kraftweks vs. jackson racing vs. comptech
Originally Posted by leo520,Aug 29 2009, 12:11 AM
8 psi made 400 whps??
r u sure? or is it on Church's dyno??
as for SOS dyno graph, u can visit sos website.
r u sure? or is it on Church's dyno??
as for SOS dyno graph, u can visit sos website.
Originally Posted by S2oooNvegas,Aug 29 2009, 08:47 PM
Theres an entire build thread on the car. that was dynojet numbers on a very conservative dynojet. highest HP KW car thus far.
Originally Posted by ace123,Aug 28 2009, 02:41 PM
i'm pretty sure they're instant if you're talking about a throttle response lag like turbo spool-up. but the boost is linear on a centrifugal, so at 4k rpm you only have half the boost you get at 8k. with roots you get it all early on, so you have a lot more power in the mid-range.
Originally Posted by AusS2000,Aug 29 2009, 07:04 PM
Originally Posted by ace123,Aug 28 2009, 02:41 PM
i'm pretty sure they're instant...
Originally Posted by S2oooNvegas,Aug 29 2009, 04:47 PM
Theres an entire build thread on the car. that was dynojet numbers on a very conservative dynojet. highest HP KW car thus far.
Originally Posted by leo520,Aug 29 2009, 07:38 PM
plz post link.... because i saw one of the thread about 400+ whps while back... prove to me that's was only 8 psi..
Originally Posted by leo520,Aug 29 2009, 07:38 PM
plz post link.... because i saw one of the thread about 400+ whps while back... prove to me that's was only 8 psi..
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=644509
Few things changed on the car as it evolved. Fcon and the 04 ecu didnt agree on idle strategy. SO jack and mase had a talk and the car ended up with aem ems on it. Jack can chime in as to the final numbers. The peak power wasnt much more 412 or so, but endyn head, 95mm pulley and vtec coming in earlier netted him like 50 or 60 more in the midrange.
Car was sweet before the water pump pulley bailed. Now its getting taken to the next level.
[QUOTE=S2oooNvegas,Aug 30 2009, 03:06 AM] heres the thread, pretty old now.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=644509
Few things changed on the car as it evolved. Fcon and the 04 ecu didnt agree on idle strategy. SO jack and mase had a talk and the car ended up with aem ems on it. Jack can chime in as to the final numbers. The peak power wasnt much more 412 or so, but endyn head, 95mm pulley and vtec coming in earlier netted him like 50 or 60 more in the midrange.
Car was sweet before the water pump pulley bailed. Now its getting taken to the next level.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=644509
Few things changed on the car as it evolved. Fcon and the 04 ecu didnt agree on idle strategy. SO jack and mase had a talk and the car ended up with aem ems on it. Jack can chime in as to the final numbers. The peak power wasnt much more 412 or so, but endyn head, 95mm pulley and vtec coming in earlier netted him like 50 or 60 more in the midrange.
Car was sweet before the water pump pulley bailed. Now its getting taken to the next level.
Leo, you have posted your dyno sheet twice already. We got the point
Ok, so why are you guys posting numbers to impress this guy on HIGHLY modified S2000s (Head work). I think in his situation he is looking for "bolt on" power.
To the OP. its nearly impossible to ever be satisfied with the low end torque on a honda. I'm not sure how mechanically inclined you are, but for the "average" enthusiast a centrifical charger would be ideal in my eyes. Every kit has it pros and cons. Seeing as power is all your after and if your willing to sacrifice the ease of working on your car, and modifying your car to make a kit work, id get the SOT kit. I'm not bashing the kit, but I have read a few threads about each kit and have come to the conclusion that the SOT and kraftwerks kits are problematic. The centrifical kits (COMPTECH/CT-Engineering, Science of Speed, and VORTEC) are the most basic kits. I have personal experience with the COMPTECH and SOS kits and I must say I'm very impressed with the ease of installation. The SOS is by far better than the older COMPTECH kits. You can swap out pulleys without unbolting the charger, overall its the best bang for buck. Just looking at the kraftwerk kit and thinking about working on it makes my head hurt. However, it does turn very impressive numbers.
My biggest advice is for you to get an AP2 with a 2.2L, especially because you want more torque.
Ok, so why are you guys posting numbers to impress this guy on HIGHLY modified S2000s (Head work). I think in his situation he is looking for "bolt on" power.
To the OP. its nearly impossible to ever be satisfied with the low end torque on a honda. I'm not sure how mechanically inclined you are, but for the "average" enthusiast a centrifical charger would be ideal in my eyes. Every kit has it pros and cons. Seeing as power is all your after and if your willing to sacrifice the ease of working on your car, and modifying your car to make a kit work, id get the SOT kit. I'm not bashing the kit, but I have read a few threads about each kit and have come to the conclusion that the SOT and kraftwerks kits are problematic. The centrifical kits (COMPTECH/CT-Engineering, Science of Speed, and VORTEC) are the most basic kits. I have personal experience with the COMPTECH and SOS kits and I must say I'm very impressed with the ease of installation. The SOS is by far better than the older COMPTECH kits. You can swap out pulleys without unbolting the charger, overall its the best bang for buck. Just looking at the kraftwerk kit and thinking about working on it makes my head hurt. However, it does turn very impressive numbers.
My biggest advice is for you to get an AP2 with a 2.2L, especially because you want more torque.










