realistic power?

depends how much monies your willing to spend, the gearbox/clutch wont handle 90+ for long. this topic has been coverd loads of times do a search you'll find loads of stuff (Y)
 
mines running 70bhp currently with just twin webbers with the manifold i will be fitting, cam and big port head im expecting around 90bhp and i think thats easily achievable
 
mines running 70bhp currently with just twin webbers with the manifold i will be fitting, cam and big port head im expecting around 90bhp and i think thats easily achievable

70bhp? is that at the fly or wheel? thought you were on more than that with them webbers
 
remeber that as standard the 1.0 is only 50bhp at the fly or 55bhp if its a high comp head, so a gain of 20bhp is huge. if i pull my finger out and fit my 4-2-1 it'll be more. but yes thats the flywheel figure.

to put that in perspective the standard k10 1.0 does 0-60 in approx 15.1 seconds mine does it in 9!!!! and i do have videos to prove that ;)
 
remeber that as standard the 1.0 is only 50bhp at the fly or 55bhp if its a high comp head, so a gain of 20bhp is huge. if i pull my finger out and fit my 4-2-1 it'll be more. but yes thats the flywheel figure.

to put that in perspective the standard k10 1.0 does 0-60 in approx 15.1 seconds mine does it in 9!!!! and i do have videos to prove that ;)

thats what my 1.0 k12 does i think roughly but will find out one day when it gets timed by a pro lol the smaller the wheels the quicker ya get there if my mind serves me correctly like i said b4 and prob will say again (dont quote me on that lol!):slm:
 
Yes the smaller wheels will accelerate quicker as it requires less rotational force to turn them (torque). You try and turn a small wheel quickly from the centre then try the same with a bigger wheel. You will know how the engine feels.

On the contrary though, if you had some 15" OZ Superlagerra's or similar then they are lighter than steel wheels (about 6kg each) plus the tyres being smaller will make them even lighter compared to the steel setup. Down side of them is they are expensive.

**EDIT**

I just looked here http://www.oz-alloys.co.uk/p1019150.htm and the wheels are 5.2kgs each and cost £498.99 with Toyo Tyres so they are not that bad.
 
Remember though, if you've got too much power for these 13" wheels, they're not going to grip! You'l have to get larger wheels to get the power down. We're probably talking over 100+ bhp for this though
 
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