2v HP numbers Race/ street tune?

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CENTENNIALSTANG

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What is a good HP number to get on a fully built 2v motor ported polished heads, cams, built bottom end. Either turbo or blower. Any thoughts on street tune 92 octane and 50/50 MIX, race gas HP number opinions please. :SNSign:

 

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Too vague.

400-700, take your pick.

 

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600rwhp+ is pretty attainable nowadays.

 

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geoffsgt said:

Too vague.

400-700, take your pick.

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Your right vague, if you were doing a motor turbo/blower and you had a flip chip what would be your desired hp with lets say 91 0ctane/50/50 mix/ pure race gas? is that a little better

 

LB0193

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depends how much cash u got

 

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CENTENNIALSTANG said:

Your right vague, if you were doing a motor turbo/blower and you had a flip chip what would be your desired hp with lets say 91 0ctane/50/50 mix/ pure race gas? is that a little better

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Desired hp level...hmm...howabout AS MUCH AS I CAN GET...



Duh

 

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I just put 621 flywheel horsepower and 518 rear wheel power down with a great tune from HP Performance. Car is mean.

 

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mustang90 said:

I just put 621 flywheel horsepower and 518 rear wheel power down with a great tune from HP Performance. Car is mean.

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damn thats a lot of drivetrain loss

 

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depends on how much boost you are going to run on each tune.

 

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deftsound said:

damn thats a lot of drivetrain loss

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Eh? Thats about right. Higher the hp more its gonna make a difference as its a percentage. Usually drivetrain loss is anywhere between 12-18%

 

mustang90

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i also have heavy fr500 wheels and tires on the car. they told me those suckers take 40hp!

 

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mustang90 said:

I just put 621 flywheel horsepower and 518 rear wheel power down with a great tune from HP Performance. Car is mean.

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HP in roswell huh im 65 miles away . So since you got a good looking build maybe you can answere this ? whats the most your motor can handle before boom. Some people tell me 700 then sum say 1000hp whats the difference in the motors if they are all built. (rods Pistons Crank and i guess block heads cams lots of boost or spray.)