What is the WHP rating on it?

The owner of the car says, "You have to take the motor out to put headers on"

I highly doubt it, but I may be wrong...

 

If you had to remove the engine to put headers on then us techs would make a killing doing simple jobs.
Buy a chilton (better) or haynes (good) manual and you will know a lot about your car.

 

Ummm... The owner is saying it, not I... I said, "You're an idiot"...

 

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Engine liters 3.0
Cylinder configuration V-6
# of valves 24
Variable valve control Standard
Sequential multi-point fuel injection Standard
Fuel type unleaded
Engine oil cooler Standard
Automatic transmission 4 speed
Overdrive Standard
Transmission electronic control Standard
Transmission lock-up torque converter Standard
Axle ratio 4.2
Fuel economy city 21 mpg
Fuel economy highway 28 mpg
Fuel tank capacity 17 gal.
Engine displacement 183 cu.in.
Engine horsepower 200-hp @ 5500RPM
Engine torque 195 lb.-ft. @ 4700RPM
Engine bore x stroke 3.39" x 3.39"

 

I was wanting to know what the wheel horsepower rating was, not crank... If no one knows, what is the drivetrain loss percentae on an automatic honda transmission? In manuals, on average, it's 17%...

 

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Man maybe next time I will read before I post Sorry for this 1 for me

 

It's between 155-160 whp stock. They have about a 25% drivetrain loss.