Bhp of a Rover 25?
28 March 2004, 06:21 PM
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Should imagine its the same engine as in the Base model MG ZR, which is the ZR 105.......so i think you have a winner!!!
*Cough* 120???? thats funny, the old rover 214 8v that i had shoved out a mentalist 74bhp...progress has been made!
*Cough* 120???? thats funny, the old rover 214 8v that i had shoved out a mentalist 74bhp...progress has been made!
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Originally Posted by mn_angrybeats
The later 1.4 k series engines fitted in the 25's were developing a little more hp, better exhaust system probably...
The normal 1.8 k series manages 120hp, the 1.8 vvc 145 ish
The normal 1.8 k series manages 120hp, the 1.8 vvc 145 ish
29 March 2004, 09:57 AM
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LOL RR Proven doesnt mean anything apart from comparisons IMO, bench dyno'ed fair enough....
VVC cams can also be added to the 1.4 and like you say filter, exhaust etc and you should see around 110 / 120hp
My Cooper S has been RR at 243hp at AMD's rollers and it's nowhere near that
but good for bragging......
VVC cams can also be added to the 1.4 and like you say filter, exhaust etc and you should see around 110 / 120hp
My Cooper S has been RR at 243hp at AMD's rollers and it's nowhere near that
but good for bragging......
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