just wondering what the differences were?

thanks

 

LOL, stop playing GT4

 

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hahaha.. that was my first thought exactly

 

the type v is only sold in japan and in europe... it has a VGS system that our cars in the us don't...... the VGS system stands for Variable Gear Ratio Steering (which is the first in automotive history)

it varies the steering gear ratio continuously according to vehicle speed and steering angle... this ensures ideal handling performance through a broad range of driving conditions.

so in other words.. it sort of make the S a better handleing car then it already is...

 

why stop??? so there is no difference?

thanks for nothing

 

ohh and i'm not 100% sure if it's sold in europe.. but i believe it's called a s2000 gt in europe and not a type v like it is in japan...

 

Finally a great answer, can't people answer like you.....instead of giving me lame advice like other people that i never asked for, is that so much to ask?

thanks for the info. and you mean you people in the U.S. not "us" people.

 

damn man, you need to calm down. I was just messing around... I don't come here to be an ******* i can do that on my own time. I just like to have fun while I'm here, so yeah... calm down.

 

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thanks for the info. and you mean you people in the U.S. not "us" people. </TD></TR></TABLE>

well you guys don't get much luck there in canada either.. from what i recall you guys get even more jipped from japan then we do hahahahaha....

 

what??? ripped off?? what are you talking about?

 

i remember there was a few years back in like uhh 96-99 or something.. that the civic ex here in the states was concidered the civic si over there in canada...

 

i disappear for a day and this goes on....calm down ppl. we're here to help. we also joke around alot so please don't take it offensively

 

damnit nishant calm down hahahahahaa...


p.s. when you signing up for myspace you fool.... hehehe...

 

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p.s. when you signing up for myspace you fool.... hehehe...</TD></TR></TABLE>

shut up joo....stop making trouble

 

I have another question guys,

Where can I get that Nike one car?

 

I posted a more in depth response awhile back but here is the gist. You can see that there is alot more than just the steering rack mod

More feeling 昂 and others せ る steering work.
From with quick, VGS which was developed because of more aggressive sport handling * it equips S2000typeV.
As for this VGS, as the marketing car where gear ratio of the steering wheel changes according to the vehicle speed and the position of a vessel's helm of the car the worldwide beginning, individual technology of HONDA.
As for the car with the small position of a vessel's helm leniently, with the large position of a vessel's helm you respond to quick to quick, regarding the high-speed limits for example regardless of the size of the position of a vessel's helm regarding the low-speed limits.
Because of that while estimating the line which you think that the driver would like to clear, when it cuts the steering wheel, gear ratio changes variably and the car traces the road nimbly and accurately.
The consecutive motion, one bodily sensation makes steering wheel feeling which overflows the driver feel.

In addition S2000 type V the suspension system has made the private design.
The main spring, the front stabilizer, LSD of torr plug system (the non-slip differential) using the private part.
The high response it became possible with that in all speed limits to enjoy handling.


Photo: S2000 type V
As for interior color as for black/lead indication for photographing illumination

 

jsut go read my post so much easier to understand for the newbees hahahahaha.... newbees won't understand a word you just said hahahaha..

 

If you own GT3, it tells you the difference if you click on the car.

 

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Where can I get that Nike one car?</TD></TR></TABLE>

nike 1 car...i want the mercedes carriage with 1hp...thats where its at

 

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nike 1 car...i want the mercedes carriage with 1hp...thats where its at </TD></TR></TABLE>

That is won from the "Classic Car challenge" in Professional Hall.

 

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yeah there ex was called a si, but they got a sir which is the equvilent to our si so they didnt get jipped

the nike one car is worthless its an electric car its slower than poop

mercedas carriage but got tired so i went to bed, im gonna drive it tommarow and see how slot it really is, i cant wait

 

There is no type v or gt in europe.

Engn

 

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Engn</TD></TR></TABLE>

then it must only be in the uk...

 

i thought only japan got the type V

 

I believe only a limited were made. Around 500. They also come with a cool steering wheel.