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  1. 09-15-2005 08:30 PM #1
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    does increasing bore size increase horsepower?
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    There is no replacement for cubic displacement, but the power has to come from the gas ultimately so more power usually means lower mpg. The other considerations are rear and trans gear ratios and engine efficiency.

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