A little known S2000 fact
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From: Boise
A little known S2000 fact
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cgi/eBay...&item=601406313
Note the second sentence in the vehicle description paragraph...
Note the second sentence in the vehicle description paragraph...
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"The frame and monocoque body make this magnificent convertible with 6 speed manual transmission a drivers dream."
That sentence does not make sense because by definition a monocoque has the skin support all or most of the stress of the vehicle, which is the opposite of a frame. The S2000 has a X frame, not a monocoque.
That sentence does not make sense because by definition a monocoque has the skin support all or most of the stress of the vehicle, which is the opposite of a frame. The S2000 has a X frame, not a monocoque.
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From: Mish-she-gan
I like the statement "Cruise Control thankfully is right on the steering wheel." DON'T mention it's VERY AWKWARD to use, what with requiring two fingers to disengage (unless you saw off the middle divider).
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From: Austin
This is the third thread I've read in the past three days that has gone from serious to discussing fondling and/or road head....Whats the deal? 
And what do you mean hard to disengage? Thats what the brake is for....Not that I really ever use cruise control...
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And what do you mean hard to disengage? Thats what the brake is for....Not that I really ever use cruise control...
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Originally posted by infinitebass
This is the third thread I've read in the past three days that has gone from serious to discussing fondling and/or road head....Whats the deal?
And what do you mean hard to disengage? Thats what the brake is for....Not that I really ever use cruise control...
Blake
This is the third thread I've read in the past three days that has gone from serious to discussing fondling and/or road head....Whats the deal?
And what do you mean hard to disengage? Thats what the brake is for....Not that I really ever use cruise control...
Blake
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Originally posted by BlueDevilS2K
Power locks?.....I havent read my whole manuel but i must be one dumb person if i cant find power locks on my car....Do any of you guys have PL?
Power locks?.....I havent read my whole manuel but i must be one dumb person if i cant find power locks on my car....Do any of you guys have PL?
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It does have power lock. The driver side lock/unlock switch can lock both doors. It just won't unlock the passanger door, that's all. :>
Originally posted by Guntersmurf
They are power locks without the (heavy?) door switches. They are operated only by the key fobs. I guess the designers figured it was a short enough reach across the cabin that switches were superfluous.
They are power locks without the (heavy?) door switches. They are operated only by the key fobs. I guess the designers figured it was a short enough reach across the cabin that switches were superfluous.