[QUOTE]Originally posted by nastinupe
[B]

 

Ideally, you should not race on the street period. Too many variables that mature adults should recognize as undue risk. But since most of us are somewhat immature and thats why we got the car in the first place, if you are tired of getting killed I would:

1) stop street racing from a stop, the S2000 is not meant to be strong from a dead stop

2) go to a performance driving school to learn how to use more of what the car offers

3) trade you S for a C5 or LS1 to drag race with

3)

 

These posts remind me of an old member 'Tiger'. Anyone else that has been around for awhile feel the same way?

 

Damn, those are some old memories you're bringing back PokS2K!!!

Mark

 

Lets look on the bright side.

The S2000 beats those cars in looks, style, and in handling (except a well equipped Vette).

This is like comparing "Arnold" to "Jet li". Sure Arnold is stronger but what about being quick and agile?

Clearly the S2000 was made for driving enjoyment not drag races, however it is plenty fast against any car if driven with skill around many curves and corners (preferably on the track).

Just my opinion.

 

This car is obviously not for you!

 

Judging by a couple of the cars you've been drag racing... sounds like you need to buy an '87 Buick GNX

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by nastinupe
[B]I have been killed by the following cars from take off:

2001 Corvette

 

nastinupe, do a search under "launch" topic and expand the search under the name "SEV"

He is very very good at launching. You might learn a thing or two from him.

 

I know that this is off topic, but "Nupe, Nupe!"