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looking to build a 200hp autocross engine, I have done the searches but not many direct answers.
I am staying away from turbo and efi want to keep it simple. My thoughts were BP and 48 IDA. Good idea or bad idea?
I am staying away from turbo and efi want to keep it simple. My thoughts were BP and 48 IDA. Good idea or bad idea?
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I wouldn't think that you need to go as far as a BP - a good street port maybe. I know that the club racing folks are getting up to 175 rwhp out of an S5 NA motor with stock ports and internals.
Good luck,
-bill
Good luck,
-bill
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Unless it is stretched to the limit, a streetport and IDA isn't usually going to make 200 hp. Top National EP cars are making that, and even a bit more, but most big streeetports are making more like 170, maybe 180 without some serious dyno work and optimization.
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I can live with 170-180 my car is going to weigh between 1600 and 1650....
I am using a SP'ed turbo II with na rotars and a Holley 650 2barrel
Unless it is stretched to the limit, a streetport and IDA isn't usually going to make 200 hp. Top National EP cars are making that, and even a bit more, but most big streeetports are making more like 170, maybe 180 without some serious dyno work and optimization.
I am using a SP'ed turbo II with na rotars and a Holley 650 2barrel
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