Rickard1982

Race cars don't got watch in it just a timer
That's why some people think its a hairdressers car cause of the watch loooool

Wellwibb

Bravo lol

PaulF

You don't need a stopwatch to count minutes my friend, just seconds

This is immaterial as last time I checked the M25 is a car park not a race track.

Rickard1982

That's why I live in Manchester traffic jams only last 5min lol

soupdragon

How do you know they only last 5 minutes

Paper Lawyer

Eh? You've lost me, Simon. The body is no different, stiffness wise, is it? Do you mean the ARBs are stiffer? Honda have certainly tweaked spring rates and ARB stiffness over the years to dial out some of the early model waywardness

PaulF

Taken from a Honda press release:

"Honda's racing experience is also evident in the S2000's responsive handling. The chassis has an ideal 50/50 weight distribution, and the body and frame are a hybrid monocoque-frame structure that forms a highly rigid platform for the S2000's in-wheel double wishbone suspension system,and plays an important role in helping the S2000 achieve its high level of safety protection. Body rigidity has been increased for 2004 by strengthening key points on the body and chassis. The power steering system is a highly responsive, electrically assisted type, which has been retuned for 2004 to provide enhanced feedback to the driver."

HTH

lovegroova

Paul, how on earth did you find that piece of text?

dan_bourne

very nice boys!

Nottm_S2

LG your link was talking about the famed AP2 so unsure it's entirely valid...

It's a bit spurious anyway but could relate to different suspension components based on Paul's further detail. Still not clear, the marketing dept seem to be talking about something they don't understand