Ok - He said he'll post the dyno. I didn't flat out say he is lying, (well, not after my first post) but voiced my doubts. As such, I gave him a chance and I went on to say that if he has picked up a monster, then lucky him (seriously!).
You must have dyno'd 150kw B18C's before - What where the power peaks on them? Were they on the street?
i heard about one of the queenslanders with a spoon crate engine making low 120's. kinda gives you an idea of how great spoon actually is... at the end of the day, aren't they just blue-printed oem bits and pieces?
i heard about one of the queenslanders with a spoon crate engine making low 120's. kinda gives you an idea of how great spoon actually is... at the end of the day, aren't they just blue-printed oem bits and pieces?
Just ask weezer on this forum about his built B18C-R.
You will then realise that the claims in this thread are not entirely optimistic, but indeed an achievable goal.
Just ask weezer on this forum about his built B18C-R.
You will then realise that the claims in this thread are not entirely optimistic, but indeed an achievable goal.
sorry, but where did i say that the power output was 'entirely optimistic' for a built b18c?
I was just going off on a tangent, as i often do, commenting on the performance of spoon performance bits. i.e. they're not all they're cracked up to be.
The guy with the spoon engine - His name is Jansen. I have met him in Brissie more than once. I can tell you the power output for the amount of money inputted isn't great really - But a very reliable motor.
The difference between 140kw@wheels and 150kw@wheels is massive with a 1.8l Engine - Even the B18C. It almost makes it a non-streetable car, or an engine that simply is useless under 4000rpm.
Flame away ProECU -- Don't Care. I want the dyno graph. What do you drive and what modifications has it got? What power output?
OZHonda, as much as I like the local factor, is full of people who either:
a) Own a decent ITR and can't drive or;
b) Own an ITR and think it puts out 190,000kw@wheels.
They are HARD to modify (without serious head work) and keep streetable at that power level. 135kw@wheels is ideal for a street, daily driven type r.
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