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Old 09-26-2013, 05:14 PM
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Im coming
I live in Tucson and would love to see it. Keep us updated on a time.
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For the record, I believe you've out-done stock long-block gn's and are approaching 2jz territory!
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Give it hell Mike, can't wait to see what kind of numbers this beast can do.
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For the record, I believe you've out-done stock long-block gn's and are approaching 2jz territory!
Mike its my understanding that these things are built stout and "should" get to 700 wheel hp before much is needed

Im thinking that MR bambic is going to be the guy who finds out
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For the record, I believe you've out-done stock long-block gn's and are approaching 2jz territory!
Wait, I thought that was the n54...
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I'm curious to how much the transmissions will handle? My wife has an explorer sport with the same transmission.
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I'm curious to how much the transmissions will handle? My wife has an explorer sport with the same transmission.
Nobody knows on the awd/transverse platform
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Mike its my understanding that these things are built stout and "should" get to 700 wheel hp before much is needed

Im thinking that MR bambic is going to be the guy who finds out
I wouldn't be surprised if it holds up to more than that. If I can make 550 rwhp with a stock short block 80's 5.0 roller block, and new gen Hemi's, 5.0 coyotes and lsx's are make well north of 750, an EB that peaks at 5500 rpm should prove pretty stout.

Props for pushing the envelope on the EB! Any specs on the turbos? And, you are running e85 through the di system now too, correct?
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