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19" @ 750 rpm
Keep in mind that elevation will change this number a lot. I'm right at sea level at home. When I visit my wife's parents in the mountains (about 4500 ft), I lose about 5" of vacuum and a ton of horsepower, too!
Sonny
Keep in mind that elevation will change this number a lot. I'm right at sea level at home. When I visit my wife's parents in the mountains (about 4500 ft), I lose about 5" of vacuum and a ton of horsepower, too!
Sonny
Originally posted by hondasr4kids
I get 19-21 on a 21,XXX miles motor. was getting 14-15 on my old FD which had compression of 75 PSI all around.
I get 19-21 on a 21,XXX miles motor. was getting 14-15 on my old FD which had compression of 75 PSI all around.
Originally posted by patriick
I'm curious, have you noticed a power difference from the two? (i.e. same boost, but more power)
I'm curious, have you noticed a power difference from the two? (i.e. same boost, but more power)
Originally posted by overkill
I get 18" at 700-800 rpm. I have 120,000 on the original engine, and original turbos. Anyone know the vauum numbers for a new/reman engine??
I get 18" at 700-800 rpm. I have 120,000 on the original engine, and original turbos. Anyone know the vauum numbers for a new/reman engine??
Amel
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From: Dove le cose sono fatte il vecchio moda il senso
I'm pulling 16-17 at 850 from a Reman w/24K. But I have a Blitz intake, DP, MP w/ HI-Flow Cat, 3" Dual Tip MagnaFlow, 99 JSpec Y-Pipe. And it's an Auto.
I suck at math, can anytell me how to convert the XXinHg to what the PFC says at mmHG (or vice Versa).
Direct result of screwing off in high school math courses, don't follow in my footsteps kids
Direct result of screwing off in high school math courses, don't follow in my footsteps kids




