2003 Honda S2000 Base Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Windsor Mill, Maryland, United States
~~~~~~ I personally drove the car ACROSS THE COUNTRY! nothing AT ALL wrong with it, ~~~~~~ Perfect condition!
Less then 12,000 Miles on the Turbo system Less then 1000 Miles on all fluids, brake lines, clutch line, pads, rotors Asking $15,000 USD or Best offer, Not interested in trade, or parts. Unless its something worthwhile with cash on top. this car is priced very well. not some put together BS, this is a very balanced street car. 2003 Honda S2000 The car has 140k Miles Silver exterior, Red interior The car is Turbocharged, Ultra reliable, can be driven every day without issue. I'll list everything that's in the car to the best of my abilities. If I miss anything, you're more than welcome to ask. Engine and Transmission: Factory long block 230k compression across the board, with 3-5% leak-down after 20 min. "I have no problem performing the tests to the buyer" Oil filter relocation kit is installed, making room for the turbocharger. Factory 03 transmission ACT Clutch kit, Light weight flywheel Stainless braided clutch line Innovative Motorsport Engine mounts. 75A. little rattle inside and noise in cabin, but man do they make the car feel great! 170 degree thermostat Racing dual core radiator, all aluminum with new OEM hoses All new fluids in everything: brake, clutch, radiator, transmission, rear differential, engine. Nothing is wrong with the engine, no bullshit! Turbo setup: Full Race ProStreet Turbo Manifold, T3 with Vband wastegate port Precision 59MM Billet wheel turbo, T3 exhaust, .82 A/R, 4 bolt out 90 degree vibrant cast elbow welded on Precision 46MM waste-gate, Vband with custom open dump tube 2.5in piping with all vibrant couplers and hardware Large front mount inter-cooler, measuring 12in/4.5in/31in. black for a stealth look. Tialq 50mm Blow off valve, black in color. custom oil filter relocation kit "turbo too big" ~~All ARP hardware on the turbo and manifold, Tapped and threaded properly, no leaks, all vibrant performance gaskets. Fuel: Upgraded high pressure pump, in-tank setup 340LPH Bosch 1000cc high impedance injectors, Honda style with jumper harness for a plug and play install ECU: AEM EMS Series 2 Plug and play, fully programmable ECU solution. Mac boost controller, wired in and plumbed up Quick disconnect polyurethane hoses for all vacuum. No leaks or bullshit PLX wideband with DM-6 digital gauge Oil pressure gauge with standalone sender Exhaust: Custom Zury fabrication downpipe, vibrant flange with vibrant 3 in expansion to 3in piping. 3in Vibrant Ultraquite resonator with Fujitsubo-Giken Exhaust. Sounds ultra-quite. Wheels/tires, Suspension & Brakes: New pads are Hawk HP+ racing pads New black rotors in front ATE DOT 4 Super blue fluid Stainless Braided brake lines, Rear pads and rotors are OEM from dealer, about %80 life on pads. New OEM inner and Out tierods AP2 v1 Wheels BRAND NEW TIRES Hankook RS-3 front tires 225-40-17 Nitto NT555 rear tires 255-40-17 Asking $15,000 USD or best offer, CASH ONLY, No money order scam or time waste this is a 400+ wheel horse power, with LOTS of room to grow, all quality parts and installation. *The car has a rebuilt title, the title is clear and with no issues at all, I purchased the car that way from the previous owner, and personally performed the Performance Upgrades. the car was repaired by previous owner, no title bullshit, all good to go. thanks for your time. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ keywords: evo turbo s14 240z crz crx si jdm supra coupe mk5 mk6 mk3 mk2 integra civic rx7 mustang g35 350z camaro corvette convertable m3 vw audi mercedes 240sx bmw z4 z3 miata acura ls1 lq9 lm7 350 ford chevy rsx tsx rx-7 370z g37 genesis hyundai |
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