Engine Reliability
How reliable is the S2k's motor? Has anyone had any problems, such as engine failures, tuning, loose/broken pieces, etc.?
BMW has tried to mimick the S2k's Hp to Liter output in their M3 motor, but seem to be having problems with reliability issues. In the next few days, BMW NA is going to be announcing a recall on all M3 motors built within this year. Besides that, the motor requires a tune-up (value adjustment) every 12,000-15,000 miles. Furthermore, they've been having problems with this motor since day 1 (of it's release).
How does the S2k motor fair in terms of reliablity and maintenance? Is a high revving 4-cyl more reliable than a high revving 6-cyl? It would seem so since there's less parts to worry about.
BMW has tried to mimick the S2k's Hp to Liter output in their M3 motor, but seem to be having problems with reliability issues. In the next few days, BMW NA is going to be announcing a recall on all M3 motors built within this year. Besides that, the motor requires a tune-up (value adjustment) every 12,000-15,000 miles. Furthermore, they've been having problems with this motor since day 1 (of it's release).
How does the S2k motor fair in terms of reliablity and maintenance? Is a high revving 4-cyl more reliable than a high revving 6-cyl? It would seem so since there's less parts to worry about.
A friend of mine bought a Corvette Z06 last summer. Still has low miles, and doesn't abuse the car.
Honda is not only the largest engine manufacturer in the world. it is widely accepted as the best engine manufacturer in the world as well. I would expect few problems with the F20C, just like any other Honda motor. They are simply the best.
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Originally posted by Bukwheat
BMW has tried to mimick the S2k's Hp to Liter output in their M3 motor
BMW has tried to mimick the S2k's Hp to Liter output in their M3 motor
The old M3 already had around 100hp/L.



