Spoon F20C 2.2L Engine Kits
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Originally Posted by turbo_pwr,Dec 12 2005, 02:57 PM
where do you see those numbers?
"Max Power (PS/rpm) 240/7,800 Max Torque: (N-m/rpm) 224/6,500"
I'm assuming this is power at the ground, in which, it would eat the AP2 motor as a midnight snack.
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Originally Posted by afwfjustin,Dec 12 2005, 06:05 PM
Interestingly enough, it's posted in the original poster's original and unedited paragraph, go figure.
"Max Power (PS/rpm) 240/7,800 Max Torque: (N-m/rpm) 224/6,500"
I'm assuming this is power at the ground, in which, it would eat the AP2 motor as a midnight snack.
"Max Power (PS/rpm) 240/7,800 Max Torque: (N-m/rpm) 224/6,500"
I'm assuming this is power at the ground, in which, it would eat the AP2 motor as a midnight snack.
240whp and 224lbs of torque does not equal 240ps and 224nm
FYI, the 240ps is not whp either.
Never assume, cause that just makes an ...
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don't forget it's rev limited to 8K too save your milk money....buy an 04+ OEM block..fork 4K spend $400 on spoon valve cover and you'll have a more reliable engine that looks idential and performs the same!
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Originally Posted by S2k Dude,Dec 12 2005, 05:14 PM
Yep, so what's the point of spending the money for a few more lbf of torque and about 4 less HP?
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Originally Posted by turbo_pwr,Dec 12 2005, 03:27 PM
240whp and 224lbs of torque does not equal 240ps and 224nm
FYI, the 240ps is not whp either.
Never assume, cause that just makes an ...
What is ps and nm?
