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Old 09-03-2007, 12:02 AM
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Have an old phamspeed kit with a 88mm turbo what kind of power can I expect on 370 inch motor
L92 carb intake
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9 to 1
comp cams 224 222 .581 .581 114+2

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Old 09-03-2007, 01:58 AM
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What a great post.

I'd say exactly 622rwhp. But only 620rwhp if you are using AC Delco spark plugs.
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I did 624/678rw with a 70trim on 12lbs with an old phamspeed kit.
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It's a good thing he didn't tell us anything else about the engine, because the only thing that makes a difference in power is the maker of the kit, size of the turbo, and the displacement.
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Depending on compression ratio, heads, cam choice, fuel system setup and octane the compressor could easily support 800-900RWHP on that setup.
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sorry updated
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Couple more questions for you:

Pump or race gas? Meth injection? What exhaust config?

At 15#s boost I would think ~700RWHP will be easily doable with a good exhaust setup on that motor
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Race fuel and its also in a Mustang the exhaust is 4 inch into a 3inch dual exhaust with magna flow mufflers
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Also have a under dash a2w cooler.
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Race gas? I would say 800 easily...

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is this a log style?
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Nope stock manifold kit...
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Originally Posted by CHRISPY
Nope stock manifold kit...
he didnt state if it was the tubular header kit or not.if it wasnt you can still use any factory fitting shorty header like i did.
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tubular headers
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Originally Posted by dmracing
tubular headers
with what u listed thats what i figured
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Doh! sorry I forgot they made the tubular version too!!
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There better than just running reverse shorties?
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Originally Posted by dmracing
There better than just running reverse shorties?
the tubular phanspeed kit?definitely better than shortys
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what would tubular be worth power wise as compared to reverse shorties?
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Originally Posted by dmracing
what would tubular be worth power wise as compared to reverse shorties?
honestly,thats rather controversial.people have made 1000rwhp with stock truck manifolds and people can make a crapload with tubular headers.Tubular headers are supposed to be much more efficient but unless your really pushing the setup i dont think you'll see that big of a difference.everyones goal is to make the most hp at the least amount of boost with the lowest backpressure so that that as u will.



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