Why do Ebay sellers like the continue to get away with posting such BS http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...80236592271&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123
He does admit that but now he is claiming its crank HP but the Jeep was built by a "WELL KNOWN" racing team if this is still for sell on May 10th I might just ask the guy to bring it to Ennis which is not far from Dallas
I dont know who this is, but they claim to have out ported/coated manifold on it. All of our manifolds have the flaming P on it, this one does not. It may be an early one, but I am very curious as to whose car this is.
Ok, I had to respond to the questions. The most rwhp we have ever seen on a stock bottom end is 467 which is 566 at the crank. It is possible that if we took that engine and put it on an engine dyno with no accessories or exhaust, that it would hit 580hp, but putting these engines on an engine dyno is not very easy and they are not mentioning a cam. The most this engine is going to see with a stock cam is around 500hp IMO.
"Bidding has ended on this item" with 0 bids. Did seem like a good price. And very nice touch brushing the floor mats in a pattern.
One thing I've noticed looking at used cars on ebay over the years is that these speciality "dealers" selling 2nd hand cars really have no idea what they're selling, they're always getting the info wrong. On ALL types of car too. They don't check what they have to make sure it matches the info, just that they have a clear vin to sell it. More errors gets more questions and attention and possibly a sale anyway so they don't care. I've seen so many simple basic errors on there over the years it's ridiculous. Only thing worse than new car dealers are used car dealers.
