True, its displacement not cylinders. My v6 s10 was only .3 liters smaller than my v8 mustang. 4.3 vs 4.6 So its not cylinders its displacement.Displacement!? Its not all about cylinders.
Yes, it is about displacement. Turbochargers simply supplement that lack of displacement. In the end its all about consuming as much air and fuel as possible.and an STI would KILL a pontiac 400 ci motor, its not about displacement AS MUCH anymore, its about technology..
Just like some people have 4kw on huge subs and stock front speakers, some people like going retardedly fast in a straight line and don't care about cornering.Twin turbo fox. Woohoo for poor handling drag queens.
forced induction 400 ci vs a 152ci forced induction...which do you think will make more hp...and tq.and an STI would KILL a pontiac 400 ci motor, its not about displacement AS MUCH anymore, its about technology..
If your talking about diesel trucks, that quite possibly could be considered the new rice type craze.what about some trucks on the quarter mile, anyone have any moded ones or know of any that can get in the 11-12 second range or faster?
what about some trucks on the quarter mile, anyone have any moded ones or know of any that can get in the 11-12 second range or faster?
I dont know where to begin. Cut our losses and and get someone to dictate your ramblings for us, please. You're illiterate, and dont know what you're talking about.your wrong eugenics that does not equal displacement... Thats like saying if i put a 460 ford in my fox body i am going to beat an sti.. which i wont.. its not all about displacement, its not really about how much fuel and air either, a lot of you have not a clue. Suspension, tires, vehicle weight (which is why the gto you posted can barely outrun a stock 4.6) parasitic loss.. like the ls1 camaro is an awesome small block 350, that has heads made by god himself from the factory, and just with a cam and intake manifold and belt over 450 horses to the fly.. a 460 ford cant do that. Its not about displacement anymore. in the 60's 70's company's had 0 technology which is why they figured the bigger the motor the faster, but seriously now big motors are just heavy...