2 S2000 engines mated to one tramission possible?
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2 S2000 engines mated to one tramission possible?
Probably a silly question - is it possible to mate to 2 S200 engines to a transmission and put it in a car? Is it possible? easy hard? inprobable or impossible?
This question may have been asked before - just didn't come up in the search that I saw.
Thanks in advance.
-Paul
This question may have been asked before - just didn't come up in the search that I saw.
Thanks in advance.
-Paul
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I was thinking about this also. I don't really know all that much about motors but i was thinking with the help of computers this may be great way to produce power. Basically have a f20 motor for each rear wheel and have the computer make sure both of them are spinning exactly the same.
If you did this you would also need to answer questions about your drivetrain. Could this possibly remove the need for a differential? Would you use two clutches?
I'd like to hear from more knowledgable gear heads.
If you did this you would also need to answer questions about your drivetrain. Could this possibly remove the need for a differential? Would you use two clutches?
I'd like to hear from more knowledgable gear heads.
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Originally Posted by Gink5,Feb 27 2006, 02:40 PM
I was thinking about this also. I don't really know all that much about motors but i was thinking with the help of computers this may be great way to produce power. Basically have a f20 motor for each rear wheel and have the computer make sure both of them are spinning exactly the same.
If you did this you would also need to answer questions about your drivetrain. Could this possibly remove the need for a differential? Would you use two clutches?
I'd like to hear from more knowledgable gear heads.
If you did this you would also need to answer questions about your drivetrain. Could this possibly remove the need for a differential? Would you use two clutches?
I'd like to hear from more knowledgable gear heads.