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Old 02-13-2005, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by pheonixb16aguy
the all motor sohc is pretty sweet although my brother said thats weak for whats done to it ... put then again it looked like a old tired motor
Dude, your a ------- idiot, weak for whats done to it? I spent 500 dollars. Tell your brother to build a a6 for 500 bucks and keep it NA and completely stock looking and see if he can gain 40whp. Money says you wont even get close. The engine has been completely rebuilt.



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Old 02-13-2005, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by pheonixb16aguy
it does dip ---- ...read an owners manual ... and yes my brother has built a way faster sohc .. but it was vtec... still 130 isnt ---- since kids on d-series.org put down 106 on stock si motors ...my brother had a y7 with zc pistons and rods and a jdm d15b vtec head...calculate the compression on that and get back to me
GLHS Information:

Shelby produced 500 GLHSs in '86 and 1000 in '87. The '86 GLHS is a converted Dodge Omni GLH, and the '87 is a converted Dodge Charger. Bone stock, the '86 ran a 14.7 in the quarter, and the '87 ran a 14.9 (being that the Charger was a couple hundred pounds heavier).

Both cars had the following: (Items in black were part of the Shelby conversion).

- First Generation Turbocharged 2.2l (4cyl) Block (called the Turbo I)
- Turbo I Cylinder Head
- 5-Speed A525 Transmission
- Adjustable Koni Gas Charged Shocks
- Turbo II Turbocharger
- Turbo II Two-Piece Intake / Fuel Rail
- Turbo II Exhaust Manifold
- Turbo II Radiator
- Turbo II Intercooler
- Turbo II Fuel Injectors
- Shelby Computer
- Shelby Serial Numbered Dash Plaque
- Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel
- Leather Wrapped Shifter ****
- 205/50VR-15 Goodyear Gatorback Tires
- 15" Cast Aluminum Wheels (called Centurions)
- Clear 135mph Sticker Over the Stock Speedometer

With the above modifications, the GLHSs were rated at 175hp and 175lb-ft of torque.


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Old 02-13-2005, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by pheonixb16aguy
stock looking ... well why not run a airbox with a decent filter.............. and msd ignition kinda lets everyone know your not stock
Oh did you just delete yourself or get deleted..

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Old 02-13-2005, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by sohcbuilder
the glh does stand for go's like hell and the glhs does stand for goes like hell some-more

eh i saw that and was misinformaned
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looks like a fun day at the dyno... too bad i missed out. leia's numbers are damn impressive.
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