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F22A1 vs A4 vs A6 - differences?
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Originally posted by totaldoughnut View PostI was thinking that having them on a switch would be pretty cool. Can you imagine messing around with someone trying to race. Imagine a built f22, you disable the system, the engine pulls hard off the primary runner ports, the other car gets a bumper length on you, you flip the switch open them up, the last thing the other guy hears is the sudden intake roar and your gone. That would be sweet. Another level would be to have moates 2for1 setup, they sell an EPROM chip that will store two maps. You race once on a severly detuned low power smogable map and lose. Flip a switch and race again with your dyno tuned map, cya. That my plans with my f22.
But back on topic now, I just bought an h23 manifold to do the swap on my f22a6. Im leaving the system intact and double spacing.
Well I guess that wasnt really on topic either.
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Originally posted by rodriguezyadir View Postyou can get more out of the a4 and it holds mre boost
actually the a1 is the strongest out of all the blocks. straightedge had an a1 block running on 20psi. AND it was on 200k. but i remember a thread on which one of the blocks was the strongest and the a1 was the one that turned out to be the strongest. i dunno why tho
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uh..no.Originally posted by Shadow1 View Postactually the a1 is the strongest out of all the blocks. straightedge had an a1 block running on 20psi. AND it was on 200k. but i remember a thread on which one of the blocks was the strongest and the a1 was the one that turned out to be the strongest. i dunno why tho
There is no physical difference between any of the blocks. None is stronger than the other.
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