How did Honda build an engine that screamed like an F1 car for the street? In the early 2000s, Honda released the S2000, a lightweight Roadster with a 2.0 L engine that revved to 9,000 RPM. That's higher than many supercars. This VTEC engine, codenamed F20C, produced 240 horsepower without a turbo or supercharger, thanks to racing-derived tech. It sounded like a banshee at full throttle and begged to be redlined. The secret was Honda's obsession with precision engineering, forged internals and u