All Motor S2k With Itb's
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Big Ben
Innocent until proven guilty. Is that not how it is in the US still?
People, don't jump to conclusions thinking this guy is a fake. Not everyone that is into performance in on auto forums. There are so many people out there that hate car forums, but unless you are local in their area, or know them personally, no one else knows about what they have done. This guy could be one of those type of people that just don't like forums and don't post on them that often if ever at all.
Innocent until proven guilty. Is that not how it is in the US still?
People, don't jump to conclusions thinking this guy is a fake. Not everyone that is into performance in on auto forums. There are so many people out there that hate car forums, but unless you are local in their area, or know them personally, no one else knows about what they have done. This guy could be one of those type of people that just don't like forums and don't post on them that often if ever at all.
Originally posted by Big Ben
If the dyno numbers are approaching 240rwhp, I'd DEFINETELY be interested in the ITB's. The throttle response and torque curve of NA is always more fun than FI. To me at least.
If the dyno numbers are approaching 240rwhp, I'd DEFINETELY be interested in the ITB's. The throttle response and torque curve of NA is always more fun than FI. To me at least.
I'm putting 248hp to the wheels, with Spoon cams, headers, valve springs, head gasket, and injectors. Also, AEM CAI, Mugen exhaust, and 70mm throttle body. With proper dyno tuning, I'm convinced there's another 10 ponies in there.
That set of ITB's is the next logical step to building a 350rwhp all-motor S2000




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