which body kit do you guys like the best route ks http://www.s2000.com/tuning_routeks.php
c-west http://www.s2000.com/tuning_c-west.php
veilside http://www.s2000.com/tuning_veilside.php

 

and i havent seen any bodykits on an s2000 theres only like one s2000 around here and i dont go to shows anymore but i realy wanna keep 1000 so i can get a bodykit makes cars stand out and i like the top secret bodykit but the price is just crazy.

 

Damn, someone stole my thought.

Invest in some sentence structure and a smily face blocker.


Flame on......

On a serious note, put some money on your car first before you start modding it. Learn to drive it properly as a stock car, then you can start tinkering with it.

No sense putting a bunch of money into mods only to write off the car in the first week of owning it.

Finally, a little bit of s2ki.com motherhood. Try to post in coherent, proper english. People will tend to take you more seriously if you try to communicate in a mature fashion.

 

oh im sorry 80 year old english teacher i forgot i was in school.

 

LOL proracer your a idiot.. You ask us for advice and we give it to you. Dont reply with smart-ass remarks if you dont appreciate our advice.

 

well ap1 was being an idiot........so i told him him the truth about his life

 

No, YOU were being the idiot. He made a simple statement that the folks here would take you more seriously and offer more help if you showed some maturity in your language. Instead, you "told him how his life is". You simply made his point and made yourself look even more immature.

Enjoy your new car. Do whatever the hell you want to it. For future reference, don't antagonize those you're asking for help.

 

Proracer, I'm going to do you a favor and close this thread down. It's only going to go downhill from here. In a couple days the thread will be lost in the ether, and maybe nobody will remember what an ass you made of yourself. Since you're clearly not more than 17 years old I'm not expecting you to heed this advice, but: 1) Heed the advice of those who try to help you...nobody is going to listen to you if your sentences are too annoying to bother reading. Responding to constructive criticism with more immature stupidity will get you nowhere. 2) Keep your $4k for insurance...that might cover your first year of ownership. 3) If you really must spend it on your car, use it to go to a couple of autocrosses and driver training courses. Learn how to drive this incredible car that your parents are foolishly buying for you before you get yourself or someone else killed.

Welcome to the board...try to keep your other foot out of your mouth now.