Kyle very true! and thank you for your added points to the subject. I have seen supercharged and turbocharged s2000's on the track and i must say they are scary fast!!! Non of the cars had any problems period. The supercharged s2000 only had a clutch and flywheel installed along with coilovers and 18" wheels with race compounds. The car is owned by a local honda shop owner and at 9.5psi he is putting down 400hp!!! he kept his high compression gaskets and the car runs flawlessly. JoeD to quote your agreement with another persons post
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This is just me, and I know I'm on the wrong part of the forum to say it, but I think the S/C is just going to cause issues in the long term. On the track, it means you need a full BBK, the transmission may have issues, the differential will definitely need a swap or a serious cooler, and engine cooling may be an issue again. That means the S/C really costs $10K+ if you want to use it (traffic light drags are obviously another issue)'
All these issues which you mention need to be addressed before even a stock Z rolls onto a track."
So your telling me I need BBK, my tranny is going to have issues, I need to swap my diff and add a cooler among other things before my stock Z rolls onto the track?!?! cause that is word for word what you said and agreed to and that my friend is what i am arguing.
As a word of advice take the time to read your post before posting it. You have not taken that time on any of your posts in this forum and it is quite obvious because you are always having to defend yourself. I can understand many of these upgrade for going F/I but that is obvious on any NA car going FI... once you strap that extra power you are pushing the components passed their rated performance levels.
Again, I STRESS to you to READ your POSTS before POSTING! You already have a reputation on this board for ignorance and trolling and that is not my opinion that is a commonly shared belief by the majority of members here soooo if you want to save face and not get hostile responses. READ your POST before POSTING.
Thank you and good day
