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can I get 300-325 fwhp without a cam swap?

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If you do a cam, count on computer problems and be sure to save some more cash for a chip.
If you go w/1.7 lifters & no cam, you'll be OK w/heads & intake alone.
 

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I always thought FWHP = flywheel Horse Power right? or does that now mean front wheel?
 

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Pokageek said:
I always thought FWHP = flywheel Horse Power right? or does that now mean front wheel?
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These days .......... who knows

When I got back into this hobby things had changed since the days of points in the dizzy and carbs

I never had any interest in imports other than to use them for gas savings. I had not considered them for performance or knew nothing about them for that application.

For a good while ... I did not know the younger members on the various boards were talking about a piece of pipe when they used the word ... Intake

I've always used the word .......... Intake

when talking about the .............. Intake Manifold

Grady
 

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FWHP = Front Wheel Horsepower
RWHP = Rear Wheel Horsepower
BHP = Brake Horse Power (Flywheel horsepower)
 

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Therian said:
FWHP = Front Wheel Horsepower
RWHP = Rear Wheel Horsepower
BHP = Brake Horse Power (Flywheel horsepower)
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I hear BHP all the time in this one TV car show from England/Europe (BBC). I think Austrailia uses the term BHP too. Make sense now that imports are on the scene.

I wasn't sure what BHP was until the new 05 Mustang was mentioned as having 300 brake horsepower. I figured that BHP was some goofy euro conversion until then.
 

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Yeah then you have "net" and "gross" sheesh..
 
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