96 se vs. 94(?)ssei
09-30-2003, 09:16 PM
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96 se vs. 94(?)ssei
I know we're not suppose to quaral between "brothers" but hey, i just coudent resist.... coming home earlier i passed a series 1 ssei... then at the next stop like i heard the blower whine.... so we went... dead even to about 60 then i started to pull... had him/her at probably a length at 100... not a real exciting one... but makes me feel good to know my n/a beat a blown 3800...
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Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
wow...well, I suppose that old 94 SSEi was bone stock and not well maintained :?
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yea 260 for torque.... but i'd imagine with all the other gizmos that come in the ssei it might weigh more too...? really. whats the last name? and age... i might know em
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
wow...well, I suppose that old 94 SSEi was bone stock and not well maintained :?
And the SSEi weighs very little more than an SE. Very little. The torque is not only higher, but a much flatter curve, and delivered at a lower rpm. The hp is also delivered at a lower rpm on the Series 1 L27 and L67.
Must not forget this if you intend to race one. BTW, I have a measly 205hp 1993. Wanna race?
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
wow...well, I suppose that old 94 SSEi was bone stock and not well maintained :?
And the SSEi weighs very little more than an SE. Very little. The torque is not only higher, but a much flatter curve, and delivered at a lower rpm. The hp is also delivered at a lower rpm on the Series 1 L27 and L67.
Must not forget this if you intend to race one. BTW, I have a measly 205hp 1993. Wanna race?
"Measly 205hp 1993" my arse!!
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