Type R and VTEC owners
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Not at all Maccy, it was more of a daily update, maybe this post was more suited for "What have you done to your car today?" thread.
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I think I paid around £800 for my S2000, but that was over half the car.
Also, spun it today in the wet lol.
£800?? Wow. I may be able to get the whole car resprayed for that much if the panels dont have damage/dents on them
Here you go guys, took a better pic today after washing the car. Very happy with the paintjob. Think the rest of the car needs a good machine polish now to get rid of the swirls and I may get the wheels refurbished as these ones look terrible.
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I want a black ep3 it looks stunning in black!
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Family friend's discount rate, I doubt it would be so cheap otherwise
It defiantly does, I don't feel like putting the front number plate back on
S2KIP my mate had full respray for 650 pounds of hes DC2 by chap he knew. Two years later still looked mint...
that is how it looked just before he sold it.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=539973152685210&l=881e08d0ad
Its not about price its about skill of person that does it....
that is how it looked just before he sold it.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=539973152685210&l=881e08d0ad
Its not about price its about skill of person that does it....
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Just spent £26.26 on a honda s2000 passenger side front strake, basically the mudflap but i believe it has a play in aero dynamics, noticed it was missing last week, problem is now re-fitting the new one as the old mounting holes snapped off along with the old strake, dont fancy paying honda another £98 for a new passenger side arch liner!
Great guys there, I only use them.
Myself and a good friend use these on our DC5s - both disappointed with the wet grip.I think I'll go for AD08/ AD08Rs next time around.
I know they're not rated as well as F1s for wet grip, but for the price I thought I'd give them a shot. If I don't get on with them I'll change out to F1s this time next year!
That and they've got to be better than what are already on the car - Pirelli PZero Neros with low tread!
I also like Powerstation, can't complain at the service I've had there, but I wanted someone who knows a little more about S2000's (not that PS don't!). Ordinarily I would only use TGM as I have been for years, but PA were great with my Evo and they're only 30 minutes up the road rather than almost 2 hours to Fleet.
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Picked up another EP3 today, came with a private number plate N4 CTR which I quite like and am thinking of keeping for myself, It might be worth a bit aswell? "Naturally Aspirated Civic Type R"?
Myself and a good friend use these on our DC5s - both disappointed with the wet grip.
RE070 are pretty mediocre tbh the RE002 is a much better tyre, obviously AD08R is at a much higher price point.
