99ECLIPSEGSXDSM
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Yes! Very similar and that's what everyone is saying besides one...
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Yes! Very similar and that's what everyone is saying besides one...
It really amazes me to see how stupid you retards really are. I know many DSMers who just up their boost with a fully stock car. brings them close to mid twos easy. You underestimate the strength and durability of this motor. But what can I say? Yall are right even though half of what you say doesnt make sense. Im dont wasting my time.
Right, so the folks in this thread making more power than you.. Like the guy with the T4 frame >95lb/min HX52 Pro on his 6 bolt rod/NPR piston motor (me), built in 2008, that has survived more cam/turbo/manifold combos than you have had oil changes.. are underestimating the motor?
If you are seriously bragging about maybe making mid 200s on a 20G, a turbo rated for double that, that's even funnier.
We have experience, reality and math on our side. This is not debate, this is not a matter of opinion. You look silly and should bow out of the conversation.. like two pages ago.
You've managed to get one thing right though: you are wasting time. Yours, mine, OP, and everyone else's. Also: oxygen. A big waste of that.
By NPR pistons... do you mean stock NPR pistons? Or something I am unaware of?
Yup. OE Replacements.
