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Originally Posted by Redrover
Maybe not as much. I'm just now really learning about the H22 and it's power limits and mods, but I can tell you I've seen a stock H22 with an H2B, which should have little to no result on a dyno, run 215 to the wheels. That's a healthy motor... but you get the idea that it shouldn't be too hard to hit 200 with aftermarket parts.
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randy's motor is "stock" but its not "stock". There were tricks performed but he does have a very healthy motor.
200 is just a number, not important and stupid to base a build off a number which can change drastically solely on what dyno you get on.
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