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  1. Thanks ,yes i have read those spec . my question was to any one who has dyno figures for real hp at the front wheels of a black 20 valve.
  2. Could anyone tell me what wheel hp. would you expect from a fwd. 20 valve black top. engine is non modified.?
  3. It will remain FRD
  4. I do say sorry for my lack of grammar.The 20 valve black top engine and transmission is all i have ,i do believe it may of come from a ae101 toreno that was a half cut . Could you please tell me what will be the features or numbers that will assist in the transmission recognition. The eng .trans. is to be installed in a speedway car.Thank you for responding to my request.
  5. can any one tell me if there is a spool for the diff available for4age 20 valve man. transmission
  6. i am building a speedway sedan . my starter car is a ae 102 hatch hit in the front. requires left corner cut, however i can buy half cut ae111 with a black top 4age all good.. my question is are the floor pans, rails etc., going to match up? these cars have a total nascar roll cage supporting the body so i am not concerned with reguards the weakening effect of half cutting. also is the black top a better engine performance wise over the silver top, we can run either? i hope some one may be able to shed some light on the subject . this is a step into another zone of dirt track racing front wheel drive for me.thanks. :dance:

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