M3TOS2K (Mugen, J's Racing, Spoon, ASM)
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From: Cedar Park, TX
Yea the driving experience on the s2000 is definitely better if you really know how to drive. Nothing needs to be removed to install the cooling plate. The radiator guide was cut for the Mugen intake though.
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From: LA to The Bay, CA
very nicely done! 
if i were to get another S, RYP would be it and similar to yours, exterior wise. was curious about those 17x10 RSIIs. look like they fit pretty well.
where did you get your enamel filled emblems? been meaning to get a set.
if i were to get another S, RYP would be it and similar to yours, exterior wise. was curious about those 17x10 RSIIs. look like they fit pretty well. where did you get your enamel filled emblems? been meaning to get a set.
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From: Cedar Park, TX
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From: Cedar Park, TX
I either got them from Hardtopguy or Handa-Accessories. They are the OEM Honda accessory badges.
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Originally Posted by jr94513' timestamp='1450678909' post='23832961
Mines road is a real nice drive, haven't been there since I first got my S About 5 years ago.
Your cars looking bad ass by the way . Hope to to see you at the track some time
Your cars looking bad ass by the way
. Hope to to see you at the track some time
I usually go with speed ventures/ncrc and sometimes speed sf. I recently went to Sonoma with track masters, they seemed like a really cool organization to run with, the only down side is they don't offer timing.
