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Originally Posted by razzele,Jan 31 2010, 09:36 PM
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the exhaust trims look black with soot so it should be running rich !
certainly is smelly at idle!
the exhaust trims look black with soot so it should be running rich !
certainly is smelly at idle!
Honestly mate, I wouldn't #### about with it. It's very easy to blow your engine up if you don't know what you're doing or at least if you can't measure the parameters, AFR/knock/fuel pressure, in real time.
S2000 engines are expensive too.
Patience is a virtue
S2000 engines are expensive too.
Patience is a virtue
I'm keeping an eye on your install Raz
thanks, so far i have resisted the temptation (apart from lending my sister £2k) but i have a job interview in a few weeks, needless to say if i get the job I'd be able to afford the kit in a month easily
(fingers crossed).
Though i wonder if it would be DD friendly?, if i get the job then i need to use my car to get to work (only a 15min journey).
I just cant make my mind up either this kit or 2nd hand computech SC, I've testdrove a SC s2000 but not a turbo, i presume this is a small turbo so better lower down?, what about prolonged periods at high rpms?.
I like the fact this kit is pretty plug'n'play and has everything in the kit (so i can install myself) for a good price. I presume you would get close to 400BHp at the flywheel with bolt on's I'd like to keep it under 10psi.
Cheers
(fingers crossed).Though i wonder if it would be DD friendly?, if i get the job then i need to use my car to get to work (only a 15min journey).
I just cant make my mind up either this kit or 2nd hand computech SC, I've testdrove a SC s2000 but not a turbo, i presume this is a small turbo so better lower down?, what about prolonged periods at high rpms?.
I like the fact this kit is pretty plug'n'play and has everything in the kit (so i can install myself) for a good price. I presume you would get close to 400BHp at the flywheel with bolt on's I'd like to keep it under 10psi.
Cheers








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