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Old Sep 22, 2007 | 12:44 AM
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Considering its going to be my daily driver, with the wife and the 2 and 4 year old strapped in every now and then I was not looking for a crazy street machine, only a dependable, durable, (decent on gas mileage), great running engine.. And I think that once I get the damn thing to start, that is what I will have. I was very excited just driving it with the stock cam and no oil pressure, so I can almost say that I will be very pleased with the motor being nice and freshened up..

But,, I do allways think "man,, why didnt I go with the rpm cam??" I dont care though,, as long as it runs good, Im not into street racing or burning the tires off.. Just want a good, dependableengine..
Old Sep 22, 2007 | 02:02 AM
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ORIGINAL: JMD

Well I was under the impression that we were talking about HP at the flywheel, just as an engine would be set up on a dyno....

and no way it will make 400 fwhp
I will agree with this statement, no engine in the world will make that car generate any fwhp at all, without major revisions to the car....
Thats flywheel hp.

I hope I'm wrong but I seriously doubt that thing would make any more than 220 rwhp. If we are (were) talking 250 stock, and stock meaning gross, no accs, flywheel rating.
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