2004 Honda S2000 Base Convertible 2-door 2.2l Low Miles Intake Exhaust Upgrade on 2040-cars
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********** 2004 HONDA S2000 ********** HONDA’S HIGH-PERFORMANCE TWO-PASSENGER S2000 ROADSTER GETS A LARGER ENGINE FOR THE 2004 MODEL YEAR. THE NEW 2.2-LITER FOUR-CYLINDER GENERATES THE SAME 240 HORSEPOWER AS ITS 2.0-LITER PREDECESSOR, BUT TORQUE OUTPUT HAS GROWN FROM 153 TO 162 POUNDS-FEET. THE FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS, HEADLIGHTS AND LED TAILLIGHTS HAVE BEEN RESTYLED. MODIFICATIONS WERE MADE TO THE SUSPENSION TUNING AND TRANSMISSION GEARING, AND 17-INCH TIRES REPLACE THE PREVIOUS 16-INCHERS. EVER SINCE THE S2000 WENT ON SALE AS A 2000 MODEL, IT’S BEEN IN SHORT SUPPLY. COMPETING AGAINST THE AUDI TT, BMW Z3 AND Z4, NISSAN 350Z AND PORSCHE BOXSTER, HONDA’S FIRST REAR-WHEEL-DRIVE CAR PACKS A HIGH-REVVING FOUR-CYLINDER ENGINE. AS A RESULT, THE S2000 FEELS MORE LIKE A RACECAR THAN A REGULAR SPORTS CAR. HONDA’S NEW 240-HP, 2.2-LITER, DUAL-OVERHEAD-CAM FOUR-CYLINDER VTEC ENGINE CAN REV AS HIGH AS 9,000 RPM — A LIMIT FAR BEYOND THE REACH OF MOST CARS. NOW YIELDING 162 POUNDS-FEET OF TORQUE AT 6,500 RPM, THE ENGINE MATES WITH A SIX-SPEED-MANUAL TRANSMISSION. HONDA CLAIMS THE S2000 CAN ACCELERATE FROM ZERO TO 60 MPH IN LESS THAN 6 SECONDS. SIMPLY PUT, THE S2000 IS A HOT NUMBER. RAZOR-SHARP STEERING, DISCIPLINED HANDLING AND ATHLETIC CORNERING ABILITY BLEND WITH EXCELLENT BRAKING PERFORMANCE TO PRODUCE A DRIVING EXPERIENCE THAT APPROACHES RACECAR LEVELS. YOU’LL NEED TO PRESS THE RED STARTER BUTTON TO FIRE UP THE POTENT FOUR-CYLINDER. AT FULL THROTTLE, YOU’LL HEAR A DEEP, AGGRESSIVE GROWL FROM THE ENGINE. ONCE IT REACHES APPROXIMATELY 5,000 RPM, THE S2000 LUNGES FORWARD LIKE A ROCKET. **********CARFAX CERTIFIED**********
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