Can I say 500whp is Safe?
Here is the Gist. Car has the inlinepro stage 2 street kit. BW 366. .91 A/R let me cut to the chase. Car is getting tuned at AMS I want to make this wait worth wild because she has been down for 3 months. I want to get as much power as I can with it still being safe for a summer cruiser. 425-450whp is my ultimate goal, but if I can push it near 500whp and not really have to worry about anything I will. Ill ask the tuner to what he feels is safe as well. But I also wanted input from the guys that have done it. The car is all stocl. Ap2 with 24,000miles. Is anyone pushing or have knowlegde of what the cars capable of?
I have a daily so this wouldn't be driven everyday, and I only driver her from May - November and I do not drive her everyday. And when I do take it out I don't beat the piss out of it. I give it pulls here and there only from 2nd gear and up will I do WOT. Any input would be GREAT
I have a daily so this wouldn't be driven everyday, and I only driver her from May - November and I do not drive her everyday. And when I do take it out I don't beat the piss out of it. I give it pulls here and there only from 2nd gear and up will I do WOT. Any input would be GREAT
Left out the most important fact. What kind of fuel? Lots of high power cars on here. Joeyballs, passman, and many others are up and over 600. Go as high as the fuel will allow, then lower it to where your comfortable. 450 feels fast to me, 600+ has got to be INSANE!
Whatever 14 psi will give you power wise on 93 is about the limit. Are you getting tuned at AMS in the Chicago area? If you live in the Midwest there is ample E85 around. That is what I run in the Chicago area but you will need bigger injectors and a better fuel pump than a Walbro 255
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Whatever 14 psi will give you power wise on 93 is about the limit. Are you getting tuned at AMS in the Chicago area? If you live in the Midwest there is ample E85 around. That is what I run in the Chicago area but you will need bigger injectors and a better fuel pump than a Walbro 255






