S2 Sport 135 (Not 135R) - 2002 info wanted.
Discussion
As I've mentioned previously I'm in the market for another Elise which is going to have a Honda transplant at some point.
I've come across a Sport 135 locally and am going to go and see it hopefully tomorrow. I know pretty much what I'm looking for when it comes to checking the car out, but I'm after some model specific info on the Sport 135. Is it considered 'any good', is this model any more prone to HGF than normal? I'm going to run it daily and have not decided exactly when I will have the transplant done yet - if I buy an S1 it will be straight away whereas if I buy a more expensive S2 it'll be in 3-6 months.
Thanks
Phil.
I've come across a Sport 135 locally and am going to go and see it hopefully tomorrow. I know pretty much what I'm looking for when it comes to checking the car out, but I'm after some model specific info on the Sport 135. Is it considered 'any good', is this model any more prone to HGF than normal? I'm going to run it daily and have not decided exactly when I will have the transplant done yet - if I buy an S1 it will be straight away whereas if I buy a more expensive S2 it'll be in 3-6 months.
Thanks
Phil.
Is it any good?
Yes - commonly considered to be the best VFM upgrade to the standard engine. More torque and power low down, and more pull at the top end. Excellent choice.
More prone to HGF?
No - even if it does go, just means you have a better excuse to do that ricer baby - yeah
Go get 'er cowboy
Yes - commonly considered to be the best VFM upgrade to the standard engine. More torque and power low down, and more pull at the top end. Excellent choice.
More prone to HGF?
No - even if it does go, just means you have a better excuse to do that ricer baby - yeah
Go get 'er cowboy

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