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Re: I don't agree, my numbers just proved what you
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Posted by buickanddeere on April 25, 2005 at 08:16:46 from (192.75.48.150):
In Reply to: Re: I don't agree posted by jdemaris on April 24, 2005 at 19:08:58:
The 239 cubic inch 2355/2555 making 66HP at 2100rpm is right on the money and even 69 HP would be close but stretching it. The turbo 239 in the 2755 making 75Hp is correct and even 79HP figures about right. What was it about the numbers you didn't understand? Of course some engines are detuned. It's smart marketing and saves money on production and parts inventory. There is a max you crank them up before the fuel is wasted up the stack. Your 236 is about maxed at 59HP at 1800 rpms. Rpms and volumetric efficiency will have to be improved to make more HP. Either better flowing ports/manifolds/muffler/filtration to support higher rpm natutal aspirated operation. Or use forced induction and beef up the engine/cooling as required.
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