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Old 02-16-2009, 05:39 AM
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and what does that have to do with this thread?
whatttttt is it good for, absolutely nothingggggg
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i got a jdmb16 with a ctr head and itr trans. A tune, clutch and flywheel, all slammed into a stripped eg hb.. I ran a 13.756 in hub city (hattiesburg, ms) with a .406 r/t and a 1.985 60ft
on nitto neo gens.. 205-50-15
i was impressed with the run.. I never could get a 13.7 again.. Mainly ran a 13.9999999's rest of the night..


holy **** really?
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You ran slow S2000 times when you had the AP1.

You ran normal S2000 times when you had the AP2.

Maybe the AP2's torque band and CDV made it easier to launch/drive.

I ran a 14.0 with a 2.2 60 foot in my AP1 with intake on a very hot day. I didn't really want to launch.

I'm sure the car could have gone high 13s stock. I don't usually drag race. I went because a bunch of my friends were going.

It's not really a case of AP1 vs. AP2. The AP2 is just a little easier to drive. Both cars are capable of about the same 1/4 mile times.
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What would happen if the ap1 and ap2 had the same gear ratios? I think everyone would have a different opinion on each motors capabilities if the gears capped out at the same speeds. You can argue that it's only an extra 1000 rpms, but thats 1000 rpms of vtec so its like a JDM newbie badge on a civic coupe. (~15hp)
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??? You're from my town. But you're not making any sense.
Old 02-19-2009, 10:11 AM
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You ran slow S2000 times when you had the AP1.

You ran normal S2000 times when you had the AP2.

Maybe the AP2's torque band and CDV made it easier to launch/drive.

I ran a 14.0 with a 2.2 60 foot in my AP1 with intake on a very hot day. I didn't really want to launch.

I'm sure the car could have gone high 13s stock. I don't usually drag race. I went because a bunch of my friends were going.

It's not really a case of AP1 vs. AP2. The AP2 is just a little easier to drive. Both cars are capable of about the same 1/4 mile times.
umm not the case

first off im not saying im the best driver but i figured out pretty quick what the s2000 likes at the dragstrip ... both cars i hold the rpm @ about 7500 and slip the clutch all the way out in 1st. the reason i ran slow times in the ap1 is because it would not catch traction the tires on my spoons were almost completely bald. thinking my times were bad i let a few friends drive it that have low 13 second s2000's and they werent able to beat me. im confident that with the t1r's on the ap1 it would have went 13's.
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Originally Posted by S@nt0s
the average driver, YES.... S2K's in general need someone who isnt ***** when it comes to driving. I laugh every time i see a S2K at the drag strip coming out the hole they are bogging it to all hell...

plus to the OP theres no way in knowing in what condition his AP1 was in. and he could have had a better feel for the track his 2nd go around with the AP2 unlike he did with his AP1.
i am not making this a AP1/AP2 battle both are good cars but AP2 is more friendly.
the ap1 was in good condition along with the ap2. i actually liked driving the ap1 better at the track but the ap2 is much better on the street. and thats what i do more of with this car. i have a turbo civic thats for the track
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Originally Posted by Splatter85
What would happen if the ap1 and ap2 had the same gear ratios? I think everyone would have a different opinion on each motors capabilities if the gears capped out at the same speeds.
well the stock 4.1 final gear isn't great on either AP1/AP2. Now the AP2 has more low-end tq and accels faster but redlines at 8.2k, but the AP1 revs to 9k giving it the top end. The cars practically have the same powerband and are geared the same. Most people opt for something close to 4.4 final gear. they both have the the same capabilities and neither is better than the other. its more or less which style you like better.

Like someone mentioned the AP2 is a more driver friendly car with its bigger wheels and more torque (also brake control, DBW, and VSA added on later models) primarily focused on the torque demanding American market.

6-speed, close-ratio
Primary Gear Reduction - 1.160
1st gear - 3.133 --- Est speed @ 9000rpm ~ 45mph
2nd gear - 2.045 --- Est speed @ 9000rpm ~ 60mph
3rd gear - 1.481 --- Est speed @ 9000rpm ~ 90mph
4th gear - 1.161 --- Est speed @ 9000rpm ~ 115mph
5th gear - 0.970 --- Est speed @ 9000rpm ~ 135mph
6th gear - 0.810 --- Est speed @ 9000rpm ~ 160mph
Reverse - 2.800
Final Drive - 4.10 with Torque-Sensing Limited-Slip

AP2
6-Speed Transmissions Gear Ratios:
Primary Gear Reduction - 1.208
1st gear - 3.133
2nd gear - 2.045 --- Est speed @ 8000rpm ~ 52mph
3rd gear - 1.481
4th gear - 1.161
5th gear - 0.942
6th gear - 0.763
Reverse - 2.800
Final Drive Ratio - 4.100
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Originally Posted by boostedh22a
Is that all code for, "if I didn't have a vagina"? I love all aspects of racing, and S2k is good at it, especially after the motor is built and is boosted.
My motor is n/a and slow, and the diff sucks. Needless to say i baby my car now if i even decide to drive it. I can't possibly imagine this car holding up with boost.

i got a jdmb16 with a ctr head and itr trans. a tune, clutch and flywheel, all slammed into a stripped Eg HB.. i ran a 13.756 in hub city (hattiesburg, ms) with a .406 r/t and a 1.985 60ft
on nitto neo gens.. 205-50-15
i was impressed with the run.. i never could get a 13.7 again.. mainly ran a 13.9999999's rest of the night..
all i can say is lol

and when will you learn that teh AP2 was more DRIVER friendly so any numb numb can drive it better then they could a AP1.
only a good driver can propel a AP1 to the times it is cap. of. the AP2 is just easier to drive with...
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I'm sure with the same tires you could have hit 13's in your ap1, but to be honest even if the cars had the same gear ratios, I'm pretty sure the ap2 would still be better at the drag strip...

It simply has more torque...and at the drag strip torque is BIG...

and some people, including me think stock for stock the ap2 puts a little more peak hp...

and besides, after you put in kpro or ems, you can rev your ap2 to 9000 anyways...
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Originally Posted by TN90accord
I'm sure with the same tires you could have hit 13's in your ap1, but to be honest even if the cars had the same gear ratios, I'm pretty sure the ap2 would still be better at the drag strip...

It simply has more torque...and at the drag strip torque is BIG...

and some people, including me think stock for stock the ap2 puts a little more peak hp...

and besides, after you put in kpro or ems, you can rev your ap2 to 9000 anyways...
I wouldnt wanna rev an Ap2 to 9,000 RPM...
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yeah me either... my redline is fine how it is...
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its all in the driver and track conditions. period.
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Originally Posted by HondaKyle
I wouldnt wanna rev an Ap2 to 9,000 RPM...
Every one has their "safe limits", and I don't own either, BUT:

AP1 9000rpm piston speed = 4961 FPM / 83 FPS

AP2 9000rpm piston speed 5357 FPM / 90 FPS

A difference of less than 400 FPM

approximately an 8 percent increase in piston speed

Not a huge difference IMO...considering the cranks and rods are of comparable strength, I would feel more than safe reving an AP2 to at least 8700rpms, the oiling system on these cars is amazing...

When I buy my ap2 and get kpro, I'll probly set the rev limit around 8900, and typically shift(when driving hard) around 8500-8600
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