Type V - VGS
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Looks amazing. Just need to do something about that front plate. I don't know if it looks extra bad because of the blacking out but it's all I can see now that I've noticed it. Have you tried putting it down below in the grill with some zip ties?
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Originally Posted by I dont wait...,May 27 2005, 01:48 PM
Now that deserves a VGS emblem...even though people might say it's rice. 
When someone tells me it can't be dune I have to try.
Soon it will have a full on gate shifter and RAM-AIR
You're kidding right? 
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Originally Posted by Austblue,May 28 2005, 05:19 AM
There are different import laws over here that have allowed some people to import a small number of S2000s but I have nfi what the details are so I wont try and explain it.
I notice that the headlight washers are missing also so even though you can get rid of them I'd say it's definitely a JDM
boszyen, Nice ride.
I notice that the headlight washers are missing also so even though you can get rid of them I'd say it's definitely a JDM
boszyen, Nice ride.
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Hi guys, thank you for your opinions.
Speedxracer : "Nice but you need some aftermarket lugs for those aftermarket wheels." Are they lighter, looks better, or? Please tell me.
Yup, I want to get a lip soon, but I dont know where to get them here (in Melbourne Australia). I dont want to pay $700 to the dealer. Maybe around 300
That's the japanese GPS system, but it doesn't work here. Well it does work but it's not usable in Australia.
Yes, it's a real Type V (VGS), I took the badge off before somebody else does and put a dent there. Did you notice that I also took off the S2000 badges at the fenders. I like the clean look
Driving impression is... well, the steering is really sensitive and FUN. I could not drive a normal car after driving this car. Well I still drive my brother's MX5 sometimes but I found it so harddddddddd to parkkkkk that car now. I have to turn the wheel so much, unlike my car I can just use one hand only.
I have not really driven a normal S2K before (I did for 10 mins) so I cant give a comparison on how they handle.
But, the first time I played go-kart, it felt just like my S2K, I was surprised LOL. The way they handle is so similar, and the responsiveness of the steering is basically the same, but the S2K has a lot more power which enable it to power-oversteer easily.
No, we do not get VGS in Australia, this is an import.
Speedxracer : "Nice but you need some aftermarket lugs for those aftermarket wheels." Are they lighter, looks better, or? Please tell me.
Yup, I want to get a lip soon, but I dont know where to get them here (in Melbourne Australia). I dont want to pay $700 to the dealer. Maybe around 300
That's the japanese GPS system, but it doesn't work here. Well it does work but it's not usable in Australia.
Yes, it's a real Type V (VGS), I took the badge off before somebody else does and put a dent there. Did you notice that I also took off the S2000 badges at the fenders. I like the clean look
Driving impression is... well, the steering is really sensitive and FUN. I could not drive a normal car after driving this car. Well I still drive my brother's MX5 sometimes but I found it so harddddddddd to parkkkkk that car now. I have to turn the wheel so much, unlike my car I can just use one hand only.
I have not really driven a normal S2K before (I did for 10 mins) so I cant give a comparison on how they handle.
But, the first time I played go-kart, it felt just like my S2K, I was surprised LOL. The way they handle is so similar, and the responsiveness of the steering is basically the same, but the S2K has a lot more power which enable it to power-oversteer easily.
No, we do not get VGS in Australia, this is an import.