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03-30-2004, 06:23 PM
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1.8 8valve more power
what would be some quick and simple wayes to get a little more power from a 1.8 electronic fi i put it in a 81 vw pick up
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big valves, lower compression, cam, exhaust n intake
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Re: 1.8 8valve more power
No, the only time you want to lower compression is if you plan on adding a turbo. Normally aspirated cars need more compression to make more power.
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Re: 1.8 8valve more power
I have made alot of extra hp in my Rabbit. I shaved the head .030", I put in a big cam (272), and I am using an Audi 5000 intake manifold and throttle body.
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