111R or Exige with yota? need power? option a Honda SC
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Hi, just looking on the net for superchargers and stuf I came acros this car, born as a 111R Elise it now has the Honda R engine and a SC added, together around 320hp
here some details...so it is done, a Honda in a yota based car the 111R and what a fine wedding it is
To read the full test story look under this thread, prices and all in there!
www.caranddriver.com/article.asp?section_id=15&article_id=10165&page_number=15
0-60 mph, sec 3.81
0-100 mph, sec 8.89
1/4-mile time ET, sec 12.25
1/4-mile time TS, mph 115.90
GTRene
>> Edited by GTRene on Monday 27th March 20:48
here some details...so it is done, a Honda in a yota based car the 111R and what a fine wedding it is
To read the full test story look under this thread, prices and all in there!
www.caranddriver.com/article.asp?section_id=15&article_id=10165&page_number=15
0-60 mph, sec 3.81
0-100 mph, sec 8.89
1/4-mile time ET, sec 12.25
1/4-mile time TS, mph 115.90
GTRene
>> Edited by GTRene on Monday 27th March 20:48
nothing new really - Im sure you could get this in the UK if you really wanted it in a 111R.....0-60 and 0-100 figures look spot on...which is unusual knowing the source of that upgrade
...1/4 mile time looks high though - should be in the high 11's ...BHP figure is on the high side too...at best., with JRSC you can get a real 300bhp without intercooling.....
...1/4 mile time looks high though - should be in the high 11's ...BHP figure is on the high side too...at best., with JRSC you can get a real 300bhp without intercooling.....I also knew it could be done, but I never saw it done
I think you must be a little bit crazy or have a lot of money in your pocket or your yota went bust, or get a good price for the yota and then swap the wonderfull Honda engine in...?
It cost some to adapt that engine in the yota bay...
GTRene
>> Edited by GTRene on Tuesday 28th March 12:07
I think you must be a little bit crazy or have a lot of money in your pocket or your yota went bust, or get a good price for the yota and then swap the wonderfull Honda engine in...? It cost some to adapt that engine in the yota bay...
GTRene
>> Edited by GTRene on Tuesday 28th March 12:07
black_potato said:
Wouldnt it of made more sense to have forcefed the Yota unit ?
Guess so, but then you have turbo...but you can Bemani the thing for 12.000,-euro or komotech the beast for 10.000,-euro...
both are a bit cheaper then a complete conversion of a Honda engine and SC, so I guess it depends if you have some spare money burning in your pocket to build that Honda rocket
GTRene
black_potato said:
Wouldnt it of made more sense to have forcefed the Yota unit ?
Forcefed are soon to bring out their new FF380 turbo kit.
http:// video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2345335577202491331&q=forcedfed
Few warm up laps and then the Turbo kicks in after 5mins.
>> Edited by ozzer on Tuesday 28th March 15:21
Nice videos, a bit to loud though for everyday...but very fast it looks...
GTRene
http://video.google.com/videoplay?doc
this is a more useble link, you left a gap between http and video
GTRene
http://video.google.com/videoplay?doc
this is a more useble link, you left a gap between http and video
Are you SURE that started out as a 111R?????
I know it has the reflectors etc like a federal elise, but the offset of the rear wheels looks too much to be a yota engined one!??!!?!? - could be wrong, but the rear wheels look like the low offset 111S wheels rather than 111R
not that it matters, but hey!
A.
I know it has the reflectors etc like a federal elise, but the offset of the rear wheels looks too much to be a yota engined one!??!!?!? - could be wrong, but the rear wheels look like the low offset 111S wheels rather than 111R
not that it matters, but hey!
A.
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