Initial Impressions of my Maniac NA S2000

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
  • In this video, I cover the experience tuning the racecar and getting it on the track for the first time in its latest glory! We talk specs of my car, performance of my custom air intake, and how each of the mods felt on the track.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 28

  • @justinharsh
    @justinharsh Рік тому +5

    What a rad car! I have 2 ap1s and i wanna set one up for the track but they are going up in value so much these days that I dont really wanna risk it on track. I live next to Boeing in Everett WA and there are a bunch of cool roads around there with no cops. Thats my go to rip to 9k spot lol. These cars are amazing. I had a e46 m3 for years and my little brother bought an S2k. I always had more fun driving his car. Anyways keep up the great content.

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому +1

      Track it! Love Washington

    • @waltersmith3165
      @waltersmith3165 Рік тому +3

      Tracks are safer than the street and you will see why the car is so valued on the track.

    • @justinharsh
      @justinharsh Рік тому +1

      @@waltersmith3165 I used to do a lot of track days with my modified focus zx3. Saw a lot of expensive cars get wrecked on the track. Pacific Raceways is my local track and there is not a lot of room for mistakes there. Not to mention the insurance aspect. Great track cars for sure. If i get back into track days ill buy something cheap. maybe another focus.

    • @byloyuripka9624
      @byloyuripka9624 Рік тому

      @@justinharsh drive to shelton or portlan ffs... pacific raceways is shyte

  • @nathanielbarbeau4821
    @nathanielbarbeau4821 Рік тому +1

    I was planning to copy Speed Academy’s Badass2000, but now I’m adding your car to the list of motivators! I love the information overload! I had it as a passenger in a spec Miata at Hallett. That was insane, and I want it for my car now.

  • @3to1
    @3to1 Рік тому +3

    Love seeing the progress of this car! Hope to see it in person on track one day :)

  • @DavidHaroJr
    @DavidHaroJr Рік тому +1

    Too bad I missed you by 1 day. Looking forward to seeing this on SLB and Buttonwillow in the future.

  • @liamcordray7251
    @liamcordray7251 Рік тому +1

    so awesome thanks for sharing it with us. I have a hood scoop feeding my itb set-up I've played around with a few different versions over the years. but your filtration is far superior I'm only using the ovel shaped Jenvey filter.

  • @roadfordays
    @roadfordays Рік тому +1

    No rear bar is definitely the way to go. I run stiffer rear springs than front (tuned for ride frequencies) and no rear bar, and the car is balanced and put the power down really cleanly

  • @ncrx1
    @ncrx1 Рік тому +1

    Enjoying watching the vehicle changes. Suggest a mic with muffler to reduce echo, also i'd suggest an os giken rear diff with the karcepts rear bar. the karcepts rear bar allows you to fine tune, and with the os giken diff you can run the car more on its nose and the rear hangs on.

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому +1

      Thanks! We have a proper mic but it's the garage. Probably need a bunch of sound tiles to fix it.

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому +1

      I have the OS diff! And I have the rear bar as well but I am trying to see if I can do without it. With more rear bias I don't think it's needed so I can save more weight!

  • @hondahacks1014
    @hondahacks1014 Рік тому +1

    Come to chuckwalla feb 11,12.
    I also just started hitting the socal big tracks. Chuckwalla is very comparable to buttonwillow

  • @Mr.SlipperyX
    @Mr.SlipperyX Рік тому +1

    was thinking, you need to make lighter subframes, i bet they'll sell too.

  • @frias2287
    @frias2287 Рік тому +2

    Nice one👍💯

  • @Mr.SlipperyX
    @Mr.SlipperyX Рік тому +3

    2200!? with fuel and tires? amazing

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому +1

      Technically less than 2200 but yes that is ready to go with half a tank of fuel.

  • @hondahacks1014
    @hondahacks1014 Рік тому +1

    Check out the electric steering i just added to my car. From a prius

  • @davidhoffeditz285
    @davidhoffeditz285 Рік тому +1

    I have seen a 3D printed intake implode and get sucked into an engine. I would reprint it thicker or reinforce with carbon or glass.

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому

      The couple is MJF printed with glass filled nylon. this is just as good as a production level part. The housing is just ABS. but it is pre filter so if it does crack or break the filter will be there to stop anything going into the engine. That said that part is temporary until I can get a carbon one made. Thanks!

  • @Earlysport
    @Earlysport Рік тому +1

    Hey Brook. I appreciate your channel, as I’m mid build update with a similar S2K. I also have a sleeved 89mm block. What head gasket are you using? I’ve heard of issues at 12.5:1 comp, but o ringing isn’t easy with such tight bore spacing. Also do you recommend the vtec killer rockers? I have Toda B cams, and only intended to rev to stock limit of 9k, maybe 9.5.

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому

      Hi, thanks. If you only intend to rev to 9500 I'd stick with the stock rockers.

    • @Earlysport
      @Earlysport Рік тому

      Yeah I figured. I don’t think my cams or rods will support 10k revs. Do you know what head gasket you’re engine is built with? With an 89mm bore this becomes a critical choice.

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому

      @@Earlysport I do not, whatever 4piston specs.

  • @nottherealjk
    @nottherealjk Рік тому +1

    JRZ suspension! My man! Stupid question, but what's preventing you from running the intake on the driver's side headlight instead? Wouldn't the shorter run be more efficient?

    • @brookhammerschmidt4464
      @brookhammerschmidt4464  Рік тому +1

      Basically just space. Fitting a filter in-between. I looked at doing it and would have had to compromise on filter size.