Hey guys. Without adding a turbo or replacing engine parts how can I boost power or at least get all it should have. Have K&N filter and Electronic ignition now. Mostly bone stock 73 injected 1.7. Low ser# btw. Thanks in advance. MW
I have been working on a desgin but I don;t have the time to see it to fruition. If someone else wants to take over my project go ahead. I would appreciate 10% of sales seeing as how I did all the research
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Posted by: RiqueMar Dec 7 2011, 05:02 PM
Change out the Hamster. The original is long since dead from age or over-excersion... or it ate some rust, that probably kills hamsters as well.
Posted by: bandjoey Dec 7 2011, 06:10 PM
Drivers Training will add speeeeed, or so I'm told.
Hey guys. Without adding a turbo or replacing engine parts how can I boost power or at least get all it should have. Have K&N filter and Electronic ignition now. Mostly bone stock 73 injected 1.7. Low ser# btw. Thanks in advance. MW
This approaches the realms of alchemy!
Even if you add 5 HP, would you notice it? Probably have lost more to wear and tear over the years than you could regain with bolt on goodies. Rebuild and go 2056.
Posted by: BajaXJ92 Dec 7 2011, 07:06 PM
QUOTE(scotty b @ Dec 7 2011, 04:34 PM)
I have been working on a desgin but I don;t have the time to see it to fruition. If someone else wants to take over my project go ahead. I would appreciate 10% of sales seeing as how I did all the research
Oh J. Herman Christ I think I peed my pantaloons...
Posted by: thelogo Dec 7 2011, 07:10 PM
QUOTE(Crash207 @ Dec 7 2011, 12:16 PM)
Hey guys. Without adding a turbo or replacing engine parts how can I boost power or at least get all it should have. Have K&N filter and Electronic ignition now. Mostly bone stock 73 injected 1.7. Low ser# btw. Thanks in advance. MW
Hey Crash : I'd say carbs , cam , p's and c's and head porting are the
easy'est ways to start .
but just a little know fact : If you shed weight you gain power to weight ratio
so that the way I went lose weight , unsprung and sprung
Posted by: Tom Dec 7 2011, 07:12 PM
I think that would depend on why you want more power. If you want to use the potential of the car for driving curvy roads or AX, better brakes, tires, suspension, and seat time will pay you the best dividends. Tom
Posted by: Racer Chris Dec 7 2011, 07:47 PM
QUOTE(thelogo @ Dec 7 2011, 08:10 PM)
QUOTE(Crash207 @ Dec 7 2011, 12:16 PM)
Hey guys. Without adding a turbo or replacing engine parts how can I boost power or at least get all it should have. Have K&N filter and Electronic ignition now. Mostly bone stock 73 injected 1.7. Low ser# btw. Thanks in advance. MW
Hey Crash : I'd say carbs , cam , p's and c's and head porting are the
easy'est ways to start .
but just a little know fact : If you shed weight you gain power to weight ratio
so that the way I went lose weight , unsprung and sprung
Thanks for playing. Next! . . . . Most bang for buck without removing the cylinder heads: Tangerine EVO 1 1/2" hands down.
Posted by: zig-n-zag Dec 8 2011, 05:02 PM
Take up the valve lash by a half-thousand or so and
You won't believe the power. What did "EB" say?....
"You haven't got the guts..."
Posted by: Drums66 Dec 8 2011, 05:09 PM
QUOTE(RiqueMar @ Dec 7 2011, 03:02 PM)
Change out the Hamster. The original is long since dead from age or over-excersion... or it ate some rust, that probably kills hamsters as well.
.......Change out the squirrel...for a hamster? (that just might work?)
Posted by: dlestep Dec 10 2011, 08:29 PM
Research...books, on-line...on EFR and Richie Ginther's preparation on 914-4s