Hey everyone, my name is Muhamed, and I am new to the board.I have been a long time member on Stlhondas but I figure there is alot of usful info on this board so I would start getting on again. I just picked up a 05 Suzuka Blue S2000. She is in good condition but needs a few minor things here and their. well actually, I had the car for 6 days and got into a bit of trouble in the rain. But I was able to get the parts that I need and hopefully she will be up and running in to time. A little about myself, well I have owned a 9ish cars, but the s2000 is my first RWD car that has any power. My last car was a 1995 Civic Si, that car was a great learning experience for me. I learned that I am never doing what I did to that thing again. Before and after pictures below.

Before


After some molestation


After I stanced it




After breaking a wheel and relizing how much I hated driving a slammed car I decided to take it back to stock(ish) and sell it. So I did.

Here is the only decent pic of the S2000, before my rain mistake.

 

Welcome and congrats on your purchase. Looking forward to meeting you. Feel free to join in on any of the events posted in our 2012 calendar.

 

Welcome. You'll have a blast with this car.

 

Welcome, hope to see you at upcoming events. You will love the car...

 

Nice car! I prolly need to post an intro aswell..

 

Welcome man. I'm on stlhondas too. Congrats on the purchase.

 

Congrats man.

 

Welcome and congrats! Car looks great.

 

Thank you for the warm welcome, I posted in the Intro subforum as well. I love the car so far. I have decided to keep it mostly stock until I can find a daily for this winter. I would like to take it to a few autocross events, but I have not looked into the saftey requirements for a comvertable.

 

Nice colour choice - welcome to RWD & to the forum. Since no-one has asked, I will:

What happened, & what was the damage? Have you worked out *why* it happened - worn tyres, or just new to the car's handling, power, & RWD? It's important to get used to the different handling between front & rear wheel drive as well as the power (both amount & delivery) of the S - it's easy to get caught out, especially on worn tyres in the wet.

The local Gateway group are awesome, and there's good advice & help available from the nearby OK & SoMO groups ... even the KS krew