MAD'S Update
05-03-2008, 11:34 PM
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MAD'S Update
Hey guys just a quick post to show that my s2000 has been getting its fair share of attention these days.
Some new mods are in:
AP2 rear lights
Painted headlight washers, new OEM front lip and resprayed front bar due to chips, and rubbing of a non OEM front lip.
Amuse Dual R1 Titanium exhaust:
New canvas roof top: (no wrinkles and top closed first go).
Interior upgrades:
Nice driving weather today!
Hope everyone is going well!
Some new mods are in:
AP2 rear lights
Painted headlight washers, new OEM front lip and resprayed front bar due to chips, and rubbing of a non OEM front lip.
Amuse Dual R1 Titanium exhaust:
New canvas roof top: (no wrinkles and top closed first go).
Interior upgrades:
Nice driving weather today!
Hope everyone is going well!
05-04-2008, 12:40 AM
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Im have been searching on ebay for the AP2 lights for ages. I won a set and it never came!!!
FDNR knob is about the same weight, it is a touch lower, and takes a bit of gertting used to over the stock knob.
FDNR knob is about the same weight, it is a touch lower, and takes a bit of gertting used to over the stock knob.
05-04-2008, 03:13 AM
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Thanks guys.
Hey pechs good to see your still on the boards.
Mike, the Amuse is really nice, great sound and very light. It is about 20 kilos lighter than the stock peice, thats where the main difference is.
I didnt bother with before and after dyno. The Amuse dual is known to be the best dual on the market, with around 6 whp gain. I noticed the car has abit more urge in the 4000rpm range, and the rpm range feels smoother. Also the sound is awesome pre vtec, so you dont need to rev it out to redline to hear the thing.
The amuse and the stock exhaust are basically in design the same before the mufflers. The mufflers are large and straight through, that is where it frees it up I guess.
Im really happy with the Amuse though, exactly what I wanted, next best would be the fujitsubo, but that isnt as light and I dont like the canisters that are shiney.
Hey pechs good to see your still on the boards.
Mike, the Amuse is really nice, great sound and very light. It is about 20 kilos lighter than the stock peice, thats where the main difference is.
I didnt bother with before and after dyno. The Amuse dual is known to be the best dual on the market, with around 6 whp gain. I noticed the car has abit more urge in the 4000rpm range, and the rpm range feels smoother. Also the sound is awesome pre vtec, so you dont need to rev it out to redline to hear the thing.
The amuse and the stock exhaust are basically in design the same before the mufflers. The mufflers are large and straight through, that is where it frees it up I guess.
Im really happy with the Amuse though, exactly what I wanted, next best would be the fujitsubo, but that isnt as light and I dont like the canisters that are shiney.
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05-04-2008, 08:53 AM
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ahh so your the one who's been buying all the goodies! The roof looks awesome too...how do you get rid of the creases!??! ah mine were fixed up but there are still some there...it's driving me nuts!
btw, I think you should remove the windshield tape! that would look much better IMO
btw, I think you should remove the windshield tape! that would look much better IMO