FS: 2008 Honda S2000 CR with $30k+ in Mods(NV)
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FS: 2008 Honda S2000 CR (NV)
Year: 2008
Make: Honda
Model: S2000
Price: $40000
Mileage: 18000
Color: Berlina Black
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): NV
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
I purchased the car in March of 2009 with roughly 13k miles on it and it now has a little under 18k miles. It has seen only two autocross events and four days at the track. No accidents...this car is pristine. I am not parting anything out...please don't PM me, don't post, etc. This is not a gauging interest thread, I will sell it if the right buyer comes along. If not, I keep it...as simple as that.
If you are interested, please PM me and we can discuss.
Price: $40k. Parts could be removed to lower price if buyer prefers.
Exterior
Mugen Hardtop
Stock CR front
J's Racing Towhook (Painted Yellow)
Cleared Headlights
Flared Fenders (Done by Spunkysandoval, looks 100% stock)
C-West Side Mirrors with APR Bases
Downforce Carbon Side Diffusers
AP1 Rear Bumper
Top Secret Carbon Rear Diffuser
GT Motoring Carbon Exhaust Cap
J's Racing V1 Rear Wing
Interior
Recaro Pole Positions (Custom Black Suede Centers with Yellow Stitching)
Custom Door Panels (Custom Black Suede Centers with Yellow Stitching)
Personal Neo Artis Steering Wheel (Black Leather/Yellow Stitching)
Splash Short Hub
NRG Quick Release
Hard Dog Roll Bar (Painted Yellow)
Schroth Clubman 6-Point Harnesses (Black)
G2X Datalogger with Display Unit
Footwork
KW Variant 3 Coilovers
KW Custom Spec'd Springs
Custom Alignment done with non-staggered recommended specs
GT Spec Front Lower Tie Brace
GT Spec Mid-Chassis Brace
Project Mu Front Big Brake Kit (Yellow Calipers - Only S2000 set in the US)
Rear Calipers Painted Yellow to Match
Project 88 Rear Slotted Rotors
Rear Stoptech Brake Lines
Rear Project Mu Club Racer Race Brake Pads and B-Force Street Brake Pads
Volk Racing CE28n - 17x9.5 +47 Non-Staggered (Matte Black w/ Yellow Pinstriping)
Dunlop Star Spec Tires - 255/40/17 Non-Staggered
Engine
GruppeM Carbon Kevlar Intake
Berk Technologies HPC Header
Berk Technologies 70mm High Flow Cat
T1r EM-R Full Titanium Exhaust
ASM Race Spec Catch Can/Battery Holder (Anodized Black)
Varley Red Top 15 Race Battery
Yellow Painted Valve Cover
AP1 Spark Plug Cover (Powdercoated Black)
Comptech Strut Bar (Painted Yellow Strut Bar Feet with Black Painted Cross Bar)
S2Carbonworks Coolant Reservoir Tank (Anodized Black)
Samco Radiator Hoses
Spoon Radiator Stays
Cusco Radiator Cooling Plate (Anodized Black)
Kenshin Hood Dampers
Pics (Taken Prior to Side Diffusers & Rear Diffuser Installed):
And yes, I know I am crazy for always buying, building and selling S2000s. I have a problem...this I know.
Last edited by Ro_Ja Boy; 05-28-2010 at 12:21 PM.
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Also have a Nissan Titan that can easily tow the S2000 and an enclosed trailer that I would sell if interested.
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I didn't realize you were the expert on s2000 pricing. The CR in stock form will sell for between $25-$28k. Add in the $30,000 in mods and I think it's a fair deal. Again, this is for the person looking to buy the perfect S2000 and a hell of a track car.
I have had a Vortech on one of my past S2000s and know a lot about ITBs on the S2000. If you want to track your S2000, the reliability of N/A is not worth the extra power. The fastest street S2000s are NA (AJ-Racing, Evasive Motorsports, etc) for a reason. There are turbo S2000s that are faster, but they also have a TON of money in them and one of the fastest that I know has already been through 11 engines. Your choice if you want the headaches or the dependability.
I have had a Vortech on one of my past S2000s and know a lot about ITBs on the S2000. If you want to track your S2000, the reliability of N/A is not worth the extra power. The fastest street S2000s are NA (AJ-Racing, Evasive Motorsports, etc) for a reason. There are turbo S2000s that are faster, but they also have a TON of money in them and one of the fastest that I know has already been through 11 engines. Your choice if you want the headaches or the dependability.
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Thanks Yani. I am very meticulous about my builds and plan every part prior to starting a build. I would like to think it reflects that when completed by how everything flows well together.
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lol, maybe he should find a different engine builder . Unless he's a sealed block running alcohol, there is no excuse for rebuilding a turbo honda block 11 times. I beat the hell out of my h22 with stock cast internals running 14psi (low 400's on an sc-61) with the intention of blowing it but it wouldn't pop(I spent alot of time tunning it)
Nice looking car but 40k? I'm pretty sure people are going to look a few posts down and be comparing this to a 996tt thinking hmmmm.
Nice looking car but 40k? I'm pretty sure people are going to look a few posts down and be comparing this to a 996tt thinking hmmmm.