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    anybody increce the horsepower of the stock Aspire engine from 63? I'd like to know how that is working for you! I got an Aspire engine a 1994 with about 200,000 sitting and would like to try to use it for a project if i got time (maybe!) with maybe a Festiva 5 speed, NOT AN ASPIRE 5 SPEED! swap or auto tranny
    Last edited by old yellow; 01-10-2014, 08:17 PM.
    Doug's Daily Driver (Dad): '91 Ford Festiva L Manual "Old Yellow" got with 40,xxx mi... about 52,xxx mi. give or take now

    Austin's Daily Driver (mine) : '91 Ford Festiva GL Automatic "Whitie III" W/ 0.40 over aspire engine from '94 Aspire "New Blue" rebuilt 92,xxx mi. then... about 96,xxx mi. or more now (on body)

    Doug's work car: '95 Ford Aspire Manual "Whitie II" w/ swapped stock aspire engine from '95 Silver Aspire and has
    it's 5th transmission! 75,xxx mi... now with about 130,xxx mi.

    Sold! '89 Ford Festiva Manual "Gaystiva" (sold to my Uncle) - got with 163,xxx..... now 163,xxx Sold!

    TRANSFERRED! '89 Ford Festiva Automatic EFI "one hit wonder" Given to
    bolokid - got with 210,xxx ...... now with 210,xxx miles TRANSFERRED!

    '94 Ford Aspire SE Manual "Assfire" - got with at least 350,000 mi

    SOLD! '90 Ford Festiva L Manual look for Narion (or click the username) it's new owner on the forum! - got with 193,xxx miles... now has 193,xxx miles give or take SOLD!

    R.I.P '91 Ford Escort GT w/ bad engine..... stripping for parts then off to the scrapper!

    R.I.P '91 Ford Festiva Manual "Lil Red Rocket" bought brand new in 1991 with ~120 mi... ended with 227,xxx mi.


    R.I.P '97 Ford Aspire 4 Door Automatic "Ford Metro" parts car - got with about 144,xxx mi.... ended with 144,xxx mi

    R.I.P '95 Ford Aspire Manual Silver (one owner and one family car) got with about 50,000 miles ended with about 90,000 miles

    R.I.P '94 Ford Aspire Manual "New Blue" got with 150,xxx.... ended with about 200,xxx (it's engine is the .40 engine in my GL)

  • #2
    Yes! I'm at approx 75.
    And even though the extra power is noticeable.
    I would like to have more.

    It does make it fun to drive though and it is reliable still.
    Last edited by rmoltis; 01-10-2014, 08:22 PM.
    Running 40psi.....in my tires.



    http://aspire.b1.jcink.com/index.php?showtopic=611&st=0

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    • #3
      ok
      Doug's Daily Driver (Dad): '91 Ford Festiva L Manual "Old Yellow" got with 40,xxx mi... about 52,xxx mi. give or take now

      Austin's Daily Driver (mine) : '91 Ford Festiva GL Automatic "Whitie III" W/ 0.40 over aspire engine from '94 Aspire "New Blue" rebuilt 92,xxx mi. then... about 96,xxx mi. or more now (on body)

      Doug's work car: '95 Ford Aspire Manual "Whitie II" w/ swapped stock aspire engine from '95 Silver Aspire and has
      it's 5th transmission! 75,xxx mi... now with about 130,xxx mi.

      Sold! '89 Ford Festiva Manual "Gaystiva" (sold to my Uncle) - got with 163,xxx..... now 163,xxx Sold!

      TRANSFERRED! '89 Ford Festiva Automatic EFI "one hit wonder" Given to
      bolokid - got with 210,xxx ...... now with 210,xxx miles TRANSFERRED!

      '94 Ford Aspire SE Manual "Assfire" - got with at least 350,000 mi

      SOLD! '90 Ford Festiva L Manual look for Narion (or click the username) it's new owner on the forum! - got with 193,xxx miles... now has 193,xxx miles give or take SOLD!

      R.I.P '91 Ford Escort GT w/ bad engine..... stripping for parts then off to the scrapper!

      R.I.P '91 Ford Festiva Manual "Lil Red Rocket" bought brand new in 1991 with ~120 mi... ended with 227,xxx mi.


      R.I.P '97 Ford Aspire 4 Door Automatic "Ford Metro" parts car - got with about 144,xxx mi.... ended with 144,xxx mi

      R.I.P '95 Ford Aspire Manual Silver (one owner and one family car) got with about 50,000 miles ended with about 90,000 miles

      R.I.P '94 Ford Aspire Manual "New Blue" got with 150,xxx.... ended with about 200,xxx (it's engine is the .40 engine in my GL)

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      • #4
        I was not being sarcastic.

        I have a k&n filter rd-0700
        It has a velocity stack built in to help smooth out the air flow over the maf and 2.5" I.d. to match maf opening size.
        It also is the smallest size filter I could find.
        it keeps air intake velocity high.
        That way I didn't lose any low end power installing too large a filter and slowing down intake flow.

