What A Feeling...Winding Out An S2000!
For those who have yet to take their S to the track, it's another level of fun. A couple 30 minute sessions and you'll drive it from that point on with all kinds of new understanding about what it was meant to do and where it's limits are. You'll also know intuitively what gear to downshift into at what speed so that it lands into the "sweet spot" of VTEC.
I agree with what Ricosuave said - there's nothing like cruising along the freeway at 70 mph, rev matching, and shifting into 3rd. What it must look like to the other cars on the freeway to see an object suddenly accelerate like that!
I agree with what Ricosuave said - there's nothing like cruising along the freeway at 70 mph, rev matching, and shifting into 3rd. What it must look like to the other cars on the freeway to see an object suddenly accelerate like that!
Originally posted by dreamcation
I use to enjoy driving my S all the time, now there's too many people on the road going the same direction I'm going and always to slow
I use to enjoy driving my S all the time, now there's too many people on the road going the same direction I'm going and always to slow
I was following my friend in his convertable 'Vette. We went through a fairly long tunnel, and I dropped it to third and held it between 7 and 9k RPM through the whole tunnel. When we got where we were going he said that his car was SHAKING from the ground pounding my car was putting out. 
I LOVE my CAI, I need an exhaust.

I LOVE my CAI, I need an exhaust.
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