What's the stock IP good for (rwhp)
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What's the stock IP good for (rwhp)
I'm wondering what the stock IP is good for rwhp wise. I'm not intersted in a 14 mm head. I know about the turning the screws and all that good stuff. I'm wondering what injetors, turbo/s, other little things.
If there's already a thread with this info could some post a link.
If there's already a thread with this info could some post a link.
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How stock is stock? You mean untouched, or other internal mods, just not the 14mm head? I think about 500 hp is what they are good for on a VERY well thought out and tuned combonation. Most people wind up with about 400-ish hp at the max.
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I understand that. I just wanted to clarify. Seems like when ever you ask a question like this someone comes in talking about some super duper fancy aftermarket thing-a-ma-jig that the original post wasn't ever about.
I'm after numbers and what mods where down to get there on a stock 12mm.
I'm after numbers and what mods where down to get there on a stock 12mm.
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I believe BC847 puts down 447 whp with a stock IP.
IMO, I wouldn't even consider the 14 mm H/R. The reports on it are too mixed. Just step up to a P-pump and be done with it.
IMO, I wouldn't even consider the 14 mm H/R. The reports on it are too mixed. Just step up to a P-pump and be done with it.
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i can make 265 cc of fuel through my pump at 800 rpms, 200cc's at 2000rpms, so do what you can with that, mine is about absoutly maxed for a 12mm head, and i heard reports of 2.2 to 2.5 hp per cc of fuel. so with the right turbo/turbo's, you could make a good solid 450ish hp.
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I did 422hp on dunbars dyno with a maxed 12mm pump and a set of 6x.018's along time ago. The 6x.018's are too big for a 12mm pump....6x.016's and a good shape 12mm pump should net an easy 450+hp.
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Thanks for the info so far guys. I'm thinking of doing set of twins similar to the BD but with my own twist.
The Ppump thing is what I was referencing too in post #6. I own a Pump'd pickup and will do with that what can be down. My CrewCab, for the time being, will be VE and I would like to get out of it what I can.
The Ppump thing is what I was referencing too in post #6. I own a Pump'd pickup and will do with that what can be down. My CrewCab, for the time being, will be VE and I would like to get out of it what I can.
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mods to the pump include, afc lever gone, full power screw cranked to the point of runaway, 3200 spring with 2-3 coils removed and made the same length, a fresh h&r and 1/2 inch lines to the main supply port at the front of the pump, and put a snap ring on the ip front seal and put 30+ psi to it
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PDR claims their "hot rod" VE pump is good for 450 rwhp on fuel only, but of course you need to have all your ducks in a row, i.e. injectors, turbo(s) headwork, etc, etc.
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That's cool. I just want to compare apples to apples. If some folks would be willing to post up what there dyno numbers are and what they did it would help everyone. I know some of the stuff is secret squirel, but some info would be great.