F22 with ap1 ecu
Well i dyno'd my s2k yesterday, i have a 2003 with a full f22 swap out of an 05' with the stock 03' ecu.
20k miles on the motor and just a cold air intake.
I made 219hp and 156 at 8,100 rpm
My AFR's stayed at a ateady 14 never more than 14.8 still lean.
Run conditions where 88 degrees 33% humidity
Now i need to get a 00' ecu and do another pull to see if it richens up my afr's
I made more power than 4 other s2k's there 2.2. and 2.0 with full bolt ones
Except a brand new CR made 220 at the wheels i wasent there for that i dont know what mods he had
20k miles on the motor and just a cold air intake.
I made 219hp and 156 at 8,100 rpm
My AFR's stayed at a ateady 14 never more than 14.8 still lean.
Run conditions where 88 degrees 33% humidity
Now i need to get a 00' ecu and do another pull to see if it richens up my afr's
I made more power than 4 other s2k's there 2.2. and 2.0 with full bolt ones
Except a brand new CR made 220 at the wheels i wasent there for that i dont know what mods he had
i had the guy running the dyno shut it down at 8,300 rpm
from things iv read on here
A you wont make more power past 8
and due to more stroke the load on the side walls is to much at much higher rpm's
from things iv read on here
A you wont make more power past 8
and due to more stroke the load on the side walls is to much at much higher rpm's
You can make more power past 8 if you have AP1 cams (actually I think you only need only the intake side) and I know of a few s2000's running an AP2 up to 9k without problems around s2ki somewhere. I think of it as a preference more than anything, either way you're making more power than most.
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