crazymayhem
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Would 600+ horses be too optimistic for a ITB setup?
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If you mean 600 crank hp no. I'm at 536 with just headers, tune and 100 octane race gas. With a 13.5% drivetrain loss on Watson Racing's dyno they said I'm about 610-620 calculated. But realistically let's say I'm at 560 or so at the crank, I think the choker is the voodoos intake. Even the cobra jet picks up top end rpm hp.Would 600+ horses be too optimistic for a ITB setup?
Easyyeah, I meant before drivetrain loss, so engine hp.
That's a little overly optimistic in my mind. However, with ITB's and a retune with nothing else done I'd say 570 crank isn't unrealistic. Those world class cylinder heads are hungry.Hmmm... (This + DI + PI) / 5.2 = ~700hp, NA :eyebulge:
With an innovative hood design, could this be the next big thing??
How many serious buyers would be up for this and what minimum gains would you accept to actually buy one?
I know all of this. It's not $7000 either.How many would be interested in a $7000 itb setup then adding on a $3000 stand alone engine management system to control it and then integrating it into the oem electronics?
More to it than bolting on a manifold. Also by the time you get a plenum/ air filter on top will it still fit under a stock hood?
Realistically it would depend on management I need to stock ECU to pass inspection. It would still be a year or two off thoughHow many serious buyers would be up for this and what minimum gains would you accept to actually buy one?
No chance a stock ecu will control this.Realistically it would depend on management I need to stock ECU to pass inspection.
ExactlyNo chance a stock ecu will control this.
Kinsler has had a coyote manifold/ throttle body available for years. Check it alsoI know all of this. It's not $7000 either.