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Deck Height for B20B 120-130

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posted by  B20Paul. on  Wed Aug 6 21:53 CST 2008
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The whole point is to apply what has been learned in the last 40 years to improving 40 year old machines. We never thought we would be building very mild mannered, normally aspirated, street B20s putting out well over 200 HP, but we are.

I have to say that a 2 litre B20 delivering a mild mannered naturally aspirated 200HP is BS. I'd have to see some quarter mile times to believe it.

As for your SP motor delivering 150HP, well I'd expect to see a low 15 second quarter in a stock weight car to believe that claim.





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