Maybe?
isn't the neon replacement getting an srt version?the reason you got such a crappy reception is because you came here and started by calling the s2000 a downgrade. Learn some tact.
Caliber SRT. 280hp from 240hp the neon had.
but anyways, its apples and oranges. they arent the same beast or same class at all. one appeals to all the masses from being a ralley car, street machine, or even grocery getter while the other was meant to be a roadster.
but anyways, its apples and oranges. they arent the same beast or same class at all. one appeals to all the masses from being a ralley car, street machine, or even grocery getter while the other was meant to be a roadster.
I only refferd to my WRX and it's 1/4 mile time because it is a great indicator of how fast a car is...Dyno numbers mean nothing. Oh, and I never said the S would be a downgrade. I did ask for opinions and want to know if after having one I may think that.
I asked simple questions about how to make power with the S. I got a simple answer...In a street car sense it is not a fast car and would cost a fortune to make a fast street car...A canyon, auto x, time trial car yea it maybe good.
It's unfortunate to see that even the more expensive price tag associated with the S compared to other Hondas doesn't get one away from the "typical"Honda forums and crowd.
FLAME AWAY
I asked simple questions about how to make power with the S. I got a simple answer...In a street car sense it is not a fast car and would cost a fortune to make a fast street car...A canyon, auto x, time trial car yea it maybe good.
It's unfortunate to see that even the more expensive price tag associated with the S compared to other Hondas doesn't get one away from the "typical"Honda forums and crowd.
FLAME AWAY
Originally Posted by kn0bby8,Sep 13 2007, 10:51 AM
In a street car sense it is not a fast car and would cost a fortune to make a fast street car...A canyon, auto x, time trial car yea it maybe good.
Originally Posted by kumainu,Sep 13 2007, 12:52 PM
Well, for $10K, you can make an S blow your WRX out of the water. Even in stock form, I doubt you have the talent to exploit the S's full potential on the track. 






