dude. first, nowhere in there does it say that imports used to "drain" the car of fluids to attain higher horsepower numbers. nor does it offer any proof of that. (especially considering it would be physically impossible) second, you need to take a serious crash course in how engines work. draining the car of oil means FRICTION. and friction would mean a LOSS of horsepower. NOT a gain. :_please: You're missing some very basic principles about engine lubrication and how engines work. not to mention, cars like Hondas wouldn't even WORK with no oil in them. or even low oil. as soon as they go to engage the hi cam on vtec, they hit a brick wall like a limiter, because there's not enough oil pressure to engage the rockers and followers. i was giving you benefit of the doubt, that you merely believed what someone else had told you. but now you're kinda diggin your own hole here. |
evo fq330 with 330whp only in europe and asia |
Originally Posted by S2000man01 dude. first, nowhere in there does it say that imports used to "drain" the car of fluids to attain higher horsepower numbers. nor does it offer any proof of that. (especially considering it would be physically impossible) second, you need to take a serious crash course in how engines work. draining the car of oil means FRICTION. and friction would mean a LOSS of horsepower. NOT a gain. :_please: You're missing some very basic principles about engine lubrication and how engines work. not to mention, cars like Hondas wouldn't even WORK with no oil in them. or even low oil. as soon as they go to engage the hi cam on vtec, they hit a brick wall like a limiter, because there's not enough oil pressure to engage the rockers and followers. i was giving you benefit of the doubt, that you merely believed what someone else had told you. but now you're kinda diggin your own hole here. |
i think what you're confusing this with is the fact that some auto manufacturers would use an extremely THIN and expensive synthetic oil which would get them a couple more ponies. And how could cooling the engine hurt power performance? Heat is the enemy, as it reduces power. I asked our local tribologist and he said having "less" oil in a car will not add power in any way, shape, or form. |
Originally Posted by S2000man01 i think what you're confusing this with is the fact that some auto manufacturers would use an extremely THIN and expensive synthetic oil which would get them a couple more ponies. And how could cooling the engine hurt power performance? Heat is the enemy, as it reduces power. I asked our local tribologist and he said having "less" oil in a car will not add power in any way, shape, or form. u mean extreme heat is the enemy, would u think a cold engine would perform better than a warmed up engine |
yeah the hp reading were talking about here is before the engine gets a chance to overheat, it only needs to be for an instance. Its not a huge amount of power increase. But somehow they got higher horsepower numbers while still following SAE guildlines, just bending the rules at the time. |
Evo IX's are great, drove one, only once though... wouldn't mind owning one. |
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It's possible to run on a lower mount of fuel to increase power, only if the car uses the really old "splash" method to lubercate the pistons, but I assure you, an EVO does not use this method, it has "oil injectors." So decreasing the oil amount won't help ,much on that car, but running a thin oil will increase a couple of ponies at best, not much, but combine that a few other things, you squek some more out. Yes, and actually having more heat will speed the flame wall up (i.e. make gas more combustable and "stronger" explosion will occur) but at some point it will pre ignite the fuel and the system will retard the timing. So, making the engine run a little hotter and putting some super high octane may yeild a few more ponies, probably WAY more than thin oil. |
I wouldnt mind owning any year EVO, there all sweet... |
Originally Posted by Jrfish007 Yes, and actually having more heat will speed the flame wall up (i.e. make gas more combustable and "stronger" explosion will occur) but at some point it will pre ignite the fuel and the system will retard the timing. So, making the engine run a little hotter and putting some super high octane may yeild a few more ponies, probably WAY more than thin oil. |
Originally Posted by S2000man01 yeah when i made my statement about heat, i was not insinuating that the engine should be as cold as possible. i should have clarified. yeah I figured, really wasn't tlaking to you, just helping to clearify. :) |
Originally Posted by Boost_Junkie Buscher...:p please... AMS is where its at...haha just wait and see, they wont let buscher be that close... back to the evo 8 are better. they both don't realy take to bolt on to good.(i.e intake and exhaust) were they realy get there power is in tuning.all the 9 have is better stuff that were found to be bad on the 8sand they fixed it on the 9s:rockon: |
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