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The only people that claim the AP1 is better are the people that own AP1s. For what you want to do, I think you're better off getting more aggresive gears, and maybe just putting a supercharger on the engine. SC or turbo are really the two best ways to get more power from anS2000 engine.
Originally Posted by RED MX5,Dec 13 2007, 12:18 AM
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I'm not sure why so many folks are anti FI. For what you want I would be much more inclined to pick up an AP1 for the cost-savings and go with appropriate gearing and a supercharger to get some more linear power for tracking. Not saying you can't track a turbo, but with the twitchy nature of the car and lack of traction control on AP1 (unless you add it) it might be a little more predictable and controllable. Easier installation and potentially tuning is also a nice benefit. If there's money left over when budgeting, I might even go for an AP2 tranny.
Guess I don't understand the desire to stay N/A and spend money hand-over-fist to squeek out minimal amounts of power.
Originally Posted by MikeyCB,Dec 12 2007, 11:41 PM
Oh boy..caaaareful 
I'm not sure why so many folks are anti FI. For what you want I would be much more inclined to pick up an AP1 for the cost-savings and go with appropriate gearing and a supercharger to get some more linear power for tracking. Not saying you can't track a turbo, but with the twitchy nature of the car and lack of traction control on AP1 (unless you add it) it might be a little more predictable and controllable. Easier installation and potentially tuning is also a nice benefit. If there's money left over when budgeting, I might even go for an AP2 tranny.
Guess I don't understand the desire to stay N/A and spend money hand-over-fist to squeek out minimal amounts of power.

I'm not sure why so many folks are anti FI. For what you want I would be much more inclined to pick up an AP1 for the cost-savings and go with appropriate gearing and a supercharger to get some more linear power for tracking. Not saying you can't track a turbo, but with the twitchy nature of the car and lack of traction control on AP1 (unless you add it) it might be a little more predictable and controllable. Easier installation and potentially tuning is also a nice benefit. If there's money left over when budgeting, I might even go for an AP2 tranny.
Guess I don't understand the desire to stay N/A and spend money hand-over-fist to squeek out minimal amounts of power.
Turbocharging is you best bet to getting the most bang for the buck. If you can afford it, AP2 and turbo. I say AP2 because it IS a more refined vehicle and has much more predictable handling which = a more manageable track car; if your intentions are to race at a road course, or solo it up.
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