whos running a bridgeport on the street.
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whos running a bridgeport on the street.
Who is running a bridgy on the street.
I want to run a bridge but I am worried about having to drive in traffic with it.
It is my understanding that drivability is pretty much non existent under 4000.
I am talking about the small bridgeport available from mazdatrix.
I am thinking a weber 48 or a 50. probably a 50.
I dont think just cruising would be a problem but I am worried about having to go in traffic with the bridge.
Also, what is the average life expectancy for this engine.
I want to run a bridge but I am worried about having to drive in traffic with it.
It is my understanding that drivability is pretty much non existent under 4000.
I am talking about the small bridgeport available from mazdatrix.
I am thinking a weber 48 or a 50. probably a 50.
I dont think just cruising would be a problem but I am worried about having to go in traffic with the bridge.
Also, what is the average life expectancy for this engine.
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Get some 4.778's and forget gas mileage
pp13bnos used to run a peripheral on the street, hopefully he'll come in here and let us know what kind of mileage he got
My street port only got about 9mpg in the city, in cold weather, never getting off the choke... so a bridgey is probably about that if not less. (Who cares?)
pp13bnos used to run a peripheral on the street, hopefully he'll come in here and let us know what kind of mileage he got
My street port only got about 9mpg in the city, in cold weather, never getting off the choke... so a bridgey is probably about that if not less. (Who cares?)
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I typically get 14-17mpg on the bridgeport I made. It seems to get pretty good milage if I don't acelerate past 6000rpm. Anything beyond that and I'm right at or below 14mpg. I DON'T live in a big city, so I know that helps.
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Originally posted by defprun
I'm thinking about running a bridgey now. Wich one lasts longer again? A pp or a bp?
I'm thinking about running a bridgey now. Wich one lasts longer again? A pp or a bp?
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Originally posted by 82streetracer
i thought it was just really large BP that cut into the rotor housings that fucked the engine. I am looking at a fairly small bridge port.
I am looking to produce about 200-220 hp.
i thought it was just really large BP that cut into the rotor housings that fucked the engine. I am looking at a fairly small bridge port.
I am looking to produce about 200-220 hp.
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Originally posted by 82streetracer
i thought it was just really large BP that cut into the rotor housings that fucked the engine. I am looking at a fairly small bridge port.
I am looking to produce about 200-220 hp.
i thought it was just really large BP that cut into the rotor housings that fucked the engine. I am looking at a fairly small bridge port.
I am looking to produce about 200-220 hp.
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