Hello! New to the S2k but not to two seaters
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Hello! New to the S2k but not to two seaters
Hi everyone,
Finally got my affordable dream car after over a decade of wanting one and lurking around (this screen name was created in 2005!)
Picked up a 05 Silverstone Metallic with OEM hardtop and 25k miles on the odometer! Car is completely stock except for the head unit. Has the OEM lip and I already installed the factory alarm and titanium shift knob (I'm a big proponent of OEM stuff), debating if I want the OEM trunk spoiler.
Owned a 92 MR2 for 10 years and counting, which was autocrossed in ES for a couple years so I'm pretty well acquainted with a car that can lose the rear end without warning or any chance of recovery. The S2k feels so much more tighter than the MR2, both handling wise and interior space lol.
Finally got my affordable dream car after over a decade of wanting one and lurking around (this screen name was created in 2005!)
Picked up a 05 Silverstone Metallic with OEM hardtop and 25k miles on the odometer! Car is completely stock except for the head unit. Has the OEM lip and I already installed the factory alarm and titanium shift knob (I'm a big proponent of OEM stuff), debating if I want the OEM trunk spoiler.
Owned a 92 MR2 for 10 years and counting, which was autocrossed in ES for a couple years so I'm pretty well acquainted with a car that can lose the rear end without warning or any chance of recovery. The S2k feels so much more tighter than the MR2, both handling wise and interior space lol.
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Welcome to the site! I am also a big proponent of OEM stuff, well just aftermarket exterior "accessories" actually. Aftermarket performance parts FTW, only if they out perform OEM. That s2000 looks so clean, love the OEM hardtop. Good find. Is that your Mr2 next to the S?
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