Will a Honda F1 V10 fit in the S2000 ?
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Geezus - has anyone noticed how tiny that bottom end is?! I wonder how short that stroke is...
Honestly though - it'd be nice to see a derviative of these motors in Honda's next sports-cars.
Honestly though - it'd be nice to see a derviative of these motors in Honda's next sports-cars.
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Originally Posted by AP12001,May 4 2006, 09:01 AM
^^ i think they might use something like it in the new NSX.. it will be a V10, so most likely this will be their starting point in terms of blue printing it..
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Hey- they can't use V10's in competition anymore, so why not?
You're going to want to ask them for the gearbox, as well (happily, the differential is integrated). I don't see the stock box/differential holding together under 900 horsepower.
You're going to want to ask them for the gearbox, as well (happily, the differential is integrated). I don't see the stock box/differential holding together under 900 horsepower.
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Originally Posted by brent_strong,May 4 2006, 04:54 AM
I wouldn't use the Honda F1 engine, they've had a reputation for exploding!
if it blew up, then just get it rebuild lol
well, i hope you have your crew of maintaince people