| corollalover101 wrote: |
| The 20V is not a "drag"/ 1/4 mile engine, it's a high-revver more suited to circuit racing, to make it and effective 1/4 miler would require a lot of cash |
| Anton wrote: |
| The 20v would collect some licks on the 1/4 from the sr20vvl, but will hold its own on longer stretches.
Fact, not Fiction. |
| Supra GT-FOUR wrote: |
| i really dont see the point in comparing a 1.6l 20 valve and a 2.0l sr20 vvl. efficiency is about hp per litre.
A more sutiable comparison would be the sr16-ve and the 20valve both having 1.6l displacement. also what version of 20valve balcktop or silvertop? |
| moti wrote: |
| which brings me to my question:
what kinda Hp we looking at here the engine is stock though |
| booge wrote: | ||
So are you saying that from Grand Bazaar to Golconda, the Toyota 20v would be in the lead? |
| moti wrote: | ||
somebody tell meh nah cause i not getting a stright answer from google or wiki |
| Supra GT-FOUR wrote: |
| Horsepower dis torque dat... it's amazing that nobody taking into account gearing. bearing in mind the 20valve blacktop comes with a 6 speed close ratio gearbox. and the earlier version (non20v) vvls NEVER came manual only with Hyper cvt M6. |
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The 20V is not a "drag"/ 1/4 mile engine, it's a high-revver more suited to circuit racing, to make it and effective 1/4 miler would require a lot of cash |
| QG wrote: | ||
You made a strong point there...but Booge is talking about a manual vvl in a b14. vvl will take win |
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| I have personally seen VVLs making 8000rpm, 8500rpm and 9000rpm (this was automatic, using the 1, and 2 lever) and all on stock form |
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