Crespo Dynojet TC2000 Chrysler Neon 260 WHP

This is an Argentinean Touring Racing Car with a Chrysler Neon 2.0L 16v Engine with 11:1 comp. ratio using 100 Octane Fuel and max. redline @ 8300 RPM. It makes 260 WHP on our Dynojet Chassis Dyno 248-H. Tested by Crespo.

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• Crespo
• Cams
• Dynojet
• TC2000
• Chrysler
• Neon
• AIM
• MXL
• DASHBOARD

[4DoorEK]

is this N/A ?

[crespocams]

YES

[Nikosantoto]

esto es TC2000 gringos putos pura argentina lo mejor

[Mr6Chuck5Taylor1]

@edratliff theres a big difference between a race tuned engine and a engine someone just threw some bolt ons onto. this car is a beast

if i had the money i'd have my 2.0 SOHC race tuned. alot more work than you'd think goes into that

[edratliff]

You paid $30,000 for the engine? Good lord man..I know people that have made nearly that much power N/A out of Neon 2.0L's for less that $10,000.

You say it's not a street engine, but you still probably started out with OEM equipment and built it right?

[corradonfs]

When was this raced and is it still being raced?

[xd8x]

can you give me contact info on where i can get ahold of said transmission?

[crespocams]

People, please, this is a U$S 30.000 Engine, NOT a Street Engine !!!!!!!!

[crespocams]

AIM STRADA, MXL

[crespocams]

Gracias, ya voy a hacer mejores.

[crespocams]

This is not a Street Car, is a Full Racing Touring Car. There is a reason why the Category is called "TC 2000", which is Turismo Competicion 2000 for the 2000cc engines. The geabox is a full sequencial 6 gear Hewland.