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Old 07-17-2007, 01:39 PM
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D16y8

I wanted to know how much hp could i get with a aem cold air intake and dc headers on a stock d16y8 engine. what else could i do to it to gain more hp.
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Re: D16y8

You'll free up a few, maybe 2-6hp. If you want any really kind of power gain, you'll need to rebuild the engine with a cam (and valvetrain) as well as high compression pistons, or go forced induction (nitrous, turbocharger, or supercharger). It all depends on what your goals are as well as how much $ you're truly willing to spend.
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Re: D16y8

www.homemadeturbo.com

eagle/vitara and boost....good for 350whp daily w/ a good tune and setup ($4-5k)
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