I know 9k is alot, but for the pure racers BodyWerks, will it do more?
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Many current cars are increasing there redline limits with chips, programers, and new computers. People have always done internal mods to increase the top in capabilities of there motors. What could this motor really do? 10k 11k 18k
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Kinda depends on how long you want it to last...
You will never get an engine without a very short stroke to 18K. As it is, our S2K has piston speeds in the same neihborhood as F1 engines running at much higher RPM's, but with a much shorter stroke.
You will never get an engine without a very short stroke to 18K. As it is, our S2K has piston speeds in the same neihborhood as F1 engines running at much higher RPM's, but with a much shorter stroke.
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The F20c is well suited to high rpms. It's 1.80 rod ratio tells you that. But a look at anyone's dyno graph would beg the question "Why?". With the factory cams, both power and torque peak well before 9k rpm, so to take it any higher than that would be an exercise in futility, and probably endanger the life of the motor. It could be done with some aftermarket cams, higher compression, etc, but it certainly would be less streetable than it is now.
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10,000 rpm was done over a year ago, nothing new.
They've made civic motors do 11,000 semi-reliably.
It can all be done, but as vapor said, why?
At the least you'd need a custom built cam that would change the power curve and utilize the extra rpm, otherwise it would only be useful for a higher top speed in each gear.
They've made civic motors do 11,000 semi-reliably.
It can all be done, but as vapor said, why?
At the least you'd need a custom built cam that would change the power curve and utilize the extra rpm, otherwise it would only be useful for a higher top speed in each gear.
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Correct me if I'm wrong here people, but isn't peak hp around 8500 rpm's, peak torque around 7500 rpm's, and redline is at 8900 rpm's?
Correct me if I'm wrong here people, but isn't peak hp around 8500 rpm's, peak torque around 7500 rpm's, and redline is at 8900 rpm's?
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Is not the limit at which time you get valve float?? Why would higher compression and cams change this? Stronger valve springs maybe... but if the engine ain't breathin'(possibly fixed by higher lift/longer duration... but still would have the spring problem, fixing the spring problem will generally result in less durability...) it ain't makin' hp ... therefore why do it?
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Originally posted by HondaGuy:
Correct me if I'm wrong here people, but isn't peak hp around 8500 rpm's, peak torque around 7500 rpm's, and redline is at 8900 rpm's?
Correct me if I'm wrong here people, but isn't peak hp around 8500 rpm's, peak torque around 7500 rpm's, and redline is at 8900 rpm's?
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I was just currious. I've raced for quite some time and I'm aware that it would be futile with current cam, intake, and ignition specs. However, I am just currious as to the limmits of the motor with the right internal mods. I've got a race car to tear up, I don't intend to do much at all to my s2k other than drive the **** out of it, and keep it shiny
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