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Thread: 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 w/ stage II upgrade - $26000 in Garden Grove CA, 92843

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris 16409 View Post
    Clearly, buying a car with the Stage II upgrade already preformed is the way to go. Much more economical. Someone needs to buy this car, it's a steal. Did you get a NOS crate motor, or did they do the upgrade to the existing engine?
    DMC of garden grove did and upgrade to the existing motor and a super job of if. i have the dyno graph of before and after.

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    I would like to see the dyno graphs, if you wouldn't mind posting them please.
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    i don't have it to up loud, just paper copies. but before and after is from 127 hp to 150hp at the wheel

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    Quote Originally Posted by psle1000 View Post
    i don't have it to up loud, just paper copies. but before and after is from 127 hp to 150hp at the wheel
    $6,000 for 20hp??? I'm glad mine has a stage II, but there is no way I would shell out that kind of coin for 20+hp.
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    In all fairness most owners who are upgrading this route do so because head work and exhaust work is already required to the engine to correct hard mechanical faults present.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael View Post
    $6,000 for 20hp??? I'm glad mine has a stage II, but there is no way I would shell out that kind of coin for 20+hp.
    I have to wonder about those figures; completely stock DeLoreans are well known to dyno around 100 HP at the wheels.
    -Mike

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    1981 DeLorean, Carb LS4 swap completed
    1999 Corvette, cam/headers/intake manifold, 400 rwhp
    2005 Elise, stock
    2016 Chevy Cruze

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    bump

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    Bump prices drop $24000

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    Someone asked about the VIN plate on the door sill missing, you said it was there, but I do not see it as well.

    Do you have additional photos that can be emailed? More of the back, engine bay, perhaps dash without cover?

    I may be interested in this D although the mileage is a little higher than I would like and the fact that I would need to price shipping to Florida.

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    $24,000

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