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Old 09-11-2001, 05:00 AM   #1
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I've seen it done.

BTW, I just was reading the latest SEMA mag, and there's a guy in there who used to run Hondas, but now has a FWD Focus with a DOHC 2.0L engine that is N/A, non-NOS, putting out over 600hp. He says it's all in the heads. Before this latest head, he was turning low 10's @ 124 mph (400 hp with the "old" head).

**** like that just plain scares me.

Take care
~Chris

P.S. The old 2000cc Pinto engines can take much higher rpms than the 2.3L, and were the top choice of Pony Stock racers until the supply dried up.

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