How much WHP do you think...
So how much WHP do you think I could reach w/ my 95 GSR. With the following mods?
Eagle Rods with Wiseco Pistons(Specs: 81.5mm-11.5:1/RINGS* (KIT) WISECO PISTON ). Im bulding the head with blox stage 2 cams, AEM Cam Gears, ARP head studs, Omni Power Intake And Exhaust Valves, Titanium Retainers, and Valve Springs. Tunning on Hondata s200. Boring the block and a 3 angle valve job. Oh, 70mm throtle bodie, I/H/E. Anyone running a simmilar setup?
Eagle Rods with Wiseco Pistons(Specs: 81.5mm-11.5:1/RINGS* (KIT) WISECO PISTON ). Im bulding the head with blox stage 2 cams, AEM Cam Gears, ARP head studs, Omni Power Intake And Exhaust Valves, Titanium Retainers, and Valve Springs. Tunning on Hondata s200. Boring the block and a 3 angle valve job. Oh, 70mm throtle bodie, I/H/E. Anyone running a simmilar setup?
One important thing to note is that there is a fairly sizeable difference in dyno numbers depending on which kind you use. They are merely a tuning device. The real way to check your power is by honing your skills at the track and posting 1/4 times and trap speed. Some people like to brag up dyno numbers and use them as an absolute truth, but in fact, they mean very little.
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Probably the only TRUE dyno number would be that from an engine dyno, but even those probably vary.
To get a real sense of how much power your parts and tuning have added, you would need to a do some baseline runs on a dyno with the engine in stock form, then do your upgrades, and go back to the same dyno for tuning, preferably with similar temperature/weather conditions.
To get a real sense of how much power your parts and tuning have added, you would need to a do some baseline runs on a dyno with the engine in stock form, then do your upgrades, and go back to the same dyno for tuning, preferably with similar temperature/weather conditions.
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