Saleen Unveils the 2005 S281 Extreme
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Jay, the S7 now comes in a twin turbo variety, for those who don't think 575hp in the stock car is fast enough. The new S7 Twin Turbo was unveiled at the Los Angeles auto show in January. With the twin turbos, it now puts out 750 hp, and 700 lb ft of torque, The Saleen website hasn't been updates yet, but look back soon. And this is the only S7, as the normally aspirated is no longer in production. Just wanted to let you know 
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Originally posted by Robert@February 12, 2005, 4:39 AM
0-60 in 4.5...??
That's a pretty poor showing for a 500 hp Saleen S281E. I would've expected more like 4.0 seconds flat.
0-60 in 4.5...??
That's a pretty poor showing for a 500 hp Saleen S281E. I would've expected more like 4.0 seconds flat.
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its because of traction problems remember guys its on street tires
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i read it up in an article somewhere yesterday
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Originally posted by 05fordgt@February 11, 2005, 6:21 PM
Jay, the S7 now comes in a twin turbo variety, for those who don't think 575hp in the stock car is fast enough. The new S7 Twin Turbo was unveiled at the Los Angeles auto show in January. With the twin turbos, it now puts out 750 hp, and 700 lb ft of torque, The Saleen website hasn't been updates yet, but look back soon. And this is the only S7, as the normally aspirated is no longer in production. Just wanted to let you know
Jay, the S7 now comes in a twin turbo variety, for those who don't think 575hp in the stock car is fast enough. The new S7 Twin Turbo was unveiled at the Los Angeles auto show in January. With the twin turbos, it now puts out 750 hp, and 700 lb ft of torque, The Saleen website hasn't been updates yet, but look back soon. And this is the only S7, as the normally aspirated is no longer in production. Just wanted to let you know
Does anyone have a closeup photo of the supercharger drive on the 2005 s281E supercharger? Id like to see how the belt is run as you cant see it in any of the photos.
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im guessing 60-70k
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Originally posted by new22003@February 12, 2005, 2:12 PM
Does anyone have a closeup photo of the supercharger drive on the 2005 s281E supercharger? Id like to see how the belt is run as you cant see it in any of the photos.
Does anyone have a closeup photo of the supercharger drive on the 2005 s281E supercharger? Id like to see how the belt is run as you cant see it in any of the photos.
that way i can trade my v6 straight across
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Originally posted by slavehand+February 13, 2005, 2:09 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(slavehand @ February 13, 2005, 2:09 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-new22003@February 12, 2005, 2:12 PM
Does anyone have a closeup photo of the supercharger drive on the 2005 s281E supercharger? Id like to see how the belt is run as you cant see it in any of the photos.
Does anyone have a closeup photo of the supercharger drive on the 2005 s281E supercharger? Id like to see how the belt is run as you cant see it in any of the photos.
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ummm the supercharger belt :bang:
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Have you even read the article on the new design of these screw-type super chargers? If not, I suggest you do so. It may answer your question. If you have and you are still looking for the belt, PM me and I'll help you out.
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Originally posted by slavehand@February 15, 2005, 6:23 AM
Have you even read the article on the new design of these screw-type super chargers? If not, I suggest you do so. It may answer your question. If you have and you are still looking for the belt, PM me and I'll help you out.
Have you even read the article on the new design of these screw-type super chargers? If not, I suggest you do so. It may answer your question. If you have and you are still looking for the belt, PM me and I'll help you out.
OK, I give.. I read the article...where's the belt?
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Originally posted by slavehand@February 15, 2005, 10:27 AM
The whole unit is self-contained. Its nestled right on top of the maniforld. I guess that if you wanted to see a belt(?) you would have to disassemble the blower.
The whole unit is self-contained. Its nestled right on top of the maniforld. I guess that if you wanted to see a belt(?) you would have to disassemble the blower.
