Posted by IH fan on December 05, 2011 at 12:13:13 from (108.67.112.6):
In Reply to: an H at 115 HP??? posted by j carter on December 04, 2011 at 15:20:15:
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I drive cars for a dealer that specializes in imported cars and specially mid-high end imports. One of my favorite drives is the M35 Infinity.... 385Hp out of a 3.5 liter engine and if you don't "stick your foot in it", it's as docile as the same basic 3.5 in a Nissan Altima with about 200Hp. Amazing what they can do with engines these days. I don't doubt 115Hp can be gotten out of an H engine with enough $$$$. My wife's last car was 260 out of a 4.6 and her current one is 285Hp from 3.9... guess that's progress.
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