Why is the S2k weight different
From:
https://www.s2ki.com/home/index.php?option=cont...task=view&id=14
Why is this, what is extra provided in these cars and less in Japan?
https://www.s2ki.com/home/index.php?option=cont...task=view&id=14
How much does your S2000 weigh?
World Wide S2000 Weights (MY00-MY03):
Japan: 2734lbs (1240kg)
Austrialia: 2776lbs (1259kg)
United Kingdom: 2778lbs (1260kg)
United States: 2810lbs (1274kg)
Germany: 2910lbs (1320kg)
World Wide S2000 Weights (MY00-MY03):
Japan: 2734lbs (1240kg)
Austrialia: 2776lbs (1259kg)
United Kingdom: 2778lbs (1260kg)
United States: 2810lbs (1274kg)
Germany: 2910lbs (1320kg)
Interesting!
I imagine region specific options like cruise control will add a bit here and there, but I can't think of any that would make the German S 80kg heavier than the Japanese one?
That's a hell of a difference!
I imagine region specific options like cruise control will add a bit here and there, but I can't think of any that would make the German S 80kg heavier than the Japanese one?
That's a hell of a difference!
Rahul, werre you bored when the site was down this afternoon, and looking at what was left on the front page of s2ki.com like I was ? 
The German one certainly is puzzling - is it because they have to carry extra safety equipment like warning triangles/extingushers?

The German one certainly is puzzling - is it because they have to carry extra safety equipment like warning triangles/extingushers?
Originally Posted by S2KPDQ,Apr 2 2005, 07:22 PM
Think this has more to do with how the weight of vehicles must be published in certain countries rather than differing extras etc (e.g. fuel, luggage, weight of driver etc etc).
Andy
Andy
Maybe our petrol is heavier
Originally Posted by euan,Apr 2 2005, 07:20 PM
Rahul, werre you bored when the site was down this afternoon, and looking at what was left on the front page of s2ki.com like I was ? 

yup!
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Originally Posted by S2KPDQ,Apr 2 2005, 07:22 PM
Think this has more to do with how the weight of vehicles must be published in certain countries rather than differing extras etc (e.g. fuel, luggage, weight of driver etc etc).
Andy
Andy



