S2000 engine the highest revving?
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A rotary is totally different from our type of engine and comparing output/liter and RPM's isn't really a valid comparison. There aren't any production automobile engines that rev as high as ours now. The F360 is the closest at 8500.
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Originally posted by jerrypeterson
B18C5 (Integra TypeR) would be an even more recent example: 8200RPM right?
B18C5 (Integra TypeR) would be an even more recent example: 8200RPM right?
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Originally posted by HondaS2k
Some of those ferraris go up to 10k and even 14k I think
Some of those ferraris go up to 10k and even 14k I think
but those are F1. no Ferrari currently in production goes past 9k. the closest is the 360 modena, at 8600rpm (i think)
actually, the Ferrari Enzo Ferrari (hehehe, that name cracks me up so) may surpass the S2000 in rev wars, but it's not exactly as accessible as an S2000
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The highest I have ever seen my car go is like 8960. That is the revs bouncing off of the rev limiter. I did this in all the gears and I have never seen anything above 8960. By the way, I have a VAFC that displays the RPM in a numerical value (as well as a peak hold).
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the s2000 has the highest redline of any piston, production, car engine in the world. i remember reading this in a car and driver article. the 3.6 liter v-8 in the ferrari 360 modena is next with a 8500 rpm redline. motorcycle engines can go higher, some rotaries and of course racing engines. (ever watch a formula one, cart or irl race?) but as for piston, production engines in cars, the f20c is the "rpm champion."
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Motorcycle engines rev MUCH higher - there are quite a few bikes you can buy direct off the showroom floor that rev double or more (i.e. 20,000 revs) than our measly 9,000 revs.