If we are looking at 132 at the wheels it certainly doesn't need a weight drop
There's my favorite problem again-dubious chassis dyno data!!
Listen-in my opinion the cpe weight shouldn't go down. I base that on:
my experience (lrg) w/that family of 4/5 cyl engines and common sense;
my experience with the twins showing me their technical abilities vis a vis engine preparation was not terribly sophisticated (ie: not near 10/10)
my own experience on-track with those cars in a very well prepared/tuned/dynoed/competetive A2. (and numerous runs down the hill to big bend in the Blethems company)
But-don't even begin to give that dyno number (132hp) credibility. It is so typical of the bullshit #s coming off chassis dyno operators.
Sorry-maybe thats another subject, but as a practical matter I consider chassis dyno info to be useless in this context. For A/B/C comparisons they are useful, but not here. (IE: if you could put several cars on the same dyno on the same day, correcting for atmospheric conditions each pull-that info would be good data. Whether it would be good information would be questioned, but context is everything)
Point is, don't screw the pooch any further by running with this (132hp) information Steven has humbly (foolishly?) provided.