NA or FORCE INDUCTION? why?
08-09-2006, 02:15 AM
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NA or FORCE INDUCTION? why?
what would or did your guys do to you s2k?
NA??? FORCE INDUCTION??
and why?
i'm in NA right now, thinking if i should add a SC haha
any opinions?
NA??? FORCE INDUCTION??
and why?
i'm in NA right now, thinking if i should add a SC haha
any opinions?
08-09-2006, 04:16 AM
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Mild N/A for me, cause I can't afford to go FI. FI can provide a lot more power, but it also requires more $$. Mind you a killer N/A setup could cost just as much.
08-09-2006, 04:23 AM
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My mechanic has a saying: if you want a faster car, buy a faster car.
I didn't buy into it until I watched two S2000 friends barely have their cars running over the past year because something always broke when they drove. Yes, they took their super chargers to higher levels. Now they're going totally different routes, but by the time they're done they could have paid cash for a much faster car, and never had to worry about the "fun" car being down.
I didn't buy into it until I watched two S2000 friends barely have their cars running over the past year because something always broke when they drove. Yes, they took their super chargers to higher levels. Now they're going totally different routes, but by the time they're done they could have paid cash for a much faster car, and never had to worry about the "fun" car being down.
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08-09-2006, 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Poindexter,Aug 9 2006, 04:23 AM
My mechanic has a saying: if you want a faster car, buy a faster car.
I didn't buy into it until I watched two S2000 friends barely have their cars running over the past year because something always broke when they drove. Yes, they took their super chargers to higher levels. Now they're going totally different routes, but by the time they're done they could have paid cash for a much faster car, and never had to worry about the "fun" car being down.
I didn't buy into it until I watched two S2000 friends barely have their cars running over the past year because something always broke when they drove. Yes, they took their super chargers to higher levels. Now they're going totally different routes, but by the time they're done they could have paid cash for a much faster car, and never had to worry about the "fun" car being down.
