We've got 84hp here stock (with euro cam, 33M head, and without any emission stuffs). So what could be the difference with 33M and 15M when using the euro cam+higher comp ratio and 98 octane fuel?
Even though the compression is high there isn't any knocking. It works with standard ignition timing without any problem.
wath i can tell is that a 13:1 engine with FI head and mid-hot cam (400 lift) and mikunis goes up to around 160hp...
IMO a 11:1 engine slightly upgraded should get you around 120hp with the bolton and without the OEM intake ... rather be a 32/36,mikuni or FI. wich should be pretty good.
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Sentra Sport Coupe 87 Turbo
14.850@97.454mph
H&R Spring, 15psi, TMIC, 370cc, Nismo mount and pulley, Almasi tuned ecu...
Well, I have the normal carb and all the differences (to the 84hp stock in here) are the head and the compression ratio. Could it be possible to have 90-95hp?
Last edited by Tee Koo : Nov 14th, 2004 at 03:54 PM.
id just slap on 4 webber carbs onto the engine and get like 130+hp , but its lots of work and lots of money
Youll never get 60 more hp just by slapping 4 weber on it ... and btw... 4 weber will never fit on a 4 cylinder engine ... you must have meant 2 side draugh mikuni or dellortos or something like that (and even then you wont it over 15hp+ without other mod to the engine/exhaust
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Sentra Sport Coupe 87 Turbo
14.850@97.454mph
H&R Spring, 15psi, TMIC, 370cc, Nismo mount and pulley, Almasi tuned ecu...
Youll never get 60 more hp just by slapping 4 weber on it ... and btw... 4 weber will never fit on a 4 cylinder engine ... you must have meant 2 side draugh mikuni or dellortos or something like that (and even then you wont it over 15hp+ without other mod to the engine/exhaust
Right, there's not much gains if you increase the amount of air/fuel on the intake side but neglect to modify the system to compensate for that extra fuel/air.
And Tee koo, its hard to dyno your car on the internet, you can get a sense of what others have done and the gains they've seen, you'll just kind of know when you do it how much power your engine will make.
And Tee koo, its hard to dyno your car on the internet, you can get a sense of what others have done and the gains they've seen, you'll just kind of know when you do it how much power your engine will make.
I didn't meant having the "exact" numbers, just an estimation