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10-27-2018, 12:49 AM
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Garage Sale
Sold my S2000 this weekend ::tear::
I amassed quite a collection of parts that I thought I might one day put on the car, but the more I drove it, the more I appreciated the original equipment. I never ended up installing any of these on the car...now they've gotta go.
Summary list of what I have for sale:
* Comptech Titanium front upper strut tower bar - $300 (FIRM)
* K&N FIPK Short Ram Intake - $200 (FIRM)
* OEM AP1 wheels (outstanding condition) - $250
* AEM Cold Air Intake (AP1) - $125
* OEM exhaust (AP1) - $90 with the polished tips or $50 without
* OEM AP2 head unit - $25
Pics available of everything, just ask.
If you need to reach me: 480 - two one three - 0 8 6 1
Detailed description of each item below:
Comptech Titanium Front Chassis Brace
Titanium Shock Tower Braces are designed to help improve chassis stiffness. Manufactured using machined billet aluminum brackets for chassis mountings and anodized titanium tubing for the cross brace.
K&N FIPK Short Ram Intake
Like new, used for less than 4 months by the previous owner. I bought it with the intention of putting it on my S2000, and never got around to it. Still looks brand new!
Honda S2000 interior door panels from a model year 2004+ (black)
Great upgrade for 2000-2001 owners if you want to add tweeters and keep the OEM look of your interior, or for 2002-2003 owners who don't want the big circular tweeters that came standard. Interior door panels only, no speakers/tweeters.
AEM cold air intake
AEM part number 21-504P - will fit model years 2000-2003. Used and in average condition (the pipe has a couple dings and scratches; the filter however is in very good condition).
I bought this with the idea that was going to compare it to the K&N FIPK intake and see which one I got better #'s from and which one had a sound that I liked best. I never ended up installing either.
Stock Exhaust (AP1)
No rust, no dings in the piping; great candidate for a UKDM mod!
I amassed quite a collection of parts that I thought I might one day put on the car, but the more I drove it, the more I appreciated the original equipment. I never ended up installing any of these on the car...now they've gotta go.
Summary list of what I have for sale:
* Comptech Titanium front upper strut tower bar - $300 (FIRM)
* K&N FIPK Short Ram Intake - $200 (FIRM)
* OEM AP1 wheels (outstanding condition) - $250
* AEM Cold Air Intake (AP1) - $125
* OEM exhaust (AP1) - $90 with the polished tips or $50 without
* OEM AP2 head unit - $25
Pics available of everything, just ask.
If you need to reach me: 480 - two one three - 0 8 6 1
Detailed description of each item below:
Comptech Titanium Front Chassis Brace
Titanium Shock Tower Braces are designed to help improve chassis stiffness. Manufactured using machined billet aluminum brackets for chassis mountings and anodized titanium tubing for the cross brace.
K&N FIPK Short Ram Intake
Like new, used for less than 4 months by the previous owner. I bought it with the intention of putting it on my S2000, and never got around to it. Still looks brand new!
Honda S2000 interior door panels from a model year 2004+ (black)
Great upgrade for 2000-2001 owners if you want to add tweeters and keep the OEM look of your interior, or for 2002-2003 owners who don't want the big circular tweeters that came standard. Interior door panels only, no speakers/tweeters.
AEM cold air intake
AEM part number 21-504P - will fit model years 2000-2003. Used and in average condition (the pipe has a couple dings and scratches; the filter however is in very good condition).
I bought this with the idea that was going to compare it to the K&N FIPK intake and see which one I got better #'s from and which one had a sound that I liked best. I never ended up installing either.
Stock Exhaust (AP1)
No rust, no dings in the piping; great candidate for a UKDM mod!
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10-27-2018, 07:40 AM
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