The Official Honda S2000 Thread
^ Bad comparison, but we had Sumitomo HTR A/S P02 on our Civic & I was really surprised with how well they handled. A little loud road noise wise, but have also heard from other users that they've had good results with them as well.
Not gonna lie... I pop into this thread every so often and you guys motivate me to look around CL and eBay for an early AP2. I'm sure I could convince the wife to let me drop $15k-$17k on another car
Thanks bruh!
I'd imagine Sumitomo tires are much better in the wet & in all temperatures. Not only that, you'll probably get double the life
While I love these things so far, the RS3s do one thing great and it's only when it's dry & they're warmed up

While I love these things so far, the RS3s do one thing great and it's only when it's dry & they're warmed up


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Hey guys...in case you feel like tackling your dash bulbs...
I ended up posting in s2k since all the older and OP pic links were broken.
Not too hard to do, but definitely not something I'd want to have to revisit by doing LED. Dave, you sure you checked your start button with key in ignition? That's the only time it comes on.
here it is all out...

here are the bulbs and assembly out for the main bulbs

should have done this first, had to pop it back in and then I marked which bulbs were bad and which weren't...

on the AC side, you'll need to pop the rear cover off to get at 2 of the bulbs...it makes it a LOT easier to get at the exposed bulbs too.

Here are some of the bulbs...

here's the starter button assembly taken apart to swap the bulb...I almost thought I had an issue, then realized it only lights up with key in ignition and ready to start, NOT with the parking lights like the others.

Here you can see the 4 - 12MM bolts/nuts you'll have to mess with...remove the ones closest to you (nuts)...loosen the ones furthest from you (pictured next)...move the plastic foot vent out of the way by pulling on the black clip...
Follow OP's tip to lower those out as much as possible then thread them back in a bit so you get the most room you can.


Don't forget to put the upper steering assembly cover back in before bolting the column back up...I had to retrace that step.
And now you have all your lighting back...yay.

I ended up posting in s2k since all the older and OP pic links were broken.
Not too hard to do, but definitely not something I'd want to have to revisit by doing LED. Dave, you sure you checked your start button with key in ignition? That's the only time it comes on.
here it is all out...

here are the bulbs and assembly out for the main bulbs

should have done this first, had to pop it back in and then I marked which bulbs were bad and which weren't...

on the AC side, you'll need to pop the rear cover off to get at 2 of the bulbs...it makes it a LOT easier to get at the exposed bulbs too.

Here are some of the bulbs...

here's the starter button assembly taken apart to swap the bulb...I almost thought I had an issue, then realized it only lights up with key in ignition and ready to start, NOT with the parking lights like the others.

Here you can see the 4 - 12MM bolts/nuts you'll have to mess with...remove the ones closest to you (nuts)...loosen the ones furthest from you (pictured next)...move the plastic foot vent out of the way by pulling on the black clip...
Follow OP's tip to lower those out as much as possible then thread them back in a bit so you get the most room you can.


Don't forget to put the upper steering assembly cover back in before bolting the column back up...I had to retrace that step.
And now you have all your lighting back...yay.

Originally Posted by rockstar143
ya fuckers...
and puhlease, you do more work than I do!
I will say though, having a newborn will slow my shit down quite a bit.

and puhlease, you do more work than I do!
I will say though, having a newborn will slow my shit down quite a bit.


Just kidding, congrats man! I had no idea!
Congrats man!
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I has baby now...as of last Monday, thank you boys! 
I'm in love...
Nawww...with the top, it's all in buying the right one and just taking your time. I'm tempted to get a blue OEM one that's on sale for $765...blue on yellow could look cool...but Betty would probably veto and tell me to go black and probably be right...plus the Haartz Stayfast cloth is 100 less and supposedly harder to clean but much more robust and already reinforced in trouble areas.

I'm in love...
Nawww...with the top, it's all in buying the right one and just taking your time. I'm tempted to get a blue OEM one that's on sale for $765...blue on yellow could look cool...but Betty would probably veto and tell me to go black and probably be right...plus the Haartz Stayfast cloth is 100 less and supposedly harder to clean but much more robust and already reinforced in trouble areas.
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but for real though...

fuck that shit...I need sleep, I'm starting to say some really questionable shit.
I know those are great high end wheels but they do nothing for me.

fuck that shit...I need sleep, I'm starting to say some really questionable shit.
I know those are great high end wheels but they do nothing for me.
Originally Posted by rockstar143
ya fuckers...
and puhlease, you do more work than I do!
I will say though, having a newborn will slow my shit down quite a bit.

and puhlease, you do more work than I do!
I will say though, having a newborn will slow my shit down quite a bit.

/redtext
Originally Posted by TylerT
As a person who's born & raised in San Diego .. there's something unsettling about a yellow & blue car.




He should get a purple roof... Lakers baby!!
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I got the reference, although I've never attended a game, that looks like the best venue ever. Whichever stadium is straight down Gascan...

Yeah NO...black top is a for sure.

Yeah NO...black top is a for sure.






looks good Tyler!!!

That's an awesome setup!





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