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oliwb

posted on 3/4/06 at 09:51 AM Reply With Quote
100 bhp from 1.6??

Hi, Just wanted to know if ppl thought it might be a realistic expectation to get 100 bhp from my 1600 Pinto? Before anyone suggests Zetec I've got this engine and its already had most stuff done to it eg: ported, gas flowed, kent cam, bike carbs, megajolt etc etc. Obviously it needs a proper RR session but is it a realistic figure to be able to coax out of the old girl considering it was only 75 as standard?? Oh the engine was built proffessionaly for race use by a firm and came fully reconditioned as is from Tiger so basically brand new pistons the lot.....Cheers Oli.





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NS Dev

posted on 3/4/06 at 10:06 AM Reply With Quote
yep entirely realistic to get 100hp from a 1600 pinto.





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Dutchman

posted on 3/4/06 at 10:09 AM Reply With Quote
why not?!

I lighten the fly wheel, change camshaft, portet the head, did some polishing, el.pump and 4 suzuki GSXR750 carbs on 1300 Fiat Uno engine from 1992 and show 90hp on wheel , mesured on Dyno and 5y later I tested it with G-Tech and it was 92hp on wheel ... so it is something like 105-110 on flywheel





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