Hey guys, anybody knows what was the cost to build the world's fastest NA S2000 by ASM. If so, what would cost me to have one built; an awesome super fast street s2000.

 

Roughly have a cushion of 20k on top of a untouched s2000

 

thanks, thatz what it will cost me or thatz what it cost asm to build the s2k...

 

if you just want to buy every asm piece off the shelf and assemble the car you're probably going to spend at least $50k in parts
http://www.gotuning.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=12
for a majority of the parts they use in the car, and i believe bulletproof was selling their widebody kit alone for around $50k then you would need to get every other part

if you seriously want to send your car to japan, have them use all of their parts along with the cost of labor for all of the man hours to completely rehaul a stock s2000, then have it shipped back to the states... you would probably save money buying an ariel atom and pocketing the rest

for asm to engineer, test, etc all of the parts they have on the car, along with probably thousands of hours of tuning the car... who knows how much it cost them to get the car to where it is now

 

Dang it didnt even factor the bodykit(which is hideous) afi has the only body kit is actually consider

 

oh ok, thatz alot, im not really interested in the body kit & stuff like that, i just want the hp (i think was 305 whp) & the torque (i think was 300 ft lbs)... i would love to use some of the parts if possible, but i would wanna spend about $20k... do you think i would be close to get the power & torque that im looking for, thanks.

 

Spend the money on a education.

 

guys i would be building the S2000 CR edition

 

holly ****

 

yepp, u got that right

 

no im talkin about u

 

thanks bro

 

can't believe we haven't heard Kyle's key phrase yet... so I guess I'll do it

 

for just the motor? you could do a couple of things:

1. buy it
http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com...il.php?ID=3407

2. build your motor naturally aspirated (look on s2ki in their N/A subforum)

3. forced induction (supercharged/turbo/etc) again look on s2ki in their forced induction subforum



holy is spelled with 1 L... pot, meet kettle

 

i like spelling it my way

 

im sorry, but i think all their **** is extremely overpriced (puts flame suit on) not worth it in my opinion

 

Probably some of the nicest parts for the S2000. I really appreciate their quality.

 

thanks guys for all the input, i do appreciate it.

 

So you have a fully built JDM Integra Type R

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A JDM CL7 Euro R

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*edit* I completely missed the Acura RSX-S!

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And live in Michigan

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Then ask these types of questions and don't bother with formatting, capitalization, etc. Excuse me when I don't believe a single word from your mouth. I'm not sure if you're trying to impress people or are a day-dreaming middle schooler but you should probably reconsider just randomly posting this crap. If you have legitimate questions then feel free to post them.

 

Hmmm.. Michigan.. oil money baby maybe ? lol

 

This guy has to be trolling.

 

Excuse me, boss man fyi, i go through cars alot until im pleased with a certain car, i only got the rsx s now & the jdm cl7 euro r was sent back home to my brother, so when you wanna make smart comments keep it to urself aight, furthermore stay off my post if you aint anything contributive to add, thank u.

 

To be totally honest...you would need much more than 50k....the brake kit alone is probably 10k...suspension is probably another 10k...and the engine...forget about it. Another thing to mention is...the car you are referring to, Fastest NA vehicle around Tsukuba Circuit, is in no way a street car (in reference to "an awesome super fast street s2000")...it is a full on race car. Further more I am not sure that the kit that is being sold to the public is the actual ASM kit used on the car. I wouldn't be surprised if all the panels are carbon fiber....if thats the case, your looking at way over 100k for this car. Keep in mind there are levels of ASM vehicles...the record breaking version...unless your a millionaire is out of the average persons league.

Ninja Edit: The front diffuser...just a simple underbody diffuser...is 6k. Food for thought.

 

wooooww, thanks bro... thatz some serious $$$, which i dont have, aint a millionaire yet loll, yess i check it out again & noticed that is was a "Full Blown Race Car"... i wont be able to afford more than $20k, so i may have leave off some of the exact parts they used on that ASM Race S2000, im already starting to save but my max budget is $20k, so i really appreciate the info & heads up bro, thanks again.

 

No problem man....with 20k though, you could have a seriously nice car that would be super quick...its not going to be lightning fast in a straight line if you don't go forced induction though. The stock block has been known to handle 400+hp. From what I have read the weak link when you get up in those power levels is the differential.

With that said I am a purist...so I believe in keeping the car as an NA vehicle because thats how Honda designed it. 250-260hp to the rear wheels in that car is plenty fun.

There is a company that is working on putting the variable intake and exhaust on that motor which is said to unlock a lot more potential for power...maybe take a look into it....last I read it was going to become available to the public.

Read this link for some info: http://www.importtuner.com/tech/impp...g/viewall.html

This is on a forced induction car however im sure NA vehicles would benefit too.

Good luck