2tone
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- First Name
- Anthony
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- Fort Myers, Fl
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- 2017 Civic si. 2006 bmw 325i
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It depends on where the torque is made. Generally(give or take) on a dyno jet:What is the consensus on power an Si can push reliably? For example I have a 2015 tuned wrx and most people agree the rods cannot take more than 350tq.
FBO 93 : 250whp 300tq
Fbo + e40: 280whp 330tq
27won turbo fbo : 295whp 295 tq
27won e40: 330whp 330tq
Big turbo kits can put you up to 400whp and 360ish torque I think could be lower but it’s way farther in the rpm range compared to our stock turbos. Eman did a dyno run at 460 or some other crazy number with meth plus big turbo but he didn’t keep it that hard of a tune on the street so I doubt he thought it’d be reliable. Numbers are just numbers tho and don’t directly equal how fast the car is.
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