my grocery getter (turbo 2005 s2k)
quickysrt, if you dont mind my asking what do you do for a living? and can i get in on it?
i do admire that car daily though, i live in the apatments right on the corner, so i come outside and catch a glimpse of that intercooler constantly...
i do admire that car daily though, i live in the apatments right on the corner, so i come outside and catch a glimpse of that intercooler constantly...
Originally Posted by k4ff1n3
quickysrt, if you dont mind my asking what do you do for a living? and can i get in on it?
i do admire that car daily though, i live in the apatments right on the corner, so i come outside and catch a glimpse of that intercooler constantly...
i do admire that car daily though, i live in the apatments right on the corner, so i come outside and catch a glimpse of that intercooler constantly...
seriously, can i get down. I'm plannign on going back to college full time but owuld love to make some decent money while i'm in or when i get out.
and the SRT-10 is most beautiful.
Originally Posted by dave22
I wouldn't put much faith into what Inline Pro says in regard to what an S2000 engine can hold. There isn't even an S with 700whp yet, and over half the S2000s they touch are on their second or third or fourth engine. And these are BUILT engines.
i def agree.
s2k's internals are forged because of the high rate of rpm and high static compression. but that also means they have to be lightweight and relativly weak compared to forged turbo internals.
id argue that going high rpm NA puts more stress on a motor than going high boost.
how would you compare the two? do you think adding 2psi is less stressful on the engine than 2000RPM? there is a formula floating around, of course i can't remember it but it's something to the effect that as your RPM's increase the stress increases exponentially? bah math sucks anyways






wow ppl have too much time on their hands