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Well it felt Girly. The Clutch was really light. the Vtec was small push with little sound change. The Steering was really light and seems the rack was faster then mine. The gear box felt light. They guy drove mine said the same thing.
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Originally Posted by wang_uk,Jul 28 2006, 01:55 PM
Well it felt Girly. The Clutch was really light. the Vtec was small push with little sound change. The Steering was really light and seems the rack was faster then mine. The gear box felt light. They guy drove mine said the same thing.
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Ha! This old chestnut! I love a good debate...
Owners of older Ss always say the newer ones are "softer and more girly", but could one of you early car owners explain to me why
Owners of older Ss always say the newer ones are "softer and more girly", but could one of you early car owners explain to me why
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Originally Posted by matthehat17,Jul 28 2006, 05:11 AM
but could one of you early car owners explain to me why – when the Hot Version boys did a straight comparison between two yellow Ss, one 2001, one 2004 – the 04 car was quicker round a short Japanes circuit (not Tsukuba) by about a second a lap (which is quite a lot)?
Engine power outputs can vary by as much as 3-5% and this is considered to be acceptable.
I've never driven another S2000 so can't comment further
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Well I cant shoot you down due to the one example. They might be a better car but it's a sports car. I like the raw feel to my car then the new models and and is all soft and gentle. My turn to get shot at lol.
