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    Default hp #'s

    who has the highest whp N/A d series in ga and what were the #'s?
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    and setup....if possible
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    130whp tops?

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    ^ Haha.

    My old neighbor, was not on IA. But he had a turbo d16 hatch that was putting 245 to the crank. Dunno about wheel but I saw his engine dyno sheet. It was crazy rice looking, but dayum, 245 is descent in a hatch I think
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    Quote Originally Posted by IOnlyLookStock
    ^ Haha.

    My old neighbor, was not on IA. But he had a turbo d16 hatch that was putting 245 to the crank. Dunno about wheel but I saw his engine dyno sheet. It was crazy rice looking, but dayum, 245 is descent in a hatch I think
    That's probably 210-215 to the ground. I'm going to guess somewhere around 140 with built internals could be achieved but honestly, just swap in a B series and call it a day

    ...or gut the hell out of that thing!

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    637.42hp and 136tq
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    over nine thousand!!!!!! and 0 rwtq =]

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    lol nice tq number thats impresive

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    Quote Originally Posted by IOnlyLookStock
    ^ Haha.

    My old neighbor, was not on IA. But he had a turbo d16 hatch that was putting 245 to the crank. Dunno about wheel but I saw his engine dyno sheet. It was crazy rice looking, but dayum, 245 is descent in a hatch I think
    245 to the crank, N/A?.....




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    I was actually curious as to how someone measured crank power anyway?

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    Quote Originally Posted by afwfjustin
    I was actually curious as to how someone measured crank power anyway?
    usually you just add a percentage or you can yank ur engine out and stick your motor on a engine dyno.
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    I know but I'm curious as to how that person thought they had a 245 crank hp car. How often do people dyno their motor out of the car

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    i do it on a weekly basis

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    Quote Originally Posted by TRYMY4.0
    637.42hp and 136tq

    you forgot at 15000 rpm

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    Quote Originally Posted by redrumracer
    you forgot at 15000 rpm
    Maybe a spaceship

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    Quote Originally Posted by afwfjustin
    I know but I'm curious as to how that person thought they had a 245 crank hp car. How often do people dyno their motor out of the car
    i do it all the time at work

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    Quote Originally Posted by TRYMY4.0
    637.42hp and 136tq

    soooooo true!!!!

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