[QUOTE]Originally posted by Back-cracker
[B][SIZE=4]Cruise Control?!?!?

 

Trying to turn your S2000 into an airplane by slapping on one of the ridiculous wings! Classless, tasteless and outright horrible!

 

Hands down it would have to be a dealer added market adjustment sticker.

 

That's true only if your car is off. I pick up my golf buddies at their homes without shutting off the car, and once the key is in the ignition, everything is disabled including the doors, and trunk.

b-c

 

I will have to disagree with all who included the oem spoilers on this thread, on our cars it makes it look better you have to admit with out the spoiler on the chin and the trunk the car is missing something. Then again this is just my 2 cents!

And turbo on a street car is great for dusting of cocky vettes, and tangs of the street. (Sleeper 10psi boost turbo and 50 shot nos) try and catch me!


Now lets see conv, why the hell will you buy a hardtop.

And if the shift knob changes the car weight balance how about when the driver gets in or do you just float when you drive, is so save some weight and get me the seats he he he

Not flaming anybody just making some points!

 

This isn't only dumb on the S2K but on any car.

Those stupid wings that people put on their windshield wipers. WTF are they suppose to do anyway?? Make you car more aerodynamically faster???

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Back-cracker
[B][SIZE=3]What about \"no power door locks?\"

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Lovetodrive2000
[B]Dang, and I just ordered the visor stickers to cover up those goofy airbag warning labels!!!!

 

IMO the dumbest add-on came from the factory and can be found on the front bumper of some S2000's just in front of the headlights.

Lean on it and get sprayed.

 

I can tell you're a foreigner (and probably young, too) ....you've obviously never enjoyed the glorious beauty of original Cragar SS mags from the 1960's and 70's. No sports car was complete with either a set those or a set of slotted ETs. While the ETs were brushed aluminum, the Cragars were blindingly chrome plated and man, did they sparkle when clean!

But then again, practically every car had some form of chrome adorning it in the 70's.