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T2 with a 150 hp ??

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Is this possible???

T2 with 150 hp

I might be there. Having mine put on a dyno shortly and will know. However this will give me HP at the rear wheels so I'll have to make a guess at what is lost in the drive train. I went to 22 pound injectors which is good for about 140 HP but I wasn't getting enough fuel so I since went to 26 pound. Have tons of torque and it really wants to go when I get into it but still getting some missing in the upper rpms when I get into it. Hard for me to guess tune it at the higher rpms and dangerous to the engine. That is why I'm bringing it to a tuner with a dyno for this part. I should know before long and have torque and HP graphs to post. With nitrous, I think you could see 200 hp but I don't want to push it that far.

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I might be there. Having mine put on a dyno shortly and will know. However this will give me HP at the rear wheels so I'll have to make a guess at what is lost in the drive train. I went to 22 pound injectors which is good for about 140 HP but I wasn't getting enough fuel so I since went to 26 pound. Have tons of torque and it really wants to go when I get into it but still getting some missing in the upper rpms when I get into it. Hard for me to guess tune it at the higher rpms and dangerous to the engine. That is why I'm bringing it to a tuner with a dyno for this part. I should know before long and have torque and HP graphs to post. With nitrous, I think you could see 200 hp but I don't want to push it that far.

Lenny

Your either going to have to carry a couple anchors to hold you down or put some wings on that thing.(lol)

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Your either going to have to carry a couple anchors to hold you down or put some wings on that thing.(lol)

It's propably going to suck enough gas so that the gas I will have to carry will probably offset the power.

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