Finally have a S2000
10-08-2016, 03:04 AM
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Looks great!
The OEM suspension is great. Unless you want a race car -- and know how to align and tune an adjustable suspension -- leave it alone. Same with the wheels. There are some power gains to be made with intake and exhaust and I find the OEM exhaust note a bit subdued. Park it in that garage behind you and leave her home in winter weather.
-- Chuck
The OEM suspension is great. Unless you want a race car -- and know how to align and tune an adjustable suspension -- leave it alone. Same with the wheels. There are some power gains to be made with intake and exhaust and I find the OEM exhaust note a bit subdued. Park it in that garage behind you and leave her home in winter weather.
-- Chuck
10-09-2016, 10:13 AM
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its done 42k miles on a 05 plate. SO cheap tax 
They will only be simple mods that can easily be put back to standard.
It will be off the road all over winter as its a second car. SO no worries there. Going to check all the geo bolts are free soon, so fingers crossed. Im looking into doing the uk exhaust mod. I do like the look of the standard exhaust but find its lacking abit on full chat.
Thanks for all the kind comments. I would love to bring it to some shows and meets next year. I have brought it as a little investment aswell as good s2ks are hard to find especially in this colour. Only way i could persuade the wife to let me have one
Looks great!
The OEM suspension is great. Unless you want a race car -- and know how to align and tune an adjustable suspension -- leave it alone. Same with the wheels. There are some power gains to be made with intake and exhaust and I find the OEM exhaust note a bit subdued. Park it in that garage behind you and leave her home in winter weather.
-- Chuck
The OEM suspension is great. Unless you want a race car -- and know how to align and tune an adjustable suspension -- leave it alone. Same with the wheels. There are some power gains to be made with intake and exhaust and I find the OEM exhaust note a bit subdued. Park it in that garage behind you and leave her home in winter weather.
-- Chuck
Thanks for all the kind comments. I would love to bring it to some shows and meets next year. I have brought it as a little investment aswell as good s2ks are hard to find especially in this colour. Only way i could persuade the wife to let me have one
10-09-2016, 12:49 PM
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10-09-2016, 12:57 PM
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I must admit I'm quite surprised my wife likes it as much as she does. Probably cos it is pretty comfortable and warm with the roof down, and I have been driving it pretty tame with her in it. Only got mine yesterday too
10-09-2016, 01:06 PM
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My issue with the UK exhaust mod is there are too many variables and it's a PITA to fix when it's wrong. Knowing how to weld would be a bigh help.
Hearing the exhaust on another car is a must but a quick drive is not enough to develop what the long term relationship will. I'll not repeat my Invidia Q300 misadventures but suffice to say She was not Pleased! It's gone, of course. Just took "that look."
-- Chuck
Hearing the exhaust on another car is a must but a quick drive is not enough to develop what the long term relationship will. I'll not repeat my Invidia Q300 misadventures but suffice to say She was not Pleased! It's gone, of course. Just took "that look."
-- Chuck
10-10-2016, 11:57 AM
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