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Old Aug 31, 2007 | 02:56 PM
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Money is not issue I am about make like 10 grand in the desert. I was going to go with the kit on Explicitspeedperformance. But my question is it worth the money to spend on the H-series rather than just a B-series. I don't want to spend all of the money if jsut as much power can be obtained out of the B-series.
Old Aug 31, 2007 | 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bangodango
Money is not issue I am about make like 10 grand in the desert. I was going to go with the kit on Explicitspeedperformance. But my question is it worth the money to spend on the H-series rather than just a B-series. I don't want to spend all of the money if jsut as much power can be obtained out of the B-series.
i think you need to talk to bigdaddyvtec if you want to find out the cost involved in building a h22. he at the time may be better knowledgeable than anyone here on HMT about the h series and the cost factor involved. although i think a dirty d has its ground stable at the time . should look into that as well. bigger is not always better :P. i dunno if anyone will agree with that though
Old Sep 1, 2007 | 01:31 PM
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Depending on how much power you plan on making, I think that a turbo B18 can deliver just about all the power you need. H2B IMHO is a better option for all motor power.
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