need advice with intake, header, and, exhaust
02-24-2005, 09:49 PM
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need advice with intake, header, and, exhaust
I'm new to s2000s and would really appreciate any advice on some bolt-ons(All motor) that work well together. I have a 2001 if it makes a difference.
My car is all stock....................
If anyone has opinions please let me know.
I know that the f20 is hard to get more power from is this true?
I just got a base line on a dinojet of 185.99hp./127.57tq.(80.65deg. 49%humidity)
this was done in 4th gear and the tech. only took my car to 8000rpm. I would really like a good intake/header/exhaust. What would be your sugestions?
This is my 3rd Honda and I have no idea what the f20 likes.
Thanks Mr.B
My car is all stock....................
If anyone has opinions please let me know.
I know that the f20 is hard to get more power from is this true?
I just got a base line on a dinojet of 185.99hp./127.57tq.(80.65deg. 49%humidity)
this was done in 4th gear and the tech. only took my car to 8000rpm. I would really like a good intake/header/exhaust. What would be your sugestions?
This is my 3rd Honda and I have no idea what the f20 likes.
Thanks Mr.B
02-24-2005, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by mr.B,Feb 24 2005, 10:49 PM
If anyone has opinions please let me know.
I know that the f20 is hard to get more power from is this true?
Thanks Mr.B
I know that the f20 is hard to get more power from is this true?
Thanks Mr.B
02-25-2005, 05:45 AM
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Hmm...
1) "Search" is your friend.
2) Next time, take your car to someone that knows how to dyno it... there is no point dyno'ing if you aren't going to measure the entire powerband (you didn't even get to peak power at 8300 RPMs).
3) Next time you read this thread, it will probably be in the S2000 Talk forum instead of "Under the Hood". Read this thread for more info:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=234511
1) "Search" is your friend.
2) Next time, take your car to someone that knows how to dyno it... there is no point dyno'ing if you aren't going to measure the entire powerband (you didn't even get to peak power at 8300 RPMs).
3) Next time you read this thread, it will probably be in the S2000 Talk forum instead of "Under the Hood". Read this thread for more info:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=234511
02-25-2005, 07:13 AM
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Moving to S2000 Talk as per:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=247214
Also, you will get a more targetted audience if you edit your title to make it descriptive of what you are asking.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=247214
Also, you will get a more targetted audience if you edit your title to make it descriptive of what you are asking.
02-25-2005, 08:59 AM
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Thanks mtx your link with your dyno charts is vary helpful. I know the car was dynoed wrong (it was dyno night $30.00 two pull deal) I was just using it as motivation to work on my car, and was looking for some info- Thanks again.
02-25-2005, 09:03 AM
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SC w/ AC
Gears
Headers.... in that order.
JMO
Gears
Headers.... in that order.
JMO
02-25-2005, 09:53 AM
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intake/header/exhaust will give you 5HP at a cost of $2000. You can't throw crap like DC products on the S2000 and gain power (the dc header LOSES power based on reports here!) Good headers start at $800.
I would only do an exhaust. power gains are minimal, but weight savings are not. and less weight is just as good as more HP.
A flywheel may increase wheel HP due to less drivetrain resistance. that's the theory anyway.
a new final drive should help acceleration a good amount.
The best way to get NA power is an AEM engine management system, along with countless hours of fine tuning on a dyno!
the guy operating the dyno was a dumbass if he didn't take it to redline. what was his reaoning?
I would only do an exhaust. power gains are minimal, but weight savings are not. and less weight is just as good as more HP.
A flywheel may increase wheel HP due to less drivetrain resistance. that's the theory anyway.
a new final drive should help acceleration a good amount.
The best way to get NA power is an AEM engine management system, along with countless hours of fine tuning on a dyno!
the guy operating the dyno was a dumbass if he didn't take it to redline. what was his reaoning?
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