inspected but i wont have enough for the whole exhaust any time soon
i was going to run the nikki because the motor is will most likely drain my funds since i need to paint it too, its the racing beat street port header, i dont want to remove the cats though because i need to get it inspected so i can drive it on the road. i will put the header on after its inspected but i wont have enough for the whole exhaust any time soon
For carb, you can get your existing (Or junkyard swiped) standard Nikki modded by Paul Yaw for I think it's like 300 bucks... He even sends you extra jets and **** if you wanna tune. It takes a bit of time though... He knows his ****, but does the work himself...
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