Just wondering what people usually drive in the rain. In my civic, because of no fenderlining and because of the ride height, i go anywhere from 50-60 mph. What is everyone else at?

 

70-80 in my civic depending on how much water is standing on the road. I also have great tires that handle rain like it was dry. Why are you posting in the S2K section if you drive a civic?

80-100 in my QX56, 80-120 in my G35, 80-90 in my GS300. Since your subject wasn't specific to a certain model and you posted about your civic in the s2k section, I figured I would also state what speeds I will run in my other cars.

Do you have an actually tech question because mods will lock this thread if there isn't any tech.

 

I think it has more to do with what tires youre running. What tires are on your S2000?

 

drive to the road/weather conditions - no one can tell you what speed to do where.

Go on a skid pan.

 

depends how big my ***** r that day

 

I don't think he has a s2k. He mentions his civic.

Road conditions and the quality of the road play a huge part.

I have direzza z1 star specs on my gsr civic and don't have any traction problems.

I have BF goodrich Comp2 on my GS300 and g35. I have BF goodrich rugged terrains on my SUV. I love my BF Goodrich tires!!!

I think this plays as big of a part as good tires if not more!!!

 

Do you have an s2000?

 

I am looking for one otherwise I am just going to put a s2k drivetrain in a hatch

 

I go whatever the speed limit is?

 

Whats the fun in that?? Rules were made to be broken!!

 

this.

 

Absolutely this

In other news WTF honda-tech, allowing people that dont even own S2000s to post bs threads in the forum....lol

 

Good job endangering others because your selfishness of needing to be a "speed junkie" means you can drive however you please.

 

In my Ferrari F458 Italia, I go like 20mph in the rain. In my G series airplaine, I usually try to keep it around 700-1000MPH. In my bicycle, I usually just say home in the rain. **** sucks. I love going really fast. This thread sucks. WTF is the point of all this?!

 

Haven't bought an S2000 yet, just put my car up for sale. I've been debating between Bridgestone S-04's and continental DW's, and so far going for the latter

 

Oh you know me so well!!!

If I am over 100 there is no one around to endanger but myself!!

 

The speed I feel is best for conditions of the road.

 

Question: How fast do you go in the rain?
Answer (because I'm from Northern California): Hella.

 

if you dont have a s2 the best thing to do.... when you get one learn the car before you drive it like a moron and wreck it!!!!like some others have done...esp guys who buy already turbo s2k dumbass kids wreck them in less then 6months of ownership.....

 

Seeing that you don't even own an s2000 I find this question LULworthy.

But I choose to not even drive mine in the rain. They aren't the best in adverse conditions. But with a somewhat intelligent driver, it's easily manageable.

 

Rain mode in the Italia is actually pretty bad. in the dry, can't even give it 50% throttle.

/guy who has spent hours of seat time piloting an Italia on track.

 

only asking because I'm considering selling my car, and making the S2K DD

 

I go slower than most people because I am scared about hydroplaning. Hear enough about this happening to s2k's in the other big forum. It's very easy to break this car loose, and once broken not easy to correct. Going the speed is sometimes too fast in some of the harder rain that Southern California sometimes gets.

cliffs: don't drive like a moron in a rwd roadster in the rain.

 

you're going to make your s2k that you haven't bought yet your DD?

sweet!

 

I'm detetecing sarcasm,