Hmm reminds me of the BMW's steering assist program. You could make turns in low speeds with your pinkie and higher speeds you needed a firmer grip to turn.

 

There is also mention of some other features "Specially developed chassis (including damper units, stabilizer and limited slip differential exclusively designed for the model) in order to best complement the VGS".

I wonder what else is hidden in there.

 

Hmmm that must be why the car felt a little different to the normal S2K's.

Well thats good for me~

Here are some interior pics and another pic taken on another day to show you guys what the picture is like







Installed a Pioneer 5850 ( 5800 for the US market) and it sounds brilliant with my Infiniti Reference compo's just loving it

Also another question, do you guys think I can use that screen of mine up there? Its a honda navigation and there is a DVD navi player in the boot but i took that out cos it was taking up weight and room .Or do you guys think just stick in a Apexi Power Neo in that with a custom surround for it?

 

Does the Navi unit or screen have any AV inputs? If so you could hook something up to it like a DVD player. Otherwise it's just heavy junk.

If you do pull it out take plenty of pictures. Myself and another guy across the Tasman cut great big holes in our dash to fit that surround and an aftermarket screen.

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=385059

 

Diggin' the paint! Thanks for the pix!

Yeah, we don't get nav as an option here in the USDM. No idea what to recommend except an aftermarket nav. Check out the electronics forum for some suggestions, VGSS2K!

 

Nice pics, i want that Steering Wheel!

 

the s2000 would be a blast drive in new zealand. i just came back from vacation last month and your roads ROCK! its an s2000 owners wet dream cause here in the states we have too many freeways so the S can't be appreciated unless you drive the mountain roads on the weekends.

 

Welcome to the site. Maybe you can do a in car video, so that we can see the VGS at work at a track.