2003 Honda S2000 Amuse Wide Body on 2040-cars
Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
2003 Honda s2000 Track Car. This vehicle has no title and will not pass
any emissions regulation in any state! I built this for track use only.
It will pass safety inspections in non-emissions states and counties. It
is in excellent condition and runs remarkably. I participated in two
track days for a total of about 400 miles. I purchased it from an
insurance auction in 2008 with around 35k miles on it and completely
rebuilt it. Due to unforeseen circumstances I need to sell my car which I have spent countless hours rebuilding. I don't know how much I have invested in the car over the last years (and I probably don't want to), but this track machine can be yours for a fraction of the cost. The modifications speak for themselves. I will not part it out so please don't ask. Serious offers
only please. I have completed the following modifications:
8 point mandrel bent tig welded roll cage Gutted stripped and extensive weight reduction Corner balanced (total weight 2136 lbs.) Relocated custom Fuel Safe fuel cell All stainless braided -6 AN fuel lines and fittings AEM Stand alone engine management system Built in eugo wide band air fuel sensor Custom on track tune K&N short ram intake Full open stainless exhaust by Invidia Floating cylinder block guard Spoon high compression head gasket ARP head studs Kirkey road racing containment seat Brand new Kirkey red padded seat cover 6 point NRG containment harness Custom Honda NSX type-R steering wheel NRG quick release with short hub adapter Main power disconnect switch 5zigen gn+ pro racer wheels 17x9.5 +22 Amuse gt wide body kit (6" wider) KW v3 coilovers Custom close ratio manual steering rack (15:1) Please feel free to message me with any questions. I can deliver personally for additional cost depending on buyer location. |
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