You could buy an '04... (ducking...)



(honestly, though, after owning FOUR S2000's, the new one is quite stable compared to the old)

I'd say go autocrossing - a safe environment to learn the limits of your car.

Annie
2003 Solo II and ProSolo National Champion

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by SiDriver
Now let's modify the original question and say that there is a line of cars backed up right beyond the curve as well - what to do?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Banannie
You could buy an '04...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by brantshali

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Banannie

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by brantshali

 

Well I think I've been good...

Santa's bringing me some new wheels and tires for Guinness, actually. Rota Circuit 8s and some Toy T1-S's for new street shoes.

 

Brant, you should give autoX a whirl. I think you'd enjoy it.

 

I've said it before...next season I'll free up a few more weekends during the summer and try it out. I also want to get some more track time...

It's all about learning my limits...and the limits of my car (currently MUCH higher than mine).

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by jzr
I don't subscribe to the theory of S2000 snap oversteer, but maybe I've just been lucky to have never driven one that exhibited the problem.