So, how much power does that silly old 60′s tech non-crossflow L-series 6 make… …on carbs?
A little digging about on the minkara page to attempt to clarify resulted in this find;
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WTF?! That’s some serious power. How did they manage that??
If you look at the video on YouTube there’s a link to AutoService Watanabe who are an outfit that specialises in making L gear. They even have a kit for “350ps” so I would imagine some serious work and tweaking and you get yourself over the 400mark. Impressive as all hell.
That is epic, and yes crazy power too.