i just got my s2000 cr and i want to do so much but where do i start everyone keeps telling me " you cant do anything to its a cr" but i know that cant be true and i think i have to go expensive on all my parts since its a cr but what would you guys do need all the help i can get!!!


thanks for reading

 

The CR is not any different than an AP2 or much different from an AP1...so if you looking for wheel, suspension, engine mods etc...any part for an AP2 and most parts for AP1 will work with your CR...so you ability to mod, and choice are just as endless.

 

I don't think I would go with suspension though, as the cr has a great suspension set up already. Maybe focus on saving more weight, ex: light weight exhuast, light weight wheels or you can always go FI

 

stwokcr,
What are you hoping to accomplish? What are your goals? Daily driver, track only, car shows, XXX horsepower??? Really, before you start modifying your car, you need to decide whether you should modify your car. For example, if you're using the car as a daily commuter, then there's really no advantage to having a gutted interior, loud exhaust, big wing on the rear, etc.....that would be advantageous for track/racing. See my point?

My suggestion is to get familiar with the car as it is....stock. You might just be surprised how great the S2000 handles and drives is in stock form before you decide to add various aftermarket parts to it.

Once you decide what you're looking for, then do a search on these forums and I'm sure you'll find an answer to your questions.

Regards,
Christopher

 

Invest in yourself. I vote Track days!

 

Supercharge it!

 

+1

 

This will also help you decided what parts you may need to upgrade

 

i had a great article if i can find it that compared suspensions and for baselines they used a AP2 and a CR. the CR was vastly superior to the AP2, but all aftermarket coilovers were better than anything stock.

If I remember correctly, they had good things to say about Motons (expensive!), J's, and Tein (which are most cost friendly).