950 hp s2000
well if you understand why that happened, it's not that spectacular. that happened because either they didnt weld beads on the edges the the intercooler piping, they didnt tighten the clamps tight enough, or they did not weld big enough beads on the edges of the piping. it's a common problem actually. it's nothing that cant be fixed in 20 minutes.
Originally Posted by Fumanchu,Mar 13 2007, 01:48 PM
Actually it's only 850hp.
Originally Posted by h22boy,Mar 13 2007, 04:51 PM
well if you understand why that happened, it's not that spectacular. that happened because either they didnt weld beads on the edges the the intercooler piping, they didnt tighten the clamps tight enough, or they did not weld big enough beads on the edges of the piping. it's a common problem actually. it's nothing that cant be fixed in 20 minutes.
Originally Posted by h22boy,Mar 13 2007, 01:54 PM
only? you use the term very loosely. from a stand still launch, that s2k will make mine look like it's not even moving.
I love it more when they realize that obtaining the 650rwhp mark isn't as easy as they thought, and it actually never ends up there.
And quite frankly, 850rwhp in an s2000 is going to do nothing more than slow the car down around a track. I bet a 500rwhp s2k could beat it around a track and quite possibly win in a 1/4 mile.
Originally Posted by Fumanchu,Mar 13 2007, 02:58 PM
I always love how people have a car that has dyno's at lets say 450rwhp. They always claim though that it is a 650rwhp car to all their friends and on the internet even though it has NEVER broken 450rwhp. Their justification is that their calculations will put it at the 650rwhp mark.
I love it more when they realize that obtaining the 650rwhp mark isn't as easy as they thought, and it actually never ends up there.
And quite frankly, 850rwhp in an s2000 is going to do nothing more than slow the car down around a track. I bet a 500rwhp s2k could beat it around a track and quite possibly win in a 1/4 mile.
I love it more when they realize that obtaining the 650rwhp mark isn't as easy as they thought, and it actually never ends up there.
And quite frankly, 850rwhp in an s2000 is going to do nothing more than slow the car down around a track. I bet a 500rwhp s2k could beat it around a track and quite possibly win in a 1/4 mile.
thank you for living in the real world.


