One of the first questions new S2000 owners ask themselves is whether or not to leave the car completely stock, or to modify/customize it to their own tastes. We’ll be doing a series of articles over the next few weeks about various different modifications available, but first we’d like to help you address the question […] More »

 The 2006 SCCA Honda Cup Season kicked into full gear this past weekend at Buttonwillow Raceway in Southern California. With 2005’s most dominant driver out of the picture, the field is wide open. Saturday December 10, 2005: With only two races this weekend left to finish the season, S2000 driver/owner David Karner had built such […] More »

 For those of you who may have been on a deserted island visiting the cast of Lost this past few weeks and therefore haven’t seen/heard the news, you may not understand the significance of those words. The rest of us know those words to be the second lamest excuse for a serious auto accident ever […] More »

S2ki Vintage forum members are again hosting their annual “Get yer S out of the garage and drive it!” event. Spring Fling 2006 is now official!! The celebration will be held in the Watkins Glen area of NY, in the Finger Lakes region, June 9-11, 2006 and registration is already completely filled. (Sorry folks) The […] More »

There seems to be much confusion on this subject, so we at S2ki, as a public service, would like to clear up this not-so-puzzling mystery once and for all. For all intents and purposes, most of what’s written also applies to the “performance” offerings from Subaru (the Sti) and to a lesser extent Mazda’s new […] More »

Spring has nearly sprung and it’s time again for the S2KI community to awaken the dragon from his long winter sleep with the fourth annual “Wake the Dragon” run. For those of you not familiar with this particular stretch of US highway #129, here’s a bit of info: The Dragon is an 11 mile section […] More »

March 12th is two days away, and the Formula One season will kick off this year with the Bahrain Grand Prix. (The Commonwealth Games in Australia causing the opener to be held elsewhere this time) The 5.4 km 12 turn Bahrain circuit is one of the most challenging in F1 and should provide an exciting […] More »