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To put out 400hp reliably you should build the bottom end to handle 600hp. Figure about $15,000 to $30,000 with a built block, tricked out head, supercharger or turbocharger, injectors, an AEM EMS, exhaust, etc. etc. Do you still want to do it?
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Originally Posted by Sideways,Aug 13 2004, 12:33 PM
To put out 400hp reliably you should build the bottom end to handle 600hp. Figure about $15,000 to $30,000 with a built block, tricked out head, supercharger or turbocharger, injectors, an AEM EMS, exhaust, etc. etc. Do you still want to do it?
-Alan
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Speed, reliability, and price. Choose two, up to 400whp and one after that…
You can get to 400whp tonight if you want, we'll just have to take some big risks! (NOS and lots of it!) I say start small and get to 350. Get a blower and remember that you can always sell it later
-kM
You can get to 400whp tonight if you want, we'll just have to take some big risks! (NOS and lots of it!) I say start small and get to 350. Get a blower and remember that you can always sell it later
-kM
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Originally Posted by Gioire,Aug 13 2004, 01:00 PM
I'd like to be able to get at least 400Hp to the wheels.. Is it possible and if so what all is required to get it there..
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The '05 Corvette also looks much better than the C3-C5 IMO.If you want 300 HP, that's not too difficult to achieve on the F20C, but you'll still be looking at $5-10k for a nice build and tuning.
