The Official S2000 CR Owners Thread
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If I remember correctly, the wrench was for maintenance required and the steering wheel looking icon below the TPMS light is just that, it's a warning indicator for the TPMS. Mine went off when the temperature dropped outside.
Do you really want to nuke my brand new S2000 CR?? I really like my car and why should I continue to post here with BS comments like that?? I have never posted derogatory comments about anyone elses choices on this forum. If you can't say something nice, why don't you just follow my philosphy and keep your mouth shut. I get the same crap about my Civic Mugen SI. I like both of these cars. I don't have the time or the inclination to modify a stock car, Honda did a fantastic job of engineering these cars, they did essentially what I would have done, and when it breaks, I can take it back and get it fixed under warranty at no expense to me. They will probably return more of their original value when I get tired of them than a modified car using third party parts that don't have the engineering budgets or resources Honda has. Rant off.
Do you really want to nuke my brand new S2000 CR?? I really like my car and why should I continue to post here with BS comments like that?? I have never posted derogatory comments about anyone elses choices on this forum. If you can't say something nice, why don't you just follow my philosphy and keep your mouth shut. I get the same crap about my Civic Mugen SI. I like both of these cars. I don't have the time or the inclination to modify a stock car, Honda did a fantastic job of engineering these cars, they did essentially what I would have done, and when it breaks, I can take it back and get it fixed under warranty at no expense to me. They will probably return more of their original value when I get tired of them than a modified car using third party parts that don't have the engineering budgets or resources Honda has. Rant off.
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Originally Posted by Old_Guy,Dec 9 2007, 02:35 AM
If I remember correctly, the wrench was for maintenance required and the steering wheel looking icon below the TPMS light is just that, it's a warning indicator for the TPMS. Mine went off when the temperature dropped outside.
Do you really want to nuke my brand new S2000 CR?? I really like my car and why should I continue to post here with BS comments like that?? I have never posted derogatory comments about anyone elses choices on this forum. If you can't say something nice, why don't you just follow my philosphy and keep your mouth shut. I get the same crap about my Civic Mugen SI. I like both of these cars. I don't have the time or the inclination to modify a stock car, Honda did a fantastic job of engineering these cars, they did essentially what I would have done, and when it breaks, I can take it back and get it fixed under warranty at no expense to me. They will probably return more of their original value when I get tired of them than a modified car using third party parts that don't have the engineering budgets or resources Honda has. Rant off.
Do you really want to nuke my brand new S2000 CR?? I really like my car and why should I continue to post here with BS comments like that?? I have never posted derogatory comments about anyone elses choices on this forum. If you can't say something nice, why don't you just follow my philosphy and keep your mouth shut. I get the same crap about my Civic Mugen SI. I like both of these cars. I don't have the time or the inclination to modify a stock car, Honda did a fantastic job of engineering these cars, they did essentially what I would have done, and when it breaks, I can take it back and get it fixed under warranty at no expense to me. They will probably return more of their original value when I get tired of them than a modified car using third party parts that don't have the engineering budgets or resources Honda has. Rant off.
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Those are the original factory wheels. Almost the identical wheels (slightly narrower) came on my new 08 Odessey touring. I really like them a lot. I also like the wheels apexracer put on his. What kind are they??
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Originally Posted by Old_Guy,Dec 9 2007, 02:54 AM
Those are the original factory wheels. Almost the identical wheels (slightly narrower) came on my new 08 Odessey touring. I really like them a lot. I also like the wheels apexracer put on his. What kind are they??
