1900 american block capable of 300bhp?
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has anyone managed to get 300bhp from one of these engines?
i have managed 240bhp in mine and thinking of rebuilding at the end of summer but wonted to no if it is possible to acheive 300bhp .
does anyone no wot parts would be needed and wot companies would i be able to get the parts from.
any info would be grate cheers andy
i have managed 240bhp in mine and thinking of rebuilding at the end of summer but wonted to no if it is possible to acheive 300bhp .
does anyone no wot parts would be needed and wot companies would i be able to get the parts from.
any info would be grate cheers andy
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im going for this kinda power minimum 280 when i get the summer out the way. should think it will require a piston change, a t34 and some more head work???
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Originally Posted by andyblack1.9frst
would karl rework my 1900 tall block or does he stay with 1600 blocks?
thanks for any info andy
thanks for any info andy
Have the 1.9 Specialised engine, cossie management ,greens, T34 with 6 degree cut back blades / Maram shaft / 360 degree thrust bearing, grs rad and intercooler, Level 6 ecu
Going for forged pistons , steel rods, greys, P8 ECU with antilag and possibly a custom exhaust manifold.
Doing this over the winter.
This Spec should see me over 300 bhp as I should be able to run plenty of boost as it's just a toy car and not my main car.
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