I have a BIG Question bout the s2k?
Well, im planning on S/C the s2k but everyone tells me i have to change the rear end. My Question; What reat end do i use?? I wanna take it to the Quarter track, so something that can handle more or less 300whp as a daily?? (obviously i wont rag on the car 24/7 but i will take it to the track from time to time) This is my daily driver!
You could probably pick up a built civic to run 1/4 miles for the amount you would have to spend to make a reliable s/c s2k. I'm thinking 3.5k for the kit, 1k for ems, 1k for install and tune...and you're not done. You'll probably need to get a better diff and clutch to handle to extra power....all that adds up.
You don't have to change the rear end if you're getting a supercharger and keeping it around 300 whp. There are some people with blowers that don't change a thing on their car.
If it was me, I would just get an upgraded clutch and a reinforced rear differential housing.
If it was me, I would just get an upgraded clutch and a reinforced rear differential housing.
Originally Posted by Choungsgay,Mar 11 2008, 08:19 PM
You could probably pick up a built civic to run 1/4 miles for the amount you would have to spend to make a reliable s/c s2k. I'm thinking 3.5k for the kit, 1k for ems, 1k for install and tune...and you're not done. You'll probably need to get a better diff and clutch to handle to extra power....all that adds up.
Originally Posted by Choungsgay,Mar 11 2008, 07:19 PM
You could probably pick up a built civic to run 1/4 miles for the amount you would have to spend to make a reliable s/c s2k. I'm thinking 3.5k for the kit, 1k for ems, 1k for install and tune...and you're not done. You'll probably need to get a better diff and clutch to handle to extra power....all that adds up.
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Originally Posted by SilverKnight,Mar 11 2008, 10:41 PM
I wish it was that cheap 

There are ways to do it cheaper like the other poster said! My first turbo install at 350 rwhp on 7psi only cost me 6500.



