Thinking of getting rid of the s2000
#21
Just keep checking supraforums.com, you're still looking at around 30k for a mid mileage TT 6spd.
I personally don't think the 4AT to 6spd swap is worth it. The 6spd getrag itself is around 5k for a used one. Then add in ecu, interior pieces, dash, labor...
I personally don't think the 4AT to 6spd swap is worth it. The 6spd getrag itself is around 5k for a used one. Then add in ecu, interior pieces, dash, labor...
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Supras are bad ass but if you want an = power to car your looking at like a 1500hp supra, I feel like there are a lot of supra builds that are 900hp, Now how many S2000's are putting out your numbers??? Not many at all. But with that being said I feel like the power in the Supra may be a little easier to handle than that beast your driving now lol, But I could be totally wrong.
#28
with 770 hp how much further can you actually go with the s. either way your looking at spending a lot more $$ in the future.
The s is an incredible car but i honestly must say when supras are done right they are more of an "exotic" car. I say get the supra.
Love what you have done with the s btw.
The s is an incredible car but i honestly must say when supras are done right they are more of an "exotic" car. I say get the supra.
Love what you have done with the s btw.
#29
You'll feel more flex in the chassis than with the s2000. If you want a manual trans, don't get an auto. Converting it is too much money, headaches, and potential issues. Same if you want a turbo - get a turbo.
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