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Anyway... I just bought my car a few months ago and was waiting to test it out. So me and my friend went race, and boy did he smoke me. He was driving his MOM'S Altima 2.5S . So anyone know how for me to raise my horses. I'm looking at getting my car to about 200 or so.
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QUOTE(dustin15brown @ Jan 29, 2006 - 1:50 PM) [snapback]386063[/snapback] QUOTE(j0e_p3t @ Jan 29, 2006 - 6:43 PM) [snapback]386059[/snapback] intake and exhaust alone will only raise your hp by like 10 15 ish. but the flinstone mobile conversion sounds like a pretty good idea. and you save money on gas too. not even close, you will most like see 3-7 hp I think that is an underestimate. These cars were made pre 2000. So they just weren't made with the technology to work the best. Putting these little things on them do add hp. And most definately more than 3. 3-7 is a bad estimate. My car is not fast, but I know I've picked up more than 3hp from my mods. Don't be so depressing. -------------------- Live Free, Be Happy
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