S2000 Options
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S2000 Options
Apologies if this question/answers is posted elsewhere, but I haven't found it. So, I'm curious what options - other that colors and interior - was the S2000 offered with? Also, does Honda offer a service which would provide those specifics for an owner.
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You can look at all the brochures here: S2000.club - Honda S2000 Owner's Manuals, Installation Instructions, Paint codes, Service bulletins AP1 AP2
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XM Radio
Blue Soft Top (std model only)
Hardtop (std model only)
Hardtop Storage Rack
Hardcover Dust Cover
8 Disc CD changer
Ashtray
Cargo Net
Engine Block Heater
Titanium Shift Knob
Security System
Front Underbody Spoiler (std model only)
Trunk Spoiler (std model only)
Wing Spoiler (std model only)
Deck Lid Spoiler (std model only)
Side Strakes
Wheel Locks
Seatback Organizer
Car Cover
First Aid Kit
Blue Soft Top (std model only)
Hardtop (std model only)
Hardtop Storage Rack
Hardcover Dust Cover
8 Disc CD changer
Ashtray
Cargo Net
Engine Block Heater
Titanium Shift Knob
Security System
Front Underbody Spoiler (std model only)
Trunk Spoiler (std model only)
Wing Spoiler (std model only)
Deck Lid Spoiler (std model only)
Side Strakes
Wheel Locks
Seatback Organizer
Car Cover
First Aid Kit
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Tonneau cover came with the appropriate car, it was not an option. (Using is, of course, optional)
Cargo net was listed above.
I had to look up "VGS".
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Honda of Japan introduced the second of only four variants the S2000 namesake was ever privy to, coinciding with the model’s second year of production. Known as the Type V, the roadster now featured, as an option, the first variable-rate steering system to make its way onto any production vehicle. Officially called VGS (variable gear ratio steering), the system allows for a dynamically fluctuating steering ratio based upon vehicle speed and steering angle. The results are about as unessential as you think they are but are what many claim to be a more intuitive feel with even better sensitivity as well as a lock-to-lock ratio that’s halved under low-speed conditions. Like four-wheel steering, it’s the sort of engineering minutiae Honda’s become famous for introducing before discontinuing it and pretending it never happened.
Cargo net was listed above.
I had to look up "VGS".
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Honda of Japan introduced the second of only four variants the S2000 namesake was ever privy to, coinciding with the model’s second year of production. Known as the Type V, the roadster now featured, as an option, the first variable-rate steering system to make its way onto any production vehicle. Officially called VGS (variable gear ratio steering), the system allows for a dynamically fluctuating steering ratio based upon vehicle speed and steering angle. The results are about as unessential as you think they are but are what many claim to be a more intuitive feel with even better sensitivity as well as a lock-to-lock ratio that’s halved under low-speed conditions. Like four-wheel steering, it’s the sort of engineering minutiae Honda’s become famous for introducing before discontinuing it and pretending it never happened.
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No factory options I'm aware of other than the hard top. Everything else was dealer provided. I'm still looking for the pocket to put behind the seat(s).
This is not unique to the S2000 (nor to Honda). Historically Honda radios were dealer installed, at least they were in a couple of my early Civics. Wrong radio was in one. Right one took 10 minutes to swap. Much of this was, no doubt, due to the cars being produced in Japan. Unless I dreamed this AC was a dealer option way back then. When Civics started coming out of Marysville it became less common to even have a choice of things like what radio.
A supercharger was a dealer option for the S2000 at a few places and according to original owners it was covered under the factory warranty. I only know of one (1) such car.
-- Chuck
This is not unique to the S2000 (nor to Honda). Historically Honda radios were dealer installed, at least they were in a couple of my early Civics. Wrong radio was in one. Right one took 10 minutes to swap. Much of this was, no doubt, due to the cars being produced in Japan. Unless I dreamed this AC was a dealer option way back then. When Civics started coming out of Marysville it became less common to even have a choice of things like what radio.
A supercharger was a dealer option for the S2000 at a few places and according to original owners it was covered under the factory warranty. I only know of one (1) such car.
-- Chuck
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No factory options I'm aware of other than the hard top. Everything else was dealer provided. I'm still looking for the pocket to put behind the seat(s).
This is not unique to the S2000 (nor to Honda). Historically Honda radios were dealer installed, at least they were in a couple of my early Civics. Wrong radio was in one. Right one took 10 minutes to swap. Much of this was, no doubt, due to the cars being produced in Japan. Unless I dreamed this AC was a dealer option way back then. When Civics started coming out of Marysville it became less common to even have a choice of things like what radio.
A supercharger was a dealer option for the S2000 at a few places and according to original owners it was covered under the factory warranty. I only know of one (1) such car.
-- Chuck
This is not unique to the S2000 (nor to Honda). Historically Honda radios were dealer installed, at least they were in a couple of my early Civics. Wrong radio was in one. Right one took 10 minutes to swap. Much of this was, no doubt, due to the cars being produced in Japan. Unless I dreamed this AC was a dealer option way back then. When Civics started coming out of Marysville it became less common to even have a choice of things like what radio.
A supercharger was a dealer option for the S2000 at a few places and according to original owners it was covered under the factory warranty. I only know of one (1) such car.
-- Chuck