Type R and VTEC owners

No but been on track in two EP3's, a DC5 and an ATR over the years with different brake combinations so I have a fair bit of experience with it.
 
Sorry, I wasn't suggesting you hadn't done track days, just that the S2000 honestly does ok on the stock brakes on track :) .

What I mean is that I have been on track in plenty of Honda's which are meant to have decent brakes and I've found that for my needs they haven't been good enough.
 
I also have seized bolts, but luckily it's just camber on the rear and caster on the front and they are seized with the geo within tolerance. I have toe adjust-ability all round.

If down the line I decide to add coilovers then I'd have to get them sorted.
 
Renewal for the S2000 has just come through. £500 with 4 years NCD, 6 points and a total loss claim in 2009. Not really sure what I paid last year as it was changed mid year from the Evo with a refund of £20. From memory, the Evo was in the £600 region. I'm not sure I'll get anywhere haggling, I can't get it sub £500 on the comparison sites. First time in a long time I've been happy with a renewal!
 
The problem I have is that I've got 6 points and a total loss claim over £10000 from writing my DC5 off. I'll do the ring around game next week but will more than likely just renew with Sky.
 
I rang Chris Knott and they quoted £450, I then rang Sky back and they've quoted £440. :D

I'll try some others if I get time in between sorting out buying a house.
 
No it wasn't all the way down due to the cold.

My roof is pretty knackered anyway mate, but will let it warm up a little in the future, cheers.

Will get round to getting it replaced next year hopefully.
 
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Must remember the S2K is not a 'plant your foot and 4WD/FWD will pull you through' car and resist 3rd gear VTEC on a damp road through a sweeping left hander.
 
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