https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf_ICA2JdLU


For those who don't know, Engineering Explained is a popular youtuber who sold his STI for the S2000.

He often times will go into different engineering and technical details about specific cars, and now he personally owns a 2002 S2000. Check out the video, I learned a few things after watching this.

 

Looks like a few people have already pointed him to s2ki in the comments.

 

Whooo! He lives in Oregon, too! I love his videos, very thorough, detailed, and explains things very simply.

 

subaru to ap1 ... makes 2 of us haha

 

Nice...I dig his channel. I asked him about doing an S2000 review..but him actually buying and owning one will be even better

 

Wow he's almost at 900k subs


I think we all saw this coming in his previous video where he talked about getting another car.

 

The funny thing is I discovered his sight while I was researching the Miata. Ultimately I decided to pick up an AP1 and it looks like he did too. The Miata is, without doubt, the greatest practical sports car available right now--but the S2000 is more interesting and increasingly rarer.

 

While I was aware of the fiber reinforced metal cylinder liners, I didn't know that the carbon fiber was mixed with aluminum.

I always thought that the aluminum wear numbers in my used oil analysis were from pistons and the head, now I know that it's from the cylinders too. Cool.

 

Btw.. is he on here in the S2ki forums?