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Very nice car. How much did you put into it, if you dont mind me asking.
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No don't mind at all....hmm...about 10Gz I think
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i love the sound of nob's BOV in his s15...not a pssh...not a chirp...but a...sqiggle...or something lolComment
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just wow
lovin the engine but the body kit is a bit to in your face for me
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Supposely the aerodynamic on the design is suppse to elliminate alot of lag....I dunno hahaha
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do you rilly need a arodynamic body when your goin sidewaysComment
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absolutely not (least I can't find a reason why) but realize that I've been drag racing till now and just getting into drifting. Aerodynamic greatly helped in going straight.
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true..
who makes that kit by the wayComment
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Any downforce is good downforce. Some of the Drifts exceed 60 miles an hour. Any air moving over the car will help.Comment
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again true Ghost. sadly i dont think my hatch can get to 60 let alone driftComment
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The kit was made by a company called Marga Hills in Japan. The company does not have sales or affiliations with US what so ever so if you want one you have to pay the cost of the kit around 3000 than spend outrageous amount around 1000 to ship it to US. Than wait 8months to clear the shipment than install it. Too much trouble for a kit but I absolutely had to have it so. It is the first complete marga hills S2000 in US. Cannot get it in US.
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woh i wish i had that sort of money. personaly i would of gone with the c-west kit with the carbon doors boot and arches and all in black
on a side note the crash cost is goin to be pritty high for such a rare kit. also it would be a smart thing to stuck up on spare's now if it takes that long to shipComment
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yea I was thinkin of the C-west kit when I was looking at kit but...I dunno somethin about it just didn't suit. I'm thinkin of taking the kit off for drifting acutally...
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very smart idea.Comment
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awesome...be careful man!..i love the s2k!!!..lol The R lol nm..lolComment
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