If there is a lot of gravel on the road, then no tire will help you. It will also cause you to spin out too.

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Out of a bit of random curiousity how tall are you? At my height I can't see myself surviving a rollover in the S.

 

Don't know why everyone thinks its totaled although with repair prices these days it most likely is just based on repair costs, but the frame should be fine.

I rolled my FIAT 124 Spider the first week I owned it back in 1974, insurance fixed it and I drove that car for 34 years before I traded it in on the S (I keep my cars a very long time, my other car I had 36 years) and I did bend the frame on the 124, they fixed it fine and now days with the technology they have then can probably straighten the frame even better then new.

 

im 6'0" and i will definitely try to get another ap1
but if this one is repairable ill be getting a rollbar because i wouldnt trust a "repaired" window frame to break the fall in case of another rollover

 

glad you walked out of it ok

 

wow, glad things came out OK for you in the end. I give Honda an A+ for safety.

 

ap1, crushed rear quarter panels I'd say it's totaled. If you can buy it back for under $2000 you could part it out and maybe make a few bucks on it. You need to really look into your local autocross and get involved. You don't have to have crazy money in the car or exspect to win just go out and have fun. I ran on all seasons for my whole first year. It was prolly the best learning tool for me.

I also wreaked my ap1 one day playing around on the back roads. I came around a turn to hot and lost the rear, spun and slide up into a bush line. I was lucky and only tore up a rear bumper. Since then I only drive agressivly at the autocross track.

 

err sounds like you don't know what you're talking about! treaded tires are not meant to be bald. if you came around the corner on a DRY road and hit a patch of gravel, that's all it would take.

 

WOW! I BET IT'S HELLA EASY TO CHANGE OUT THE EXHAUST THAT WAY!

joking aside, i'm glad to hear you made out ok and hope it opens your eyes to be a smarter driver in the future. not just in an S2000 but any vehicle you drive/ride.

 

wow, sorry to hear about this but glad you made it out ok and no one else was injured. This could have been WAAAYYYY worse than it was