Lysholm in an S2000?
So I've got a Lysholm / Autorotor that's designed to go on VW Corrado G60 (1.8 - 8v) It's also been put on a 2.0 8v with some success, and a few 2.0 16v's...
1st question... Understand I'd have to source a pulley and mounting bracket that works... Is it even feasible though?
2nd question.. As I understand it the S2000 derives fuel from the MAP sensor... Does the MAP sensor even handle anything above atmospheric?
3rd question(s).. What else would I need? Injectors? How do the tuners handle fueling- custom ECU?
Just throwing around ideas, sorry to invade the forum with unpure thoughts.
1st question... Understand I'd have to source a pulley and mounting bracket that works... Is it even feasible though?
2nd question.. As I understand it the S2000 derives fuel from the MAP sensor... Does the MAP sensor even handle anything above atmospheric?
3rd question(s).. What else would I need? Injectors? How do the tuners handle fueling- custom ECU?
Just throwing around ideas, sorry to invade the forum with unpure thoughts.
Check out http://brpforum.infopop.cc/groupee/forums/...2871#4721092871
For a Eaton SC being developed. Packaging will be pretty similar.
The Stock map sensor can read to approx. 10psi, but the stock PCM cannot see any boost. A map signal clamp is used on both vortech and compech SC's to hide boost from the stock PCM.
You could try a FMU setup, an e-manage piggyback with larger injectors, or a standalone EMS.
For a Eaton SC being developed. Packaging will be pretty similar.
The Stock map sensor can read to approx. 10psi, but the stock PCM cannot see any boost. A map signal clamp is used on both vortech and compech SC's to hide boost from the stock PCM.
You could try a FMU setup, an e-manage piggyback with larger injectors, or a standalone EMS.
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