Can you believe it ???? Scott....

 

I am a bit surprised. Somebody else will get a sweet ride.

 

I know that !!!! Someone that I know well, is looking ??? I think ????

Don't get much better than this

 

I have a set of 8000 temp HID bulbs for the S2K (give off a blueish tint, quite popular).

They have <1 year of wear on them. $60



I would post pics....but lets face it, they look like HID bulbs

 

I am FINALLY putting my AP2 Comptech supercharger with AC on the market. With a Caddy CTS-V, I simply have no need for this. I prefer a local sale/pickup but will ship as necessary.

Pictures in my S2KI Classifieds ad:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...f=107&t=723514

Cliff's:
For the SC kit, $3200 + shipping...not parting out kit--SOLD
For the Walbro fuel pump I bought to go with it, $80--SOLD

I also have an AP1 pulley purchased directly from Comptech, and appropriate size belt..... $90 + shipping

Thinking about selling my Tanabe Medalion Touring exhaust (still in box), but no final decision made yet.

Thanks!

 

Please let me know when you post the Tanabe...I likely have a buyer for you.

 

- Ricks JDM Smoked Sidemarkers: $25 shipped




- Modifry Glove box organizer: $20 shipped




- Brushed Silver Brake Caliper Decals (2 full sets) these are no longer available : $35 shipped






- Brushed Aluminum Visor Decals: $40 shipped






add 3% for paypal ...thank you!

 

In case anyone is interested...

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...&#entry16923916

 

WTB: set of winter tires for stock ap1 wheels! i'm looking into tire rack, but wanted to see if there are local sellers.

(i've never bought winter tires before, so any suggestions/advice/wisedom would be appreciated)

Thanks!

 

Don't have any for sale, but I have driven my S through 8 winters in Ohio and used several different snow tires on it. For ultimate snow/ice traction you can't beat the Blizzak WS50/60 but they do give up grip in the dry and they are a bit noisy. My favorite compromise tire is the Dunlop Winter Sport M3. It does very well in snow and ice but retains very good grip and noise level in the dry. It's not Summer tire level, but it's enough to have fun when it's not snowing.

I have also used the Michelin Alpin PA2/PA3s to good effect. They are just a lot more $ than the Dunlops and I didn't find them to work any better. They were quieter and didn't howl at the limit as the Dunlops do. You have to push the Dunlops pretty hard to get them to howl, but they are loud at the limit.

I always ran 10mm narrower than stock front and rear as well. Wide tires will float on top of the snow and you want them to dig in. The only thing limiting my winter driving was the few times snow gets so deep on the road that the front splitter became a plow and started collecting hundreds of pounds in snow in front of the car. Otherwise, the S will go anywhere you want on those tires if you keep your right foot under control.

Tire Rack is THE place to get tires. Watch their site for sales and get yourself a deal. Hope this helps.