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-.- .....something seems a bit weird about the power outputs. Never heard of a stock s2000 motor making so much power at the wheels. I think it's because the tranny is a FWD tranny bolted on and no driveshaft or other rotational weight adders. Which would explain the jump in power at the wheels.
Very very impressive design on the headers. I really wonder how many trials and calculations went into its design. If you move the A/C lines and maybe the fuse box as well, i dont see why these headers wouldnt fit the s2000. Once again, very very impressive. I how different the sound is?
Very very impressive design on the headers. I really wonder how many trials and calculations went into its design. If you move the A/C lines and maybe the fuse box as well, i dont see why these headers wouldnt fit the s2000. Once again, very very impressive. I how different the sound is?
oh, so what are the exact dimesnsions of the headers?
In my post i meant with the exit facing the correct direction for a s2000. I was just saying with some changes it should.
But how far out does it go from the engine? Judging by the looks of it, it sticks out almost the same distance as my turbo. There should be enough space to fit those headers if the exit was facing the right direction (minus that extra bend) and the A/C lines were removed with the fuse box re-routed.
Would be a good option for anyone with race-prep'ed s2000's looking for a bit more N/A power. I dont think any other header makes close to the same gains.
In my post i meant with the exit facing the correct direction for a s2000. I was just saying with some changes it should.
But how far out does it go from the engine? Judging by the looks of it, it sticks out almost the same distance as my turbo. There should be enough space to fit those headers if the exit was facing the right direction (minus that extra bend) and the A/C lines were removed with the fuse box re-routed.
Would be a good option for anyone with race-prep'ed s2000's looking for a bit more N/A power. I dont think any other header makes close to the same gains.
Originally posted by kane.s2k
oh, so what are the exact dimesnsions of the headers?
In my post i meant with the exit facing the correct direction for a s2000. I was just saying with some changes it should.
But how far out does it go from the engine? Judging by the looks of it, it sticks out almost the same distance as my turbo. There should be enough space to fit those headers if the exit was facing the right direction (minus that extra bend) and the A/C lines were removed with the fuse box re-routed.
Would be a good option for anyone with race-prep'ed s2000's looking for a bit more N/A power. I dont think any other header makes close to the same gains.
oh, so what are the exact dimesnsions of the headers?
In my post i meant with the exit facing the correct direction for a s2000. I was just saying with some changes it should.
But how far out does it go from the engine? Judging by the looks of it, it sticks out almost the same distance as my turbo. There should be enough space to fit those headers if the exit was facing the right direction (minus that extra bend) and the A/C lines were removed with the fuse box re-routed.
Would be a good option for anyone with race-prep'ed s2000's looking for a bit more N/A power. I dont think any other header makes close to the same gains.
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