Bottom end on Cooper S's?
Bottom end on Cooper S's?
How stout are they? I'm assuming they are more so than the NA versions? How much boost can be ran reliably and what's the max boost the stock blower can output efficiently (without heat issues). What will the stock fuel system support?
Same question for the tranny - either the manual or auto - how much power can it hold?
Same question for the tranny - either the manual or auto - how much power can it hold?
How stout are they? I'm assuming they are more so than the NA versions? How much boost can be ran reliably and what's the max boost the stock blower can output efficiently (without heat issues). What will the stock fuel system support?
Same question for the tranny - either the manual or auto - how much power can it hold?
Same question for the tranny - either the manual or auto - how much power can it hold?
Injectors don't need to be upgraded until you're trying to push it past about 220whp. To even get past there, you'd have to be looking at ported/polished head, aggressive cam, forged pistons, equal -length primay header (all available from Revolution Mini Works)
I don't have any experience with the cvt trans, but have heard that its prone to fail rather often in stock trim, so if thats what you're working with I wouldn't push it too far because they are expensive to replace.
Hope this helps a bit
+1 on the bottom end of a MINI being tough. many applications of over 250 whp w/ stock bottom end. some over 300 w/ twin-charge or turbo applications. if i were thinking of doing anything w/ the bottom end, i would wait for RMW's 2.0l stroker kit! 240+ lb-ft of torque! that will be fun.
tuning potential? i think not.
it's an awesome transmission for the day-to-day (i would know, my mini has one) but it has zero tuning potential whatsoever.
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