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-   -   Do I dare ask.. 350z vs S2000 (https://www.revscene.net/forums/561460-do-i-dare-ask-350z-vs-s2000.html)

AzNightmare 06-27-2009 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ivys2k (Post 6484545)
who buys a s2000 and go drag.....its 2 different types of car.
who bumps a 5 month old thread?? noob.

k20a 06-27-2009 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DC5-S (Post 6241217)
there is no k-pro for the si, thus your si fails
It's time to take your words back. LOL :thumbsup:

GordonTse 06-27-2009 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by k20a (Post 6484894)
It's time to take your words back. LOL :thumbsup:
you fail. it's not kpro, it's flashpro :thumbsup:

DC5-S 06-28-2009 09:28 PM
hahahaha.. and you can only do 90 sec programming with flashpro thats hella stupid..

spenny 06-28-2009 10:36 PM
Cobb also released an Accessport for the Civic Si. Yea... theyre no KPro (they can only reflash the stock ECU) and the price reflects that. But they are tuning solutions.

I think this is bolt-ons, Cobb AP tuned.

http://cobbforums.com/images/Honda%2...alibration.jpg

As for the original topic, it's a tough choice.. The 350z is like a bit like a muscle car compared to the S2000. Probably more a better daily driver, more comfortable.. But the rawness of the S2000 really appeals to me. Plus I think the S2000 looks better. For a daily driver probably 350z, for a weekend/fun car probably an S2000.

ivys2k 06-29-2009 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by BoS_DC2 (Post 6484556)
you tell me.

[youtube]c49McBCqFNM[/youtube]
ok let me tell you bro. people buy s2k for track more than drag true?


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