Should I sell my SC and get a S2000?
#31
I personally think they suck to drive...
who wants to rev a car to 7000 before it even starts to have some nuts...
The many times I've driven them, they are just uneventful - fun to drive, ok sure, maybe on a twisty road, but around town, they just aren't all that...
to me, the power curve was worse than a big turbo was on my Talon... floor it from a 5 mph roll and it accelerates, then around 7000, it gets moving (as much moving as 240 hp will move you)... To drive this and have fun, you really have to beat the **** out of it - 9000 rpm shifts every time and more...
who wants to rev a car to 7000 before it even starts to have some nuts...
The many times I've driven them, they are just uneventful - fun to drive, ok sure, maybe on a twisty road, but around town, they just aren't all that...
to me, the power curve was worse than a big turbo was on my Talon... floor it from a 5 mph roll and it accelerates, then around 7000, it gets moving (as much moving as 240 hp will move you)... To drive this and have fun, you really have to beat the **** out of it - 9000 rpm shifts every time and more...
To each his own, I say test drive it and see if it's something you can live with.
#34
weak motor... I;ve known three people to blow up theirs with forced induction...
one was with a almost perfect tune, and 400 whp... no knock, 11.5:1 a/f, it died three weeks after install...built the motor, turned up the boost, made 500 hp, lasted two nights at the track... not saying there aren't 350's out there running well on boost, but they definitely aren't known for their strength...
one was with a almost perfect tune, and 400 whp... no knock, 11.5:1 a/f, it died three weeks after install...built the motor, turned up the boost, made 500 hp, lasted two nights at the track... not saying there aren't 350's out there running well on boost, but they definitely aren't known for their strength...
#40
Your SC is really nice. I would never sell or trade in a silver 97 with black interior and a 5spd transmission for an S2000. Ive driven those a couple times at my work before. They look nice but I think I would feel much more confortable in a bigger car like an SC. Youve got a great platform (if you are into modding).
If you are really into a honda sports car and want to get rid of the SC then I would suggest the Acura NSX. Im a huge honda hater but the NSX is one car I would definetly add to a collection of cars. It is sleek, classy, and unique. And plus you can pick one up for about the same price of an S2000.
If you are really into a honda sports car and want to get rid of the SC then I would suggest the Acura NSX. Im a huge honda hater but the NSX is one car I would definetly add to a collection of cars. It is sleek, classy, and unique. And plus you can pick one up for about the same price of an S2000.
#41
SC's are status cars. Not really drivers cars. If you're looking for something to have a good time in, I would take the s2k in a heartbeat. Even in stock form they are far more fun to drive than my soarer. The s2k is a complete drivers package. The SC is just a trophy...
#42
SC's are status cars. Not really drivers cars. If you're looking for something to have a good time in, I would take the s2k in a heartbeat. Even in stock form they are far more fun to drive than my soarer. The s2k is a complete drivers package. The SC is just a trophy...
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