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- | The HP is up about 46% more than the previous slightly mildly modified A15. However, torque is up a whopping 132% -- no wonder it feels so fast -- it is fast. | + | <br>The HP is up about 46% more than the previous slightly mildly modified A15. However, torque is up a whopping 132% -- no wonder it feels so fast -- it is fast. |
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Our own 1200rallycar twin-turbo'd an A15 to make the world's first A15ETT. It has a 46% power boost on stock internals.
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A15 Before
52.3 kw (70.1 hp)
stock apart from a mild cam, 32/36 cam and extractors. The torque curve tells the classic A15 story pretty well- feels strong from very low revs but runs out of breath over 5000-5500rpm. |
A15ETT After
75.6 kw (101.4 hp)
The HP is up about 46% more than the previous slightly mildly modified A15. However, torque is up a whopping 132% -- no wonder it feels so fast -- it is fast.
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