JDM ITR to S2000
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JDM ITR to S2000
Well im in the military stationed in Japan. I just recently bought my S2000 after trading in my Type R. Being in Japan is great and owning the S2000 has made it even better. When I went to the Honda dealership I went to get a 2004 Integra Type R but in the front of the lot I saw the S2000. I sat in the ITR and then sat in the S2000 started both of them up and knew the S2000 was for me.
ITR
to S2000
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Here is some random pictures I took when I had the Integra. Have not really had the time to go out with the S2000 and play around.
Driving here is not that easy since you have all these bikes everywhere.
Traffic is always bad.
Autobacs is getting to be just like Pep Boys.
If you get involved with a Japanese girl then expect to go here a million times
Driving here is not that easy since you have all these bikes everywhere.
Traffic is always bad.
Autobacs is getting to be just like Pep Boys.
If you get involved with a Japanese girl then expect to go here a million times
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Dang, that one must have been made Friday at 5 o'clock, just look at it, they put the steering wheel on the wrong side!! 
I'm in Dallas, and don't get to see many left hand drive cars, so I hope this doesn't seem like a stupid question. On the cars with a left hand drive, is the shift pattern the same as a right hand drive? Just seems that it would be hard to get used to first being 'up and away' from me.
Have Fun,
William
NOTE: Inital D is NOT a 'how to video'
I'm in Dallas, and don't get to see many left hand drive cars, so I hope this doesn't seem like a stupid question. On the cars with a left hand drive, is the shift pattern the same as a right hand drive? Just seems that it would be hard to get used to first being 'up and away' from me.
Have Fun,
William
NOTE: Inital D is NOT a 'how to video'
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From: Manila, Philippines
Originally Posted by westates,Mar 31 2007, 01:03 AM
Dang, that one must have been made Friday at 5 o'clock, just look at it, they put the steering wheel on the wrong side!!
I'm in Dallas, and don't get to see many left hand drive cars, so I hope this doesn't seem like a stupid question. On the cars with a left hand drive, is the shift pattern the same as a right hand drive? Just seems that it would be hard to get used to first being 'up and away' from me.
Have Fun,
William
NOTE: Inital D is NOT a 'how to video'
I'm in Dallas, and don't get to see many left hand drive cars, so I hope this doesn't seem like a stupid question. On the cars with a left hand drive, is the shift pattern the same as a right hand drive? Just seems that it would be hard to get used to first being 'up and away' from me.
Have Fun,
William
NOTE: Inital D is NOT a 'how to video'
His S2000 IS a RIGHT hand drive car...the majority of the cars in dallas are LEFT hand drive car.
Anyway, the shift patter of a right hand drive car is the same as the left hand drive cars we have here in the USA.
What is different is the wiper blades. The curved side of the wiper pattern is on the left side of the car, instead of the right...and the straight portion is on the right side of the car.
The headlight pattern is also different as it is longer on the left side rather than the right side.
