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Old 22-04-2006, 07:22 AM   #1
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Default Expected power gains from mods.

Well the time has come to share some figures on rough percentages on power gains with different mods.
If you believe otherwise,put your case forward and if you are right well go with corrected results.

Extractors and exhaust-15-25% increase
Cam 5-7% increase.
Stall converter. 1-10 % loss top end but more power down low.
Headwork 10-40 % increase (not sure on this one)
Manual box 10% increase in power
Diff artificially increases lower power by ratio percentage.

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