And if you would so kindly post your displacement bore x stroke wise and est hp. I need to settle an argument.
What are you guys running for c/r's?
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Bone stock M20B25...
number of cylinders: 6
capacity: 2.5 liters
bore: 84mm
stroke: 75mm
c/r: 8.8:1
est. hp: 167-169 (depending on the source)
est. torque: 164 lb./ft.
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No man, you got it all wrong. It's about chrome and flames. The more chrome and flames you have on your car the faster it will be. ;)Originally posted by b*saintSee you dont need crazy high c/r to get good na hp. Its all in the engineering not what you bolt on.'89 325is S50 Track Montser
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So, what you're all saying is I shouldn't shadowline my car?
Oh man.
Where can I get stick on chrome?? heh
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number of cylinders: 6
capacity: 2.7 liters
bore: 84mm
stroke: 81mm
c/r: 8.8:1 (est - block decked .015")
est. hp: 180 bhp
est. torque: 190 ft/lb
Haven't dynoed yet. BUt, it's a torquey SOB!- Sean HayesComment

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