This is for the T16 turbo boys.
The answer is 197bhp at 6550rpm.
HTH
John
MarlinTurbo
9 Sep 2005, 2:33pm
VOSA Question 13b
9 Sep 2005, 2:48pm
Re: VOSA Question 13b
197 BHP in a 800KG car.
Sounds good. Even better when your getting to the stage to fill in the forms!
Had a thought though. No sure what the question ask's. But that BHP figure is going to be more as it's not a standard exhaust.
The answer is 197bhp at 6550rpm.
197 BHP in a 800KG car.
Sounds good. Even better when your getting to the stage to fill in the forms!Had a thought though. No sure what the question ask's. But that BHP figure is going to be more as it's not a standard exhaust.
10 Sep 2005, 10:19am
John,
For only a few quid you can get 240 bhp.
Speak to Grant at [url]www.gb-ent.com[/url]
Cheers!
John
For only a few quid you can get 240 bhp.
Speak to Grant at [url]www.gb-ent.com[/url]
Cheers!
John
10 Sep 2005, 12:14pm
Does the increase BHP figures matter to the answer you put on the form?
Or is the question donor car standard power?
Or is the question donor car standard power?
10 Sep 2005, 12:24pm
hi john
I also have been looking at boost controllers with veri rate fuel pressure contoler so i dont burn my pistons out.
One make i was looking out is a duel valve that allows normal boost to mantained (using standard rover boost controler) but at the flick of a switch boost can be increased without the high cost of the electronic boost controllers.
here is one site that does them
http://www.armval.co.uk/products.htm
all the best
tony g
I also have been looking at boost controllers with veri rate fuel pressure contoler so i dont burn my pistons out.
One make i was looking out is a duel valve that allows normal boost to mantained (using standard rover boost controler) but at the flick of a switch boost can be increased without the high cost of the electronic boost controllers.
here is one site that does them
http://www.armval.co.uk/products.htm
all the best
tony g