How much have you guys managed with an N/A GT or GT-S? Would be interested to see your gains as well as what mods you are running.
brake horsepower (bhp) its also known as the horsepower produced at the flywheel. whp (wheel horsepower) is what you really wanna know.InSw1tchedFlame said:k i know whp means wheel horsepower, what does bhp mean???
yeah, but not cost effective, that's the problem with going n/a on the Celica.vcel523 said:200 whp N/A? If someone can get 194 out of CAI, headers and PFC, then if you add rods, pistons, valves, springs, flywheel and such, you should more than 200 whp. Does this seem plausible?
Well, i really couldnt think that rods, pistons, and sleeves could give you more hp. In fact, i would be more inclined to believe that they weigh more being forged internals to make it stronger, and that would cause loss of power. Awhile back i asked about the built motor that MWR offered for the 2zz, and someone told me that yes its built to run strong, but as of power being there, stock without the boltons, it wouldnt be as powerful...but i could be wrong.vcel523 said:200 whp N/A? If someone can get 194 out of CAI, headers and PFC, then if you add rods, pistons, valves, springs, flywheel and such, you should more than 200 whp. Does this seem plausible?
i knew it meant hp @ flywheel but i always thought it stood for base horse power. and didnt WAR have a built NA celica?Gas-n-Grease said:brake horsepower (bhp) its also known as the horsepower produced at the flywheel. whp (wheel horsepower) is what you really wanna know.
there was a guy who posted a 175 whp 151 wtq from a celica GT with I/H/E.Redliner9k said:Ohhh so it's BS then? I post dyno's proving my clains and still BS.
No wonder this page doesn't go anywhere and it's full of hate and ****. I just share my info. If you can't believe it then let it be. I have plenty of witnesses to proove my #'s are not full of crap. I even have a video. **** it really, you try to help people out here and you get shot down.
Here are my supposedly bull**** dyno's: