s2000 CR 08 Bolt ons Tuned
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Originally Posted by 93turbo16,Apr 8 2010, 05:07 PM
We generally see AP2 S2000s with intake/exhaust/stock ecu make in the mid 220s.
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gernby that is what one of the guys from the shop posted.. and saw what you want about the numbers man the car is a completely different car its a beast.. as far as the torque check out the #2 dyno graph i posted in the first post... the base line is with full bolt ons and the tune increased this # by almost 20 across the board in the low rpm. All dynographs show a baseline pull with full bolt ons already
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I'm not upset about the numbers, and I hope they are accurate. I'm just asking because my road torque graphs before and after my tune look similar to your before and after plots. I just haven't put it on the dyno yet, so I've been estimating my numbers much lower. Basically, my road torque calculations come out in as a "gernby unit" of torque, then I estimate what the conversion factor for a gernby unit in terms of ft-lbs. I don't think I've ever seen any S2000 with the mods you have (tuned or not) put down such high numbers.
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Full bolt-ons on a Ap2 in a dyno shoot out on a dynopack for us was around 214 and 149.
Something tells me that dyno reads high if a AP1 can read 231 and a ap2 251.
250+ is reserved for ITB + stroked motors, not bolt-ons and tune.
Sorry.
Something tells me that dyno reads high if a AP1 can read 231 and a ap2 251.
250+ is reserved for ITB + stroked motors, not bolt-ons and tune.
Sorry.
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I put down the highest Ap1 in our shoot out and got 206 hp and 139 tq.
This is with AEM CAI intake, berk's HFC 63mm, T1R 70R-EM dual, stock ECU.
A header + tune will not give me 25 hp at 8200 rpm
This is with AEM CAI intake, berk's HFC 63mm, T1R 70R-EM dual, stock ECU.
A header + tune will not give me 25 hp at 8200 rpm
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Yea are we sure this isnt crank hp lol? Iv never come across one getting in the 240-250whp range with just simple i/h/e. Not saying its not correct info just hard to believe its true...
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Numbers are on the high side... thats alot of Horsepower per liter for bolt ons that isn't stroked or has ITBs... the Dyno might be running high bro... but at the same time you do have impressive mods.