SRX hp's?


depends on how tight your tolerances where, it can really vary over a wide range, if you got a 'perfect" engine tho, any year can be in excess of 150. the newer ones aren't that much better, just the tolerances are enough tighter on average that the average one is faster.
 
hey man, sorry got caught up renovating the house, I'll be heading back your way early this week, I'll give you a call when I'm heading, if you're not home I can just drop the stuff in your mailbox.
 
never much more then 142hp on a awfull good one

" can be in excess of 150hp"....... :ORC :ORC


its gettin deep in here!!!!!!!! ;):D ;):D
 
Don't worry about your hp, just make sure you get it to the ground and smartly at that.( clutching )
 
fuel is everything!

powermist TO 137 will give you 155 hp easy with the right jetting,
or dynol 832 mixed 50/50 with pump premium will do the same.
 
what's powermist.Don on a 2000+srx with evrything right to spec you can get 150hp.
 
It won't last on the trail.Mine was blue printed by simon's cpr.It's right on the verge just enough to pass tech.
 
Powermist is an awsome fuel. They make fuels for all kinds of racing. If you race, and there's no restrictions on your fuel, your missing the boat if your not using oxygenated fuel. You have to actually try it to believe it. It is honestly good for a 8% increase in power output compared to standard high octane fuels. The best stuff is Propylene oxide.
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yammiman,
get some powermist 832, mix it 50/50 with pump premium, go up 2 jet sizes, and you own a 150 horse srx. Alot cheaper than buying a new sled.
 
I ran vp oxgated fuel in my vector on asphalt this year.I no longer own that srx.
 
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