S2000 on fifth gear
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Originally Posted by pantyraider,Oct 17 2006, 04:03 PM
The S2000 needs to be updated. Preferably with power heated seats, a 5 speed auto, vanity mirrors on both sides, dvd navi, and auto parking.
That would be sweet.
That would be sweet.
Yep! You get it!
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I know this is unrelated but, a couple seasons they'd show her ass, which was ballooning. Then starting a couple seasons ago they won't show any film with her ass in it. I found it amusing.
Since it's the same driver, I consider the test fair. That Morono (sic) was a special one off cost no object project though. No existing one would do nearly as well.
Since it's the same driver, I consider the test fair. That Morono (sic) was a special one off cost no object project though. No existing one would do nearly as well.
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Originally Posted by gomarlins3,Oct 17 2006, 02:34 PM
Thank you.
To the above post: get use to it. Until Honda gives this car some more power and torque, MANY cars (and types of vehicles) will be catching and passing it.
The SRT8 Jeep is just as quick as the S now.
To the above post: get use to it. Until Honda gives this car some more power and torque, MANY cars (and types of vehicles) will be catching and passing it.
The SRT8 Jeep is just as quick as the S now.
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I'm pretty sure a Porsche Cayenne Turbo S would be able to keep up with my S too, almost the same story for let's say a 535d for example. But do they produce the same grin on the face?
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From: S Cakalaki
The S does need some sort of upgrade in the power department. I mean, how difficult could a small V-6 or forced induction from the factory be. Cars with more low end seem easier to drive fast, to me. I still like my 9k redline though.