98DesertGT
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Asking more questions.
I searched, perhaps I didn't word it right so mods, correct me if I've done wrong.
Okay here goes.
Most/many PI mustangs top out around 250-260rwhpright?
I see many PI swapped going 260-270.
so this shows on average about 10-15 go better.
common knowledge I know, please bear with me.
Considering the compression increase, not having tubes would still make good power no?
just objectively...
assuming the extra power from the swap.
It's close to the actual gains of LTs on a PI car no?
In theory one could just slap a catless mid, and be within range?
Spitballing goes nowhere, but you see my point.
Unless you guy's are making serious under the curve gains, I am having a hard time swallowing the hassle for trans removal vs gains.
Yes...kooks will fit great, make power.
But $1000+ for 15 or so HP isn't worth it(to me)
Just poking ideas about the gains on a PI engine vs a PI swapped engines already head start.
I searched, perhaps I didn't word it right so mods, correct me if I've done wrong.
Okay here goes.
Most/many PI mustangs top out around 250-260rwhpright?
I see many PI swapped going 260-270.
so this shows on average about 10-15 go better.
common knowledge I know, please bear with me.
Considering the compression increase, not having tubes would still make good power no?
just objectively...
assuming the extra power from the swap.
It's close to the actual gains of LTs on a PI car no?
In theory one could just slap a catless mid, and be within range?
Spitballing goes nowhere, but you see my point.
Unless you guy's are making serious under the curve gains, I am having a hard time swallowing the hassle for trans removal vs gains.
Yes...kooks will fit great, make power.
But $1000+ for 15 or so HP isn't worth it(to me)
Just poking ideas about the gains on a PI engine vs a PI swapped engines already head start.