Another LS1 Powered s2000

[Vteckidd]

Yep. That is correct. Just saying that if you can do the work yourself, it does not cost near that much. And how did you know about the Ed Voyles thing, or was that just a stab in the dark?

Nah i know the guy you bought the shell from. Ed Voyles just inspected my 2004 AP2 i sold, the service guy mentioned he had sold an S2K shell, i put 2+2 together HAHAHA Lucky guess.

Thats a pretty sweet car, not hating at ALL, i think its pretty impressive you guys are doing all that work, just make sure you take a ton of photos. Personally, i think ive gotten to the point where i hate doing that much work LOL. Id love to see the finished one with AC and PS. That would be about a perfect car.

Here's a hint for you. A blast from your past. And yes... I still have it.
Full Race Integra

oh wow haha good to hear. Its been awhile. I thought i recognized the screename but wasnt sure.

[xyster]

This is not the car from Ed Voyles. That car is mine which you can see the build pics on here as well.

[11psiGSR]

This is not the car from Ed Voyles. That car is mine which you can see the build pics on here as well.

This. He purchased his without motor/trans. Mine had a blown motor with a working trans that is now being rebuilt and installed in an AE86 drift car from Tennessee.

Recycling. That's how we roll.

[Vteckidd]

This is not the car from Ed Voyles. That car is mine which you can see the build pics on here as well.

well the guy just said that he had sold a shell to "the guy that does the LS1 swaps in S2000s". I assumed it was one of you two or both. I think you brought one to that Mainstream Tunerfest dyno day few years back.

[xyster]

well the guy just said that he had sold a shell to "the guy that does the LS1 swaps in S2000s". I assumed it was one of you two or both. I think you brought one to that Mainstream Tunerfest dyno day few years back.

Yes that was mine. It was red at that time but then I painted it blue before it was featured in Modified Magazine.

[11psiGSR]

Yes that was mine. It was red at that time but then I painted it blue before it was featured in Modified Magazine.

That car wasn't red. It was red, black and grey. Nicknamed calico.