I am just seeing what options I have as far as tuning my s2000. I live in the norfolk/va beach area. My setup consist of a built head with supertech valvetrain, IP 3mm HG, ARP head studs, and a tubular top mount garrett gt35r. The only place I know of that tunes lots of s2000's is Inline pro. Should I just trailer my car to Inline pro?

 

Let me put it this way, you will NOT regret putting your car on a trailer and taking it to inline pro. Unfortunetly, I don't know of any tuners down your way, but I got my car tuned at inline pro and am pleased.

 

Until you break your motor cause they disabled the knock sensor.

 

Hahah. Who needs knock sensors anyways.

 

I was pretty positive I was going to be taking my car to Inlinepro but I just wanted to check my options in case there were any tuners around me that I may have over looked.

 

The two most renown tuners in the Hampton Roads area are Shad at Accuracy & Kienan at All Aspects. While both are great tuners, I personally took my car up to Inline Pro for tuning since they specialize in the S2000 field.

 

I do. That what my tuner found on my old tune from inline
It isn't adding any power by turning them off
So why wouldn't you want them on
I've herd nothing less then good things about all aspects

 

My old setup did not have a knock sensor and I had no issues with it. I do agree with you though, there is no point in disabling it if it is there and does not effect performance. I'm sure if you requested that it be tuned with the knock sensor that Inline Pro would have no problem doing so.

 

I will give Kienan all the props in the world! not only did I just up my boost with my supercharger, but I gained 6 mpg fuel economy, and the drivability is back to like stock condition. He could of squeezed another 10-20hp out of it. But he knows S2000s pretty well, and he knows the difference between having numbers on paper, and having a car that is worth driving. Just my .02

All Aspects.

(oh and I hear Accuracy is awesome as well, I just havent used their service yet)

 

Matt shue in richmond is really good! But inline pro is super good!