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10-14-2017, 05:18 AM
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Hi All,
I just purchase a s2000 (2000 55K miles ) , and browsing thru the web I found this website seems legit but wanted to know if anyone have any reviews. Any info its greatly appreciated .
Thank you
I just purchase a s2000 (2000 55K miles ) , and browsing thru the web I found this website seems legit but wanted to know if anyone have any reviews. Any info its greatly appreciated .
Thank you
10-14-2017, 05:23 AM
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Um, it sounds like you're asking us of we're a legit website, not some elaborate scam of hundreds of thousands of useful posts about owning and maintaining this car.
What would the end game be of such a hoax? How could any scam ever be worth the enormous effort to create this site and all its content?
Lastly, you're asking us, the potential fraud perpetrators, to tell you if we're legit or not.
It bogles my mind trying to see the logic of your question from your point of view....
What would the end game be of such a hoax? How could any scam ever be worth the enormous effort to create this site and all its content?
Lastly, you're asking us, the potential fraud perpetrators, to tell you if we're legit or not.
It bogles my mind trying to see the logic of your question from your point of view....
10-14-2017, 05:52 AM
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This is the website https://www.nengun.com/greddy/turbo-kit-bolt-on im so sorry about the confusion.
I didn't mean to disrespect s2ki.com community .
I didn't mean to disrespect s2ki.com community .
10-14-2017, 10:24 AM
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This is the website https://www.nengun.com/greddy/turbo-kit-bolt-on im so sorry about the confusion.
I didn't mean to disrespect s2ki.com community .
I didn't mean to disrespect s2ki.com community .
10-14-2017, 01:07 PM
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You just purchased a S2000 and want to turbocharge it? 
Can you handle the car as is? We've all seen the movies! And if Vin can do it we all can.
Rear drive cars with indifferent tires (typical buying used) handle different from Civics. You sure you don't want to wait a while and see if you even like the car. Entry price to this game is about $5,000,
-- Chuck
Can you handle the car as is? We've all seen the movies! And if Vin can do it we all can. Rear drive cars with indifferent tires (typical buying used) handle different from Civics. You sure you don't want to wait a while and see if you even like the car. Entry price to this game is about $5,000,
-- Chuck
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10-14-2017, 05:15 PM
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Can be for sure but can also raise some great points(between the lines).
Looks like you have had some experience with some great cars and I would suggest looking into a supercharger if you just want to add a few ponies and keep the car reliable. If you have a different plan then turbo might be what you need. Hope all goes well either way.
Looks like you have had some experience with some great cars and I would suggest looking into a supercharger if you just want to add a few ponies and keep the car reliable. If you have a different plan then turbo might be what you need. Hope all goes well either way.
10-15-2017, 06:04 AM
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I'm keeping my S2k NA - I've already got a high HP forced induction vehicle and I'm enjoying the contrast with this car. If you're looking for forced induction and reliability I will echo looking at supercharging. I've read of these cars becoming a rabbit hole when going FI. Especially when TCing...
I didn't notice where you're located but here's what seems to be a superb shop that has done a ton of these installs. Great vid to watch. Hope that's useful for what it's worth.
Kraftwerks SC Kit