S2000 engine in a compact! |
damn, I've seen that swap done on a road-driven E36 coupe, looks like this one was done all out |
yeeah My friend and I were just talking about an s2k motor in a ti the other day lol... Looks like it'll be fun to drive! Reminds me of this I have a feeling this is what you were thinking of huh Brendan... |
that's the one :) |
You think a bmw engine is expensive to work on..... I've helped on a couple S2K projects and if anything goes wrong with the motor its makes a M5 engine look cheap.... Dave |
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that would be a little weird to have that in a ti i drove a buddies s2k a few years back. i was seriously looking into one and man was i ever disappointed. it was like it didn't have anything (no power, no torque), until you got it up really high near read line, then it was like someone woke up a beast, but then you shift, drop a few k rpms, and have to build back up into it. low end was no torque, no speed, no nothing. maybe i'm a little slighted b/c i'm use to the feeling of a bmw, but man it was seriously disappointing. from what i've heard it's about the same feeling from the rotary engines. dave |
Beautiful car and from the pictures looks like a professional job throughout. Those Honda s2000 motors don't have much torque. I would think you would want that for rally racing. |
That car looks like crap. I hate the colors and whatever they did to the hatch to where it is sealed from the rest of the car. Looks horrible imho. |
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I raced a rotary powered car on road courses for two years, they get a way bad rapp for needing to be revved, they are like any engine, they can be built for RPM or torque not both. Most of my competitors hated its pull out of corners and passed me on the straights. Dave |
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