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Jul 8, 2013, 05:33 AM
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Welcome to the club and take a wiff of the mods to come. My recommendation is do a track day with an instructor so you can really get a feel for what this car can do in the turns, because anyone can drive straight fast....
anyway, post some pics and your purchase story.
anyway, post some pics and your purchase story.
Jul 8, 2013, 01:12 PM
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I will have to find a track in Ohio, not sure if there are any in my area. Well long story short I bought a 05 s2000 before being deployed overseas, I paid it off while I was gone and returned home only to drive it for 2500 miles. I ended up trading the car for a 2004 dodge cummins 3500, I kept the truck for about 6-7 months and finally decided a truck wasn't for me ( maybe in the near future I will own another one because they are awesome machines ). So needless to say I went to a private dealership who sell's mostly high end cars ( www.dennydotson.com ), I seen he had a 2011 WW Evo gsr for sale so I explained my situation and we got started on the paperwork. So far I love the car, it is one bad mother fu*cker!
Jul 9, 2013, 05:48 AM
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I consider paying for track time like paying for a speeding ticket over 85 since the are about the same price yet with different results.
I like the S2000, one of my favorites.
My 2011 is moderately modified and here it is on the track.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCIhff4FAbiZtSKdKu2XI5w
Post some pics and vids of your car!
I like the S2000, one of my favorites.
My 2011 is moderately modified and here it is on the track.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCIhff4FAbiZtSKdKu2XI5w
Post some pics and vids of your car!
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