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90 - 100 gimme a few years till insurance allows for more
Lower than a snakes bollox
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Had 128 BHP with the old engine xr2i 8v
dunno with the 1.9 8v turbo will find out when its all mapped and then i will get a read out and post it.
dunno with the 1.9 8v turbo will find out when its all mapped and then i will get a read out and post it.
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andyhardy :Probably about 70 with the amount of cam wear the crappy things got
pimsle. Looked ok on Saturday though mate and it's not exactly hard to change a cam is it. Might as well bung a performance one in there though eh?
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75 bhp for my mk6 1.25, and 0bhp for my XR2i because it currently has no engine , but hopefully when i put in the 2.0 i should be seeing about 130bhp
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All your numbers mean nothing without a power to weight ratio to get a bhp per tonne figure. I'm guessing all Fiestas weigh at least one tonne.
I've got 140 'ish bhp but, my car weighs 600 kg, so...
140 / 600 * 1000 = 233 bhp per tonne.
cheers,
Neil
I've got 140 'ish bhp but, my car weighs 600 kg, so...
140 / 600 * 1000 = 233 bhp per tonne.
cheers,
Neil
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NeilH :All your numbers mean nothing without a power to weight ratio
Only a kitcar owner would come out with something that gay
I haven't weighed mine yet, but the FRST was about 935kg out of the factory I think
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heeman10 :I haven't weighed mine yet, but the FRST was about 935kg out of the factory I think
Thanks james, Ive been looking for that figure.
Even as a std weight mine comes out as-
270/935 X 1000 = 288 BHP per tonne.
However my car has been seriously lightened so even a conservative estimate of 850 Kg gives-
270/850 X 1000 = 317 BHP per tonne
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