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Honda S2000?I'm thinking about getting a Honda S2000 most likely around year 2000-2003 for the reason that that will be the the majority of I'm able to afford. What are a number of strong points and a number of weak points about it. Like maintenance or handling, or power, or gas, or anything like that.Yeah the space is fine for the reason that I took out my backseats in my civic and built a plexiglass speaker wall so I'm able to just hold 2 individuals immediately anyway. my civic has a b18c1 w/ header, exhaust, intake manifold, cai, and stage 2 clutch. How do you believe it would do against an s2k? I desire something with around no different amount of power or more so that is the reason explaining. If you fail to have a clue do not worry about it however thank you so far.Read more on this topic What's the best and cheapest way to add more torque to the Honda S2000?I am searching for a mint condition car and the single thing I do not like regarding the S2000 is the lack of low-end torque. The majority of individuals are concerned with HP however torque is what makes a vehicle quicker and wins races. I know a supercharger or turbo will enhance it however I do not desire to spend that much cash. Maybe there is an ECU chip that adds more torque?Read more on this topic Question about Honda S2000 tires. How long should they last?I have tried 2 different brands on the true wheels of my S2000, V-rated Yokohama's, and H-rated Kumho Ecstas, and I am just getting about 7000-8000 miles out of them. I was originally surprised how short the Yokohama's lasted and the tire dealer told me that was normal for a softer tire with a higher speed rating on an car with that type of rear-wheel torque. He suggested I drop to a lower speed rating for the reason that the harder tire ought to last longer. So I got H rated Kumhos. I basically got identical results. Can anybody confirm if this is normal or not? A couple different tire guys told me this is normal for that type of auto, however I locate it difficult to accept as true.I drive aggressive however do not abuse my tires, no burnouts or anything like that. I'm able to't rotate them for the reason that the rear wheels are wider. I know Kumhos and Yokahamas are not as great as a Goodyear or something like that, however I do not wanna put out the cash on those if I am gonna get identical results.Alignment is fine and the tread wear is even.Read more on this topic
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