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Loaning my car to relatives for a couple of weeks. Will be daily driving the Chevette. I challenge your statement! :lol:
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It's a Chevette, it has to start and move to qualify for this challenge. :wink:

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Not going to say anything as I haven't tried that in 2 months :lol: :oops: :?
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BTW Preston, didn't Kawa's uncle get crazy power out of a 4E?
I reckon around 200kw is massive power out of a 4E while still maintaining reliability if it's built right. I think Dwayne's GT (BOOOST) had around that much way back when. Not keen on a 5E at all?


From memory Kawa said he got about 270 something kw before the engine crapped itself but even he admitted the turbo was way too big and extremely laggy and thats why he has downgraded to a smaller, better suited turbo for his needs. Dwaynes had 205kw I think but I was told that it was with nos on something like 28psi boost (that's what I heard, don't know if its true or not)
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200hp max, after that if you want to go faster start getting rid of weight and learning to drive :D
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200kw per 1000kg and a flat torque curve is all i want :lol:
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I think 70hp for a daily is great ^_^
... As long as there is 720hp in the garage for happy fun
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BZG|Bling wrote:When you have the skills to drive half on, half off the track to get around them you know you have clocked driving and have enough power.


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pc wrote:200kw per 1000kg and a flat torque curve is all i want :lol:


Sounds like someone needs a Jadespec H22A in their AE82 ;)
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Garreth27 wrote: Dwaynes had 205kw I think but I was told that it was with nos on something like 28psi boost (that's what I heard, don't know if its true or not)


Wasn't that much, sub 190kw at the wheels BUT he drove the pants off it.
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Emz wrote:I think 70hp for a daily is great ^_^
... As long as there is 720hp in the garage for happy fun
times


When is happy times for said car in garage?
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Emz wrote:... As long as there is 720hp in the garage for happy fun
times

It may just be me, but I don't need 720hp for happy fun times. Yet you can have happy fun times in the garage ;)
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Daily driven... Hmm...

Brain says "Something cheap so a pushbike or scooter"
Guts says "You pussy! Sure they are cheap, but where is the fun?"
Brain "Having money for the weekend isnt fun?"
Guts "@$%# that shit! I want fun NOW!"
Brain "Whats fun for you?"
Guts "Large engine, supercharger out the bonnet and loud exhaust telling every other wimpmobeal to get the @%$# out of my way or I will eat you!
Brain "So owning something that is abusive to others hearing, obnoxious in looks and horribly inefficent is fun?"
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Brain "Cant do that, its called racing and penalty for that is crushed car."
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Seriously tho, Carrol Shelby said it best when he built the Shelby Cobra 427. 425hp of 7 litres of V8 in a car smaller and lighter than a Levin. 2 of them were made turbocharged making close to 800hp.

"Too much is only just enough"

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Lith wrote:
pc wrote:200kw per 1000kg and a flat torque curve is all i want :lol:

Sounds like someone needs a Jadespec H22A in their AE82 ;)

hehe... that probably would be about right. 180kw 900kg, and honda awesome power delivery. Got a pic of the dyno plot?
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HIS POWER LEVEL IS OVER 1000!
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pc wrote:hehe... that probably would be about right. 180kw 900kg, and honda awesome power delivery. Got a pic of the dyno plot?


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Remember the torque curve looks quite abrupt because the torque plot doesn't start at 0, and its a big cam engine which the dyno run for was started at really low rpm - the dyno plot shape should give a better idea of the relative torque change throughout the rpm range, power being a factor of torque and rpm etc.
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spoonza6 wrote:
Emz wrote:I think 70hp for a daily is great ^_^
... As long as there is 720hp in the garage for happy fun
times


When is happy times for said car in garage?


Girvs wrote:
Emz wrote:... As long as there is 720hp in the garage for happy fun
times

It may just be me, but I don't need 720hp for happy fun times. Yet you can have happy fun times in the garage ;)


Hey I totally take it out of the garage! It's going again now you know :)
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Girvs wrote:It may just be me, but I don't need 720hp for happy fun times. Yet you can have happy fun times in the garage ;)


Isn't 700hp your goal power though Girvs?
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Emz wrote:
spoonza6 wrote:
Emz wrote:I think 70hp for a daily is great ^_^
... As long as there is 720hp in the garage for happy fun
times


When is happy times for said car in garage?


Hey I totally take it out of the garage! It's going again now you know :)


I wasn't saying it don't go, was just wondering what occasion brings it out?
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