Spoon Civic Video!!! 11,000 RPM


Awesome. Do they still make one for a k20? I bet its expensive!
 
No_Fear said:
,high reving does not make more power
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Not true. Basic terms, the faster an engine can rev the more power it can make. Why do you think motorbike engines make so much power for their relatively small capacity. 1000cc bikes are making the 200hp mark now. The more revs, the more power strokes, more power.
 
This is crazy. I love Spoon. One day I'll shell out some cash for spoon's B engine.
 
I have always wanted to make a super high revving engine just to say that i did. In fact i was looking into doing a super K series (a destroked k24 block utilizing F22C crankshaft), however funds dried up and i sold off the parts. Essentially we can dream all we want however when it comes down to it, money in research and development is key.

What i love most about this high revving engines is that you're not wasting time shifting gears as often, which is the real advantage of having one. I always seem to find myself between gears with stock engines at the local circuits. Finding yourself either having to hold the RPMs just below rev limit, or wasting time shifting up and losing the engine's momentum and killing the power band.

My goals have shifted but i admire SPOON for doing such development, it's always fun to see what they come out with. Much like TRD and their 20v 4AG racing engines.
 
HornetSting said:
Not true. Basic terms, the faster an engine can rev the more power it can make. Why do you think motorbike engines make so much power for their relatively small capacity. 1000cc bikes are making the 200hp mark now. The more revs, the more power strokes, more power.
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LOL.
That's paragraph is full of fail.
More power strokes? What!?
So why doesn't an engine make max power at max RPM?
 
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