        And I have a full header back exhaust.
        Dae header with flex bellow
        Magnaflow cat 2" in/out
        Magnaflow 18" resonator 2" in/out
        Magnaflow 2" in/out, straight through, center center stock sized muffler.
        Dae adjustable fuel pressure regulator

        The full exhaust was the money maker after ignition adjustments and bumping up the fuel pressure.
        It made a huge difference in feel/power.


        My scanguage II has a hp gauge.
        And stock at 5000rpms it would show 63-64hp
        Which I always assumed was fairly accurate seeing it matched well to stock specs.
        Also it reads from the engine data meaning crank hp.

        And after the exhaust install it now sits at 75hp at 5000rpms on the scanguage II.

        Now before anyone criticises the scanguage or my statements.
        Let's first review some correllations.

        Now a stock aspire puts out
        63hp@ the crank & 54@ the wheels.
        Now using those stock numbers you extrapolate a %15 drivetrain loss approx.

        So at 75hp@ the crank you would have 64hp@the wheels approx.

        Now last but not least dickmeyer in one of his threads mentioned the power produced @ the wheels from different mods.

        He said stock was 54hp
        After header was 64hp
        And header+sheet metal intake 74hp

        I understand without a dyno people may just disregard my info.
        And that I understand.
        But everything seems to match up on my end.
        Last edited by rmoltis; 01-11-2014, 03:04 PM.
        Running 40psi.....in my tires.



        http://aspire.b1.jcink.com/index.php?showtopic=611&st=0

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        • #5
          Well said Rodney. Extra points for keeping it polite.
          Last edited by TominMO; 01-11-2014, 03:51 PM.
          90 Festy (Larry)--B6M (Matt D. modified B6 head), header, 5-speed, Capri XR2 front brakes, many other little mods
          09 Kia Rondo--a Festy on steroids!

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          • #6
            Now that is a true understanding of what it takes to make power.
            When I'm good I'm very, very good and when I'm bad I'm HORRID.

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            • #7
              I wasn't being sarcastic!!!!! take it for what its worth

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              • #8
                Originally posted by rmoltis View Post
                I was not being sarcastic.

                I have a k&n filter rd-0700
                It has a velocity stack built in to help smooth out the air flow over the maf and 2.5" I.d. to match maf opening size.
                It also is the smallest size filter I could find.
                it keeps air intake velocity high.
                That way I didn't lose any low end power installing too large a filter and slowing down intake flow.

                And I have a full header back exhaust.
                Dae header with flex bellow
                Magnaflow cat 2" in/out
                Magnaflow 18" resonator 2" in/out
                Magnaflow 2" in/out, straight through, center center stock sized muffler.
                Dae adjustable fuel pressure regulator

                The full exhaust was the money maker after ignition adjustments and bumping up the fuel pressure.
                It made a huge difference in feel/power.


                My scanguage II has a hp gauge.
                And stock at 5000rpms it would show 63-64hp
                Which I always assumed was fairly accurate seeing it matched well to stock specs.
                Also it reads from the engine data meaning crank hp.

                And after the exhaust install it now sits at 75hp at 5000rpms on the scanguage II.

                Now before anyone criticises the scanguage or my statements.
                Let's first review some correllations.

                Now a stock aspire puts out
                63hp@ the crank & 54@ the wheels.
                Now using those stock numbers you extrapolate a %15 drivetrain loss approx.

                So at 75hp@ the crank you would have 64hp@the wheels approx.

                Now last but not least dickmeyer in one of his threads mentioned the power produced @ the wheels from different mods.

                He said stock was 54hp
                After header was 64hp
                And header+sheet metal intake 74hp

                I understand without a dyno people may just disregard my info.
                And that I understand.
                But everything seems to match up on my end.

                someone with useful info thnx moltis

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                • #9
                  I'm learning stuff .. So stfu sarcasm..

                  sent from the depths of hell.
                  Ford Festiva 1991 WA Model (5 Door)
                  Nicknamed the car 'The Chiva' (Chilli Festiva)

                  Avg Economy:
                  Highway - 7.32L/100km
                  City - yet to be determined.

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                  • #10
                    Group Hug
                    Some people like to read fiction,I prefer to read repair manuals. Weird I know-
                    Henry Ford: "Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently"
                    Fuseable Link Distribution Block repair link

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                    • #11
                      All good. The wonders a good night of sleep bring

                      sent from the depths of hell.
                      Ford Festiva 1991 WA Model (5 Door)
                      Nicknamed the car 'The Chiva' (Chilli Festiva)

                      Avg Economy:
                      Highway - 7.32L/100km
                      City - yet to be determined.

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                      • #12
                        Performance exhaust

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                        • #13
                          My butt dyno was within 1 hp and 1 ft.lb when I tested Tweak. Lol. It gets calibrated quite often though.
                          Driving for me is neither a right nor a privilege. Driving is my passion, as it was for the people who invented the automobile, the people who paved the first roads and the people who continue to improve the automobile. Please respect this passion.

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                          • #14
                            If you don't like inner tubes, then see what you could worship with a little money.

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                            • #15
                              They just sold that down the street here at BJ.
                              Driving for me is neither a right nor a privilege. Driving is my passion, as it was for the people who invented the automobile, the people who paved the first roads and the people who continue to improve the automobile. Please respect this passion.

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