Getting 150 HP from the 4G94
This a port
http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/ports.htm
ROAD/RACE
ROAD/RACE
would porting the head side of a 93 manifold on a 94 give much more hp with a turbo on?
getting a td05-16g put on and want to reduce lag (well there may not be any seeings im looking at a water to air IC)
getting a td05-16g put on and want to reduce lag (well there may not be any seeings im looking at a water to air IC)
No one knows since no one has dynoed a 93 manifold and 94 manifold back to back. I would wager that on a turbo setup the difference (if there is any) between the two manifolds is reduced as there would be enough pressure to overcome and flow differences.
a friend of mine has ever bolt on you can think of and he runs low 15's sometimes high 14's and he has every bolt on you can think ofwithout turbo or nitrious so it is very possible
A lot of our customers report to us that they are in 14s or low 15s N/A. That is very respectable for sure. A lot of time people do not take into account traction as a key to good 1/4 mile times too, so........
ROAD/RACE
ROAD/RACE
Last edited by ROCK; Dec 20, 2006 at 08:54 AM.
I see, that sucks, now I definately need to get more power outta my car. I think going turbo is a more sensical idea than trying to achive a lot of power via bolt ons, so I'll be saving for some time now....
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 2,914
Likes: 0
From: Central TX, Houston, and Huntville, TX
Yeah, turbo is really the only way to get decent power. The only plus side to going N/A is saying that you put down this much power with no turbo, but really you won't get anywhere over 200hp
We need to all make sure we speak the same language....... WHEEL h.p. or CRANK h.p. Remember manufacturers always talk in terms of CRANK h.p. not wheel h.p.
ROAD/RACE
ROAD/RACE





