Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain?
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (BoYgUaN)
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (Trac226)
w/the s2k's high *** redline, a chain is neccessary.
The advantage of a belt is less parasitic hp loss...guess they figured that out too w/the s2k's 2.0 making 240hp
[Modified by dsludefosho, 1:51 AM 12/2/2002]
The advantage of a belt is less parasitic hp loss...guess they figured that out too w/the s2k's 2.0 making 240hp
[Modified by dsludefosho, 1:51 AM 12/2/2002]
12-02-2002, 07:02 AM
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (dsludefosho)
w/the s2k's high *** redline, a chain is neccessary.
The advantage of a belt is less parasitic hp loss...guess they figured that out too w/the s2k's 2.0 making 240hp
[Modified by dsludefosho, 1:51 AM 12/2/2002]
The advantage of a belt is less parasitic hp loss...guess they figured that out too w/the s2k's 2.0 making 240hp
[Modified by dsludefosho, 1:51 AM 12/2/2002]
12-04-2002, 10:31 PM
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (star&buc)
good thing it has a chain, now u dont have to worry about changing a 'belt' every 90k miles.
do the chains last as long as your car or u still have to change them periodically?
do the chains last as long as your car or u still have to change them periodically?
12-04-2002, 10:47 PM
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (Razor)
good thing it has a chain, now u dont have to worry about changing a 'belt' every 90k miles.
do the chains last as long as your car or u still have to change them periodically?
do the chains last as long as your car or u still have to change them periodically?
12-04-2002, 10:55 PM
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (S2quick4U)
because the JDM Type R's dont have as much torque and dont produce 240 hp
12-05-2002, 09:09 AM
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (S2quick4U)
I can see the speed of the crankshaft increasing inertial stresses on the timing belt.
Other than that, say you put a huge supercharger or turbo on an engine, increasing the power by 10x. How would that change how much force it takes to turn a camshaft or water pump? That's where the stresses on the belt come from.
Other than that, say you put a huge supercharger or turbo on an engine, increasing the power by 10x. How would that change how much force it takes to turn a camshaft or water pump? That's where the stresses on the belt come from.
12-10-2002, 01:09 PM
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (Lsos)
yup chain
chains dont slip
just stretch over long periods of time
some older domestics use chains and some new ones
i wonder if toda will need to upgrade to a strnger chain for there cams like they recommend for the b-series
chains dont slip
just stretch over long periods of time
some older domestics use chains and some new ones
i wonder if toda will need to upgrade to a strnger chain for there cams like they recommend for the b-series
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Re: Does the S2000 use a timing belt or a chain? (star&buc)
w/the s2k's high *** redline, a chain is neccessary.
The advantage of a belt is less parasitic hp loss...guess they figured that out too w/the s2k's 2.0 making 240hp
[Modified by dsludefosho, 1:51 AM 12/2/2002]
so why does the jdm type r have a belt instead of a chain? it rev's to 9k rpm to.
The advantage of a belt is less parasitic hp loss...guess they figured that out too w/the s2k's 2.0 making 240hp
[Modified by dsludefosho, 1:51 AM 12/2/2002]
so why does the jdm type r have a belt instead of a chain? it rev's to 9k rpm to.
DC5-R has 8400 rpm at 220hp.(jdm spec)
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