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400 whp on N/A VQ possible?

With all the drama with TSM dyno posting I retract my previous statement.

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Old 05-19-2014, 08:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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With all the drama with TSM dyno posting I retract my previous statement.
E85, a somewhat generous correction factor... it's definitely making some serious power relative to any other N/A builds that I am aware of, but hitting 400 even with cold weather and a generous CF, ehhh... I wouldn't hold your breath.

On that note, has anyone put higher CR pistons in one of these blocks and run 100+ AKI? Dry sump or stouter oil pump to handle higher revs?

That would make for a high-strung engine, but it would put down some decent power before it kerploded
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E85, a somewhat generous correction factor... it's definitely making some serious power relative to any other N/A builds that I am aware of, but hitting 400 even with cold weather and a generous CF, ehhh... I wouldn't hold your breath.

On that note, has anyone put higher CR pistons in one of these blocks and run 100+ AKI? Dry sump or stouter oil pump to handle higher revs?

That would make for a high-strung engine, but it would put down some decent power before it kerploded
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E85, a somewhat generous correction factor... it's definitely making some serious power relative to any other N/A builds that I am aware of, but hitting 400 even with cold weather and a generous CF, ehhh... I wouldn't hold your breath.

On that note, has anyone put higher CR pistons in one of these blocks and run 100+ AKI? Dry sump or stouter oil pump to handle higher revs?

That would make for a high-strung engine, but it would put down some decent power before it kerploded
There is canuck shop with a high comp full na hr head 3.7 block that is over 400 using jwt c13's? full headers and itb's

Edit:its the same guy megan370 talks about, I just forget the name of the shop
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There is canuck shop with a high comp full na hr head 3.7 block that is over 400 using jwt c13's? full headers and itb's

Edit:its the same guy megan370 talks about, I just forget the name of the shop
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