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Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) 370's hp rating

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i always hear about how 24v injectors are good for xxx horsepower. just curious what are the 370 injectors good for horsepower/torque wise, i have a set waiting on a new turbo. thanks
 
On a 180 motor you will get 40 - 60 max. To get the max. H. P. you need more air not just fuel. Now that you have more than enough fuel you need to get the air in and exhaust out.

Bruce
 
75-80 hp, but only if u mover the time up to 16-17 degrees. especially on a 180 pump. low timing will kill hp on 370's
 
right now i have stock turbo, afe, 4", star wheel spun a good bit and 370 diamond b's, stock timing i would say that i picked up maybe 40hp. when i intstalled them i had to bump up my idle b/c once i put it in gear it would drop to 400rpms and try to stumble. right now i have a bad miss at 2700 rpms. it misses bad when holding it to the floor and backing out it starts to buck. i think when i advance the timing it will help alot. egts get to about 1050 and turbo will spool to 35lbs max.



bad, i can see you are in need of some 370's you can do the install if you have hand tools a dually lug nut a 1" piece of 1" pvc. took me about 3 1/2hours (drop a socket down the intercooler tube... ..... don't ask). the 2nd time will go much faster.
 
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I was not real impressed with the 370s by themselves, maybe 40-50hp but the #11 plate woke em up real nice.
 
I just upgraded from 300's to 370's. Mine doesn't stumble so do you guys think I still should bump the timing? Will going to 16. 5 really give it much more HP? I tend to run at low to mid rpm's so I don't want to loose much bottom end...

TIA

Paul
 
Up your timing. It will increase milage as well as power. The more fuel you throw at it the more timing you need {to a point}.
 
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