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MH 81 with f162

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erict

03-16-2006 09:00:57




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How much more power would one expect to gain with this set up. Originally it was to have 16 horse. Would it be more than 20 horse?




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Ian Johnsen

03-16-2006 22:15:49




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 Re: MH 81 with f162 in reply to erict, 03-16-2006 09:00:57  
I put a f162 in my '47 model 20, but mine is turbocharged and running on propane. I am dynoing at 80 hp. When I disconnected the boost pipe it made 36. But, that is still with big valves and electonic ignition.



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erict

03-17-2006 04:50:43




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 Re: MH 81 with f162 in reply to Ian Johnsen, 03-16-2006 22:15:49  
How do you keep that little 20 from coming apart at the seams?! I thought I might tear something apart but those old girls must be stronger than I thought!



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Alberta Mike

03-17-2006 06:15:17




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 Re: MH 81 with f162 in reply to erict, 03-17-2006 04:50:43  
I think Ian is one of those funny fellas, maybe pulling your leg a bit?



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erict

03-17-2006 08:32:21




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 Re: MH 81 with f162 in reply to Alberta Mike, 03-17-2006 06:15:17  
I kinda thought so but I "TRY" to take everyone at face value.



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