it is the time to modify my S
hi
my 1st mod (I will get it this week ) will be a flywheel , but I dont know from which company I should get it from . maybe ACT
ACT : nice price , Chrome-moly , lightweight (8.6 lbs) and it has a good design (the weight is concentrated in the middle which is good for inertia).
C-WEST is using it for there s2000 .
http://image.turbomagazine.com/f/17899179+...ct_flywheel.jpg
my 2nd mod (I will get it next month) is greddy single ti-c .
what is your opinion ?
my 1st mod (I will get it this week ) will be a flywheel , but I dont know from which company I should get it from . maybe ACT
ACT : nice price , Chrome-moly , lightweight (8.6 lbs) and it has a good design (the weight is concentrated in the middle which is good for inertia).
C-WEST is using it for there s2000 .
http://image.turbomagazine.com/f/17899179+...ct_flywheel.jpg
my 2nd mod (I will get it next month) is greddy single ti-c .
what is your opinion ?
If you are interested in TODA flywheel ... got them in stock in UAE. Also offering a complete package install.
For flywheels, something good and well balanced, thats about it ... so its all about the price and what u get in that. Nothing more to it.
For flywheels, something good and well balanced, thats about it ... so its all about the price and what u get in that. Nothing more to it.
i think yyou should start from the intake to the test pipe, the catback, the headers, the combination of those mods will make your car respons different, this is just my openion of where you should start with
As i know you are interested in engine tuning, so the above mods are very essential to tune and gain HP even w/o tuning
think of it this way, start from the front "the intake" then "the test pipe + the catback at the same day" then tune it
then get to mechanical parts like flywheel, clutch kit when your clutch is damaged
As i know you are interested in engine tuning, so the above mods are very essential to tune and gain HP even w/o tuning
think of it this way, start from the front "the intake" then "the test pipe + the catback at the same day" then tune it
then get to mechanical parts like flywheel, clutch kit when your clutch is damaged
Originally Posted by MySuzuka,Jul 3 2009, 04:14 PM
As i know you are interested in engine tuning, so the above mods are very essential to tune and gain HP even w/o tuning
now I know how reternless fuel system works .
and I have learned that there are 2 type of fuel injector (high impedance and low impedance) the different between them is in there electrical resistance .
I will show you the book when we meet .
The injectors in the 06+ s2000 are called saturated, the injectors in the 00-05 are called peak and hold, maybe those are the same you are taking about
The difference between the AEM V2 and K&N, the AEM is effective for the high RPM ranges "it gives higher peak HP", especially in the VTEC range, the K&N is very efective in the low rpm "its good for torque in the low and mid RPM"
Now it depends on your driving style, if you go for high speed straight lines, then go gor the AEM, if you love to make your car very responsive in the low speeds and LOW RPM then K&N
but the if you go AEM make sure that no water comes into the bumper when you wash your car
I tried both and like them both, but now my car has enough torque after I got the j's header and the j's 60 rs, they are known for their torquey benifit, thats why I had to do some thing for the straight line and AEM was a good choice
The difference between the AEM V2 and K&N, the AEM is effective for the high RPM ranges "it gives higher peak HP", especially in the VTEC range, the K&N is very efective in the low rpm "its good for torque in the low and mid RPM"
Now it depends on your driving style, if you go for high speed straight lines, then go gor the AEM, if you love to make your car very responsive in the low speeds and LOW RPM then K&N
but the if you go AEM make sure that no water comes into the bumper when you wash your car
I tried both and like them both, but now my car has enough torque after I got the j's header and the j's 60 rs, they are known for their torquey benifit, thats why I had to do some thing for the straight line and AEM was a good choice
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Originally Posted by MySuzuka,Jul 4 2009, 08:17 AM
The injectors in the 06+ s2000 are called saturated, the injectors in the 00-05 are called peak and hold, maybe those are the same you are taking about
I tried both and like them both, but now my car has enough torque after I got the j's header and the j's 60 rs, they are known for their torquey benifit, thats why I had to do some thing for the straight line and AEM was a good choice
I tried both and like them both, but now my car has enough torque after I got the j's header and the j's 60 rs, they are known for their torquey benifit, thats why I had to do some thing for the straight line and AEM was a good choice
j's header , (do you want to race) am a good shifter .
BTW you car clean your intake manifold by some aerosols found in ACE HARDWARE .
Originally Posted by s57_s2k,Jul 5 2009, 07:47 AM
THE DBW s2000 has the saturated 360 cc/min
Originally Posted by buzz944,Jul 5 2009, 05:26 AM
after the CAI buy the Greddy Ti-C, sounds amazing
I just want to keep the s2000 for weekends


