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Old 01-15-2007, 08:10 PM
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Re: Sohc Power!!!

NICE HAHAHA
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Old 01-16-2007, 02:40 AM
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Re: Sohc Power!!!

lmfao @ dyno

i've had several similar arguments with this kid at my work who drives a 4 door civic. kid thinks he can run 12's with an intake, exhaust and two window stickers i shit you not. my favorite story of his is when he went - for real - 200mph (not kph, i asked that specifically) in an acura rsx... when i said that was impossible in a stock rsx he told me it wasnt stock, it had an intake and upgraded injectors jeff98's not even close to as bad but still, there was a time when i talked alot and didn't know much. i still dont know much but when someone who knows tells me i'm wrong i usually try to listen.
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Old 01-16-2007, 10:47 AM
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Re: Sohc Power!!!

HAHA, Yeah, I alwyas try to be careful< these guys at work have some muscle cars and they want to know what im putting down, so im like "well, its a 92 with 150000 so less than the 220 stock.. lol
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Re: Sohc Power!!!

its hard to tell what kind of gains you would receive from just ported heads without any testing. DR Stage 2 heads give an additional 30-40 hp on TT cars, and its more than just porting, plus since TT's flow a lot more air than N/A's, they will be benefitting more from headwork than N/A's will, so 30 hp is not likely on an N/A. If you really want to find out how much power your car has compared to a stock DOHC, just go race one and post your results. I'm sure we are all curious to how many mods it takes for an SOHC to catch a DOHC (of the same transmission).
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Re: Sohc Power!!!

i see no reason for this to stay open....obviously the guy's just learning and doesnt know his stuff yet
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