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Question question for mr. raby

what is the approx horsepower and torque for the 2270?

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Old 06-10-2001, 07:42 PM
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Sir,
The 2270 in various stages of tune has nmade between 145 and 165 HP, and 150-170lb/ft of torque.....Most of our street engines put out 155 HP..

The Torque is really what is felt with this engine, as the stroke pulls like crazy in a 914..

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hmmm that sounds awesome
i am thinking of using dual webers 40idf

what is the approx stock torque on a 2.0

seems as if your kit adds a lot of torque

any other feedback?


Sir,
The 2270 in various stages of tune has nmade between 145 and 165 HP, and 150-170lb/ft of torque.....Most of our street engines put out 155 HP..

The Torque is really what is felt with this engine, as the stroke pulls like crazy in a 914..

Jake Raby
Raby's Aircooled Technology
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40 Webers, just won't feed it....

The least you will be able to use is 44 Webers, but prefferably 45 Dells...
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Stock torque for a US-spec 2.0 is 105 lb-ft. Torque spec for a stock Euro-spec 2.0 is 108 lb-ft.

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Can the 2.0 D-Jet be tweaked to work on the 2270?
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Man, Jake. You really like to tempt people don't you. I am tempted to get rid of my freshly rebuilt 2.0 liter with FI for your 2270 motor. Plus, I can come up and get it from you since I live in Atlanta. How much is a 2270 motor without induction or exhaust? I have Dell 40's...what would be needed to make them 45's? I would imagine different velocity stacks, different jets, etc...

Paul

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