New J's 2.2 header?
But there is a difference between a F20 and F22 engine, right ?
Most of my tuning has been with motorcycles and it has always been my rule tochange the CAI, headers, exhaust AND ECU to get the full benefits.
Will you say that is the same with the S2000 ?
Most of my tuning has been with motorcycles and it has always been my rule tochange the CAI, headers, exhaust AND ECU to get the full benefits.
Will you say that is the same with the S2000 ?
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Originally Posted by AJ PwR,Dec 22 2005, 08:56 PM
The newer version of the J's header has been changed a little bit. They offered that version for F20 & F22 engines.
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Built specifically for the 2.2L F22 engine found in the 2004 and up Honda S2000. Features full stainless steel construction and revised dimensions for the larger 2.2L displacement. Primaries are 50mm shorter, and secondaries are 50mm longer. Torque and horsepower gains are seen over the entire RPM range,
This is a quote from Kings website
Logic says if you change the motor internally, the exhaust from a previous generation may not work as efficently as one designed for the current generation
So if Mugen changed it, you know every other top end Japanese tuner will do the same.
I am not trying to debate who is better, but EVERY tuner in Japan copies Mugen. J's did, because they loved the Mugen parts. I dont blame them at all. J's still needs to make a J's hardtop
This is a quote from Kings website
Logic says if you change the motor internally, the exhaust from a previous generation may not work as efficently as one designed for the current generation
So if Mugen changed it, you know every other top end Japanese tuner will do the same.
I am not trying to debate who is better, but EVERY tuner in Japan copies Mugen. J's did, because they loved the Mugen parts. I dont blame them at all. J's still needs to make a J's hardtop
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