Claiming 630 rwhp N/A. Is this a record?
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Thread: Who's Gen IV is this?
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04-11-2014 #1Enthusiast
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Who's Gen IV is this?
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04-11-2014 #2Enthusiast
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Looks like absoluthanks old wheels 20/21 set up.
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04-11-2014 #3Enthusiast
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This is Junkie out of Dallas's old car. Don't know who did the work on it though.
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04-11-2014 #4Enthusiast
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I def say those are Ryans past 20/21's That's one sweet car for sure!!!
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04-11-2014 #5Enthusiast
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Yup those are my old wheels and Motons. Will traded for a ZR1.
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04-11-2014 #6Enthusiast
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Def believable numbers with ported head and intake!
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04-11-2014 #7Enthusiast
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I was under the assumption that head work on a Gen IV was difficult due to tuning capabilities.
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04-11-2014 #8Enthusiast
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Just saw he put it up for sale. Great car.
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04-11-2014 #9Enthusiast
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No it's not difficult just your limited on what you can do to the valve train.
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