how much are....

[smiffy180]

The engines made by radical?
Can't find anything on them anywhere
I'm highly impressed by 500hp from a 3.2 and weighing only 84kg dry!
Sorry if its in wrong forum

[paintman]

Ask them.
http://www.radicalperformanceengines.com/
Although with engines built to order you'll need to decide what specs you want to get a price.

Edited by paintman on Tuesday 22 January 13:02

[annodomini2]

Email em

http://secure2.cyberware.co.uk/~rad-shop/acatalog/...

[smiffy180]

I did this morning £30,000!

[SuperchargedVR6]

I think there's a Radical tax being applied to their prices. £92+VAT for a standard Bosch Fuel Pressure regulator!!

They're normally 30-50 quid!

[smiffy180]

SuperchargedVR6 said:

I think there's a Radical tax being applied to their prices. £92+VAT for a standard Bosch Fuel Pressure regulator!!

They're normally 30-50 quid!

Well someone obviously pays it

[one eyed mick]

If you want something similar try Cresent [ithink] in the Poole /boune mouth area or H1V8in the states the american one has been supposedly twin turbo 'd in av aerial Atom to 600 bhp plus and road legal

[smiffy180]

one eyed mick]If you want something similar try Cresent [ithink said:

in the Poole /boune mouth area or H1V8in the states the american one has been supposedly twin turbo 'd in av aerial Atom to 600 bhp plus and road legal

Cheers it's only an idea for the moment. I keep changing my mind from second car to kit car.....
The s2000 engine is supposedly good to tune though

[one eyed mick]

I did ask Cresent at Donnigton show some years ago £17k without clutch /starter /w pump etc

[chuntington101]

These engines are exspensive. here is Holeshots hartly offering...

http://www.holeshot-racing.co.uk/images/pdfs/h1v8_...

[Red 4]

smiffy180 said:

The s2000 engine is supposedly good to tune though

The F20C isn't I'm afraid. You won't see many gains from tuning unless you bolt on a turbo or supercharger.

It's already quite a highly stressed engine, plenty of info on the s2000 owners forum. Nobody bothers apart from changing air filters

[smiffy180]

Red 4 said:

smiffy180 said:

The s2000 engine is supposedly good to tune though

The F20C isn't I'm afraid. You won't see many gains from tuning unless you bolt on a turbo or supercharger.

It's already quite a highly stressed engine, plenty of info on the s2000 owners forum. Nobody bothers apart from changing air filters

I thought of turbo charging as a lot of people do it with good results and a 3 (?) Year warranty

[chuntington101]

What car is it for? lots of good engines out there if you can boost them.

[smiffy180]

chuntington101 said:

What car is it for? lots of good engines out there if you can boost them.

Nothing specific yet just browsing companies but I wanted a lightish engine with good power or the ability to tune it whilst not spending stupid amounts

[metro1]

such a thing exists smithy? cant go wrong with bike engine power

[smiffy180]

metro1 said:

such a thing exists smithy? cant go wrong with bike engine power

I looked into that. High power is really expensive! To push 500bph out of a busa is north of 15k iirc.
Plus I dont know how durable a bike engine would be with say 400kg + a rider