Worlds Most powerful m20...?????

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rundatrack
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Worlds Most powerful m20...?????

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By PPF outta Sweden

700 rwhp...28 psi

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MatthewakaMatt
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Post by MatthewakaMatt »

I have got to learn Swedish. Almost every day I see a thread about the most powerful ________ in the world built in some Scandinavian guys garage. Seriously, pick any (non Italian) European car. Then think of the sexiest most powerful one you have heard of. Pretty safe bet it was in either Sweden, Norway, or Finland.
Jon in Richmond
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Post by Jon in Richmond »

Pretty work! Sweeney, get on that.
Last edited by Jon in Richmond on Jun 30, 2006 9:36 AM, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by Velocewest »

MatthewakaMatt wrote:...Pretty safe bet it was in either Sweden, Norway, or Finland.
Must be those long winters...
Boru
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Post by Boru »

Who is this "Sweeny" person?
Too many welds on the intake plenum... could have easily used fewer parts.
The intercooler tanks are of terrible design... major short circuiting going on.
I don't do "pretty" for the sake of "pretty".
8)
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Post by rundatrack »

*shakes head*

Predictable like the tides..

:roll:
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Post by Boru »

Jon in Richmond wrote:Pretty work! Sweeney, get on that.
I see you edited.... ;)
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Post by Boru »

rundatrack wrote:*shakes head*

Predictable like the tides..

:roll:
Please explain.
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Post by rundatrack »

Sweeney wrote:
rundatrack wrote:*shakes head*

Predictable like the tides..

:roll:
Please explain.
Well is your comment as a welder or as a tuner?
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Post by Boru »

rundatrack wrote:
Well is your comment as a welder or as a tuner?
Both.

Though the intake plenum is of nice design it could have been made more asthetically pleasing with fewer welds... one piece instead of two welded together in areas.
Tuning/design wise, the tanks on the IC are pretty bush league and hamper the efficiency. Basicly, the entire IC core is under utilized.
I'm not too concerned with asthetics, especially over function. My response was to the "pretty" comment... it could be a lot more pretty. It was also meant rather jokingly.
I would have made large tapered tanks on the IC that arced rearward replacing the 90ish degree tubing bends. A larger tapered tank will allow utilzaton of the full core more effectively by reducing the posibility of short circuiting.
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Post by Jon in Richmond »

Sweeney wrote:
Jon in Richmond wrote:Pretty work! Sweeney, get on that.
I see you edited.... ;)


:cry: :oops: 8) :D :up:
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Post by TurboSnail »

i like all the welds there done done decently . other than that i think it makes the car look more like a machine .
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