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| GT37 |      | 0 | 0% | 
| TT |      | 2 | 22.22% | 
| Semi-PP |      | 2 | 22.22% | 
| 6-port |      | 0 | 0% | 
| 4-port |      | 5 | 55.56% | 
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|  10-31-2009, 11:36 PM | #10 | 
| The quest for more torque Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Sheboygan, Wisconsin 
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			I'll leave this up for a while, but I think I had best avoid anything involving a turbo at this point in my rotary learning curve, I talked to my rotary-building friends (who got me into them) and my 13.0:1 AFR idea was heavily ridiculed. (I still want to try it though). I was also told that 500 WHp with a GT37 is possible but not easy. Basically, Turbocharging a gasoline engine is a whole new world for me. I have been made to know that if I want to keep my engine intact, I need to stay NA. I originally built this engine to blow up, but now that it has promise of making power, I am thinking that I want to keep it running. They had also heard rumors of a 275 WHp streetported 4-port NA build using a custom intake manifold, but I still can't find it on the internet. I appreciate C. Ludwig questioning my overly-optimistic hopes, as that raised a question in my mind which prompted me to run the idea past my friends. 
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