Shine auto project spec-a widebody s2000 designed by junique
Car looks great, its a shame its all replica parts
Not feeling the wheels much. I like the color scheme and lower carbon.
FYI, your side skirts are on backwards.... Swap sides and youll be good
Not feeling the wheels much. I like the color scheme and lower carbon.FYI, your side skirts are on backwards.... Swap sides and youll be good
The reason only 2% of people would do this is probably one of the reasons he did this. Not everyone has to do the same old crap. Its funny to me that people mod their cars to be different and what not but they insist that everyone should mod in the exact same way according to JDM guideline or whatever. The car looks sick and while the color and suspension aren't my cup of tea it still looks amazing.
Originally Posted by chrisaltima' timestamp='1316636455' post='20992766
Seriously, how can you bag an S2000 ? Call me a hater, call me Sally but it's something you just don't do. 
chrisaltima: i suggest if you don't know much about something, please don't act like you do. A cup kit is completely different from a UAS suspension like you're use to. I'm not sure if junique installed his cup kit right, but basically when you're on a cup kit, you run on 0psi in the bag when you are riding, and run strictly on the coils, you only air up to clear obstacles. When you clear the obstacle, you air back down and ride on coils.
As a matter of fact, a lot of performance cars run on cup kits. Umbrella VRH is a company that specialize in air cups started with NSX, and I happen to own a set on my turbo ls430: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/911951-my-lexus-ls430
Although like earlier I said, I'm not sure if junique installed his cup kit correctly, as it looks like he might be riding when his cups are aired and empty the bags, when he's parking.
anywho very nice car, excellent color and execution even with the replica parts.








