lol stock and on some wheels? it does look good but i wouldn't say "thats how "it's" done"!
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agreed. but, then again it feels like that's all anybody does anymore

 

lol stock and on some wheels? it does look good but i wouldn't say "thats how "it's" done"!
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Oh I am sorry, I didn't realize you had to modify a S2000 to the max to have it be proper.

Keep it simple kids, that's what makes the car great in the first place. No need to go crazy on modifications.

 

the older i get, the more i realize that less is more

im actually almost even at the point where i debated on swapping the cr lip and jdp spoiler for oem ap2 and oem duckbill lol

but its a little overplayed. my set up isnt ultra rare by any means but its at least a little different

 

Very Nice.. Less is definitely more. Happy to see your not running something retarded like 205's in the back just because it looks "cool".

 

I've been pleasantly surprised with the majority of the posts so far; or maybe there's just way less fail in here than I thought there would be. Either way, some clean rides in here.

 

Im 19, got the car when i was 18. My S isn't as baller as some of the S2k's on this thread, but im just a broke college student. but i think im doing pretty good

 

I bought my car when I was 19 bone stock with 63k miles on it. It now has 100k more miles and I'm 25. Paid for it myself, yada yada yada. One thing that helps that I don't think anybody has mentioned is LIVING AT HOME. When you don't have to pay rent you can afford to save or spend a little more as you wish. Just an example.

I'm disappointed by some of the comments in this thread however. Responsible young adults can have pretty good jobs nowadays. I know quite a few friends of mine joined the military right out of high school, got signing bonuses, etc, started working when they got out of basic and now have a decent amount of cash. Also any of the guys that served overseas. But there are plenty of people that work hard such as myself (consistent 50-60hrs a week plus night class) and make a decent hourly wage all while going to school. It's amazing how far a little will power to save will get you.

 

this thread is funny..

but.. turned 20 in december of last year.







And a fellow S2000 owner pondering about what to do next to his bay..

 

lmfao

 

how did you get your trunk functional with the spoon top, hinge?