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  1. 05-31-2005, 02:26 AM #1
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    lame. they'd both lose.
    haha
    but seriously...... e-bench racing is the best!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeCoolinATL
    lame. they'd both lose.
    haha
    but seriously...... e-bench racing is the best!
    I live my life 1/4 of a mile at a time.....and for those 17 seconds or less, I am free!

    Seriously though, the lugs on both my car and truck require about 96 ft-lbs or torque to put on/off. Is that more than the engines in question?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruiner
    I live my life 1/4 of a mile at a time.....and for those 17 seconds or less, I am free!

    Seriously though, the lugs on both my car and truck require about 96 ft-lbs or torque to put on/off. Is that more than the engines in question?
    no, but close.

    JDM b16s make 135-140whp 105-110 TQ
    USDM GSRs make 145-150whp and 115-120 TQ

    Dont go by the FACTORY ratings, go by DYNO sheets, which i have dynoed TONS of sotck b16s an GSRs.

    in a street race, GSR , more USABLE tq curve
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    Quote Originally Posted by vteckidd
    no, but close.

    JDM b16s make 135-140whp 105-110 TQ
    USDM GSRs make 145-150whp and 115-120 TQ

    Dont go by the FACTORY ratings, go by DYNO sheets, which i have dynoed TONS of sotck b16s an GSRs.

    in a street race, GSR , more USABLE tq curve
    Thanks. I was just curious as I have never had to deal with those engines. Good info to know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruiner
    I live my life 1/4 of a mile at a time.....and for those 17 seconds or less, I am free!

    Seriously though, the lugs on both my car and truck require about 96 ft-lbs or torque to put on/off. Is that more than the engines in question?

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