BRP "Hotside" Supercharger
Originally Posted by Joe @ BRP,Feb 7 2006, 01:14 PM
Do you have pics of your car with the modified bracket?





And one of the turbo fitted.

I thought I had a picture of the modified bracket but can't seem to find it.
Please find me the dyno chart that shows an S2000 making 305ft-lb of torque at the wheels with a peak hp of 350. Here are a few LoveFab graphs and I don't see anything near 305 ft-lb:


Here's one with 300 ft-lb and oh, it's got 470whp BTW:

And even with 470whp, the turbo still doesn't have the torque the BR kit is making below 4,000 RPM. Not to say the LoveFab kit isn't impressive, but I just don't know where you're getting this 305ft-lb with 350whp thing from.
Here's one with 300 ft-lb and oh, it's got 470whp BTW:
And even with 470whp, the turbo still doesn't have the torque the BR kit is making below 4,000 RPM. Not to say the LoveFab kit isn't impressive, but I just don't know where you're getting this 305ft-lb with 350whp thing from.
Yeah I saw that as well, the guy boosted inb low&mid range for huge torque and fast spool up and than slowly reduced the boost all the way to redline. It was a great tune and I would like to do the same
It was webestore
In this thread
Over 200 ft-lb from +- 3050RPM -> 8800 RPM
Over 250 ft-lb from +- 3500RPM -> 6500 RPM
Peak at 305
Please note that the Dyno is Corrected for Flywheel, but still is impressive.
With a smaller turbo and boost control you can pretty much draw your torque curve of choice (mechanicals allowing).
In this thread
Over 200 ft-lb from +- 3050RPM -> 8800 RPM
Over 250 ft-lb from +- 3500RPM -> 6500 RPM
Peak at 305
Please note that the Dyno is Corrected for Flywheel, but still is impressive.
With a smaller turbo and boost control you can pretty much draw your torque curve of choice (mechanicals allowing).
Originally Posted by PSC,Feb 6 2006, 11:39 PM
It was webestore
In this thread
Over 200 ft-lb from +- 3050RPM -> 8800 RPM
Over 250 ft-lb from +- 3500RPM -> 6500 RPM
Peak at 305
Please note that the Dyno is Corrected for Flywheel, but still is impressive.
With a smaller turbo and boost control you can pretty much draw your torque curve of choice (mechanicals allowing).

In this thread
Over 200 ft-lb from +- 3050RPM -> 8800 RPM
Over 250 ft-lb from +- 3500RPM -> 6500 RPM
Peak at 305
Please note that the Dyno is Corrected for Flywheel, but still is impressive.
With a smaller turbo and boost control you can pretty much draw your torque curve of choice (mechanicals allowing).

Originally Posted by Birdie,Feb 6 2006, 11:45 PM
Yup he is running a GT25 or GT28 which are smaller turbo then a GT30/35R. Also don't forget that his motor is built for boost.







