AP1 or AP2
#1
AP1 or AP2
Hey guys. So I know this topic has been beaten to death. I have looked at previous threads but I figured this would be easier, having my questions answered directly. Anyways, I'm in the market for another s2000. I'm ready to buy now, just waiting for one to come up that I like. I owned an ap1 previously so that's what I have been looking for. However, a very clean ap2 has popped up in the area and it's definitely made me think. I wanted the ap1 purely for the 9k redline but is it really worth it? I'll be using the vehicle for 95% daily driving. I know the ap2 has more torque and less top end (essentially.) Should I just go for the ap2 or will I miss the higher redline? I've never driven an ap2 so I don't know personally the differences in handling, etc. I did like the driving of my ap1 though. So yeah, any advice or information is appreciated!
Thanks
Luke
Thanks
Luke
#2
Get an '06 or later AP2. Its Flash Pro tunable for impressive mid-range power. Startling change when it's all tuned and VTEC slides in seamlessly at 3,600 rpm, the exhaust note changes, and the car surges forward. 4,800 rpm worth of VTEC before the rev limiter stops the fun at 8,400 rpm.
-- Chuck.
-- Chuck.
#3
Get an '06 or later AP2. Its Flash Pro tunable for impressive mid-range power. Startling change when it's all tuned and VTEC slides in seamlessly at 3,600 rpm, the exhaust note changes, and the car surges forward. 4,800 rpm worth of VTEC before the rev limiter stops the fun at 8,400 rpm.
-- Chuck.
-- Chuck.
#4
Yep. It's all about the engine's computer. You need to fit an expensive aftermarket ecu and possibly different sensors to tune the other cars. The '06 or later "drive by wire" cars are ready to go. DBW also gets you traction control and stability assist. I don't know enough about "tuning" so I had mine professionally, Gernby tuned. Transformed the car. My wife says "slow down!" much more frequently.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
#5
Again? This topic has been beaten far, far beyond death. Use the search feature - and you can find HOURS of reading on the subject here in these forums that will certainly answer all your questions. Please don't inflict another AP1 vs. AP2 thread upon us!
#6
Get an '06 or later AP2. Its Flash Pro tunable for impressive mid-range power. Startling change when it's all tuned and VTEC slides in seamlessly at 3,600 rpm, the exhaust note changes, and the car surges forward. 4,800 rpm worth of VTEC before the rev limiter stops the fun at 8,400 rpm.
-- Chuck.
-- Chuck.
#7
Too late!
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#8
Can we also ask which oil/trans/diff fluids to use too?!!? Pleeeeeeaase!