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  • Member For: 16y 3m 19d
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6boost without a doubt.

And good luck with your goal. I was able to make a best of 471rwkw's on PULP from my FG F6. That was from the stock bottom end at the time. You've got a long road ahead of you. Off the top of my head I cant recall any FG making over 500rwkw's from PULP.

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I would be leaning towards E85 if I ever wanted to get alot of HP, easier, safer and by what ive heard the more timing etc makes them go like a cut snake compared to 98 all over the rev range..

Good luck to ya though, keep us informed on the build and take plenty of pics...

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yeah but my logic is that if you build a 500+ motor for pulp then imagine the gain when retuning it to e85.

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I'm with the other guys on this. 500rwkw would be much more achievable on E85 than 98 but the difference between 400 and 500rwkw on pulp would be massive.

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Everyone knows that it's easier to get it on E85 but if the OP wants to go and do it on PULP I say good job!!! It'll be an absolute weapon if he does it. Especially once he decides to go for more :-)

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Imagine the fuel system to run 500rwkw's on 98 with enough headroom for e85, $$$$$$$$, but yeah it would be nuts..

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