F20C into Ae86 Project...
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F20C into Ae86 Project...
Hopefully this isn't a repost, but there is this guy that sure does a hell of a lot of talking. I love how he says, based upon getting a AEM ems, he can get 260hp.. Ummm, no...
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"it's also making 260hp thanks to the AEM EMS, exhaust, and a cold air intake setup"
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and i quote..
"it's also making 260hp thanks to the AEM EMS, exhaust, and a cold air intake setup"
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Originally Posted by Wisconsin S2k,Apr 12 2006, 05:55 AM
he could expect to make upwards of 240-250whp with an EMS, bolt ons, and tuning. there are people who have made around 230-240whp with bolt ons and a VAFC.
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When the initial swap is done, the car should be somewhere around 250-260 flywheel hp, and weigh in at just under 1800lbs. Once I get into a little more modding and tuning the EMS, I should be around 270 or so. Sounds like fun to me
When the initial swap is done, the car should be somewhere around 250-260 flywheel hp, and weigh in at just under 1800lbs. Once I get into a little more modding and tuning the EMS, I should be around 270 or so. Sounds like fun to me
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1800lbs? I doubt that though, mine's around 2200lbs. I can't see where he's stripping 400lbs from the car. But even still, 2200lbs with 260 flywheel hp will be interesting.
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