The S2000 is a well built machine. I bought an '05 new and had it for 5 years.....had to sell it to put the youngest through college. Of the 55+ cars I've owned and sold since age 16, it's the one I regret having to. Even though I'm a big guy, I never thought it was too small. The engineering Honda used on this car is special.......carbon fiber strands in the engine block to fight warping, ceramic coated cylinder walls, carbon fiber in the transmission synchros, roller bearings in the valve train, aluminum hood, torsen differential, and the valve train that shifts over about 6200 rpm for more lift......there's a reason these cars in nice condition are going up in value. The down side I experiences was a noisy cabin and seat leather that seemed to wear quickly.....that's it! They are a good investment......will go up in value if taken care of in my opinion.
One of the easiest cars to mod it's deficiencies, which aren't many. I wish I could find one that isn't a fortune or destroyed (people tend to wrap these around trees & telephone poles).
I'm on my second S2000. I bought a '02 AP1 brand new and kept it for 12 yrs. I traded it in for my current '09 AP2 5 yrs ago. It's my favorite Honda model . I'll probably have one in the garage under a car cover till the day I die. I love them and really don't care if others understand or not. I'm a big dude as well and never had any problem getting in and out. When you get in a drive it all the drawbacks seem insignificant to me for some strange reason.
It is quite obvious that knowing how to work on frame damage and having the equipment is a great help in rebuilding salvaged vehicles. So, you have a distinct advantage over most other channels that do similar projects. But what amazes me is that your video content and camera work are also superior, which puts you in a league of your own! Great job... 😉👍
This video was very helpful to me. Because of your explanations and close-up video work I now have a much better understanding of the logic you use for frame repair. Thank You!
vTuned your videos make it look simple when it takes expert knowledge to pull those frame aprons. Keep this type of videos coming! Hope to see a MBZ in the future.....
I really like your work I have a 2014 Charger that has front apron damage that is salvage car' One body shop said i made a big mistake , junk it !!! He said it was not worth the trouble to get inspected. You have done many cars that look really bad and make them good again. I wish i was closer to you , I"m just west of Hotlanta, and my 2001 Durango will have a hard time towing the Charger that far. Thanks for showing yours and your brothers work, I know it takes time to do the video work !!!
Great video (as usual). I really enjoy your no-nonsense videos where get into the details and show Real collision repair. I will say, this video seemed a little rushed and I would’ve liked to have seen more details on how are you pulled the structure out and welded in the new radiator support.
That is awesome you can still get dealer parts for that Honda, I've run into issues with discontinued parts and had to settle for recycled or worse aftermarket.
I like watching your videos. I can’t do this at work but since it’s your car you can do more than me. I have to follow manufacture recommendations and icar stuff. Keep it up
I would sell the carbon fiber hood and go OEM so everything matches up, great video as usual . I had an S2000 when they came out, the first thing that also struck me was how small inside it was, but still fun to rev it to 9k .
Seeing those black parts reminded me of when I saw my old car put up for sale after I survived an accident with it (my car insurance declared it totaled after I was rear-ended). Now I realize that the people who repaired it was lazy enough to not spray paint it to match the rest of the vehicle.
That is a lot of work. Now once it all fits, you need to weld & paint everything, then reassemble. And I would suggest you change the headlight bulbs while you can get to them easily. Changing them after it is all back together, looks like a long job.
Super nice car you should get one RUclips sensation car. It's all about the clike like and comments. Just because you Don't like Dose not mean you should not buy. Buy for us to build on here for your subs. You catch my drift. Nice work
Honda S2000 are fantastic cars , really reliable ..granted they are small compared to American cars and trucks .. i guess they were meant for European roads really. ... top work as ever ...
Small cars like this and the Miata.... Man if you ever have a truck blow out a tire beside you it'll flip you over. Nice job, such great work with the steel.
Nice work V I like the fact you are doing vehicles that the average person owns,buys,repairs .. exotics are nice once in awhile don't get me wrong but it's what average people have...not $200,000 dollar exotics love more muscle cars and trucks and performance rides Easier to sell the average car/truck than a lambo or Ferrari,R8, ECT ECT and so everyone knows I am NOT bashing at all but you guys are doing what I have been doing for 35+ years a resto mod car would be a great video by all of you guys a hellcat Dakota or a super charged LS into an S10 2wheel drive tire fryers with crazy paint sceams 392 caliber.....think about it who's doing it and has it been done...... Peace
I'm blown away at the massive skill sets these young kids have. I'm glad they're all getting youtube rich.
i agree as well its so rare to see young people excelling in any kind of trade now a days they all want to sit on their ass behind a computer...
The S2000 is a well built machine. I bought an '05 new and had it for 5 years.....had to sell it to put the youngest through college. Of the 55+ cars I've owned and sold since age 16, it's the one I regret having to. Even though I'm a big guy, I never thought it was too small. The engineering Honda used on this car is special.......carbon fiber strands in the engine block to fight warping, ceramic coated cylinder walls, carbon fiber in the transmission synchros, roller bearings in the valve train, aluminum hood, torsen differential, and the valve train that shifts over about 6200 rpm for more lift......there's a reason these cars in nice condition are going up in value. The down side I experiences was a noisy cabin and seat leather that seemed to wear quickly.....that's it! They are a good investment......will go up in value if taken care of in my opinion.
One of the easiest cars to mod it's deficiencies, which aren't many. I wish I could find one that isn't a fortune or destroyed (people tend to wrap these around trees & telephone poles).
I'm on my second S2000. I bought a '02 AP1 brand new and kept it for 12 yrs. I traded it in for my current '09 AP2 5 yrs ago. It's my favorite Honda model . I'll probably have one in the garage under a car cover till the day I die. I love them and really don't care if others understand or not. I'm a big dude as well and never had any problem getting in and out. When you get in a drive it all the drawbacks seem insignificant to me for some strange reason.
It amazes me. He makes the repairs on these cars look effortless.
Your repair skills and knowledge are truly amazing! How did you gain your skill? Your videos are always great!
Love your videos Vtuned! You have taught me so much. I always hacked up spot welds until I found your videos! Can't wait to see your platform grow!
There's something so satisfying about watching you pull those body parts back into place. Awesome content.
I love to see you working. Really an old-school mechanic with hammers and grease on your hands. And you make all sooo easy