Larger capacities are achieved with arrays. I run arrays with as many as 48 enterprise SSDs in RAID0 without any problem. The speed and IOPS would require 100s of U (rack space) of 15k SAS drives, use several kW of power and generate equivalent heat, etc. Not to mention the racket that makes.
Also the SSD is very tolerant of shock, temperature and pressure change and can (affordably) be made submersible!
$2000 for a wallet and a purse? That's completely ridiculous!
I remember when I wanted to buy my sister an Eva Clutch in Damier Azur by Louis Vuitton for my little sister...
Looks like a twin-scroll turbocharger goes for $1700 to $2100 just for the unit itself. Wow, that's pricey. But that'd probably put it into the 250HP range, maybe better.
Oh and factor in the reduced engine life of modification (geometric compression ratio increase), clutch wear, drivetrain wear (cv / u joints etc.) Stricter lubrication requirements to prevent bearing coking, etc.
Like water cooling a pc if you hack job it you become a mechanics best friend, a hardware baby sitter or you have to spread that wallet open further than a...
If you perhaps have a half a death wish and a quarter of the equivalent sanity learn to ride on two wheels. 300hp on a scooter will make you feel like Top Gun on the road. :biggrin:
Oh move to a warmer climate.
You like rice? You have it on the islands. Even the 18 wheelers (tractors) have custom spoilers, stereos, musical horns and fart pipes! Yes fart pipes on a big ass Cummins diesel. Some have pinwheelers that make them sound like jet engines!
I say exhaust, but that's because the factory exhaust looks like a 1.25" pipe, plus or minus a 1/4", which means restrictive. Since I want to turbo it significantly, and aim for double the power or better, it'll see huge benefits from reducing the restriction.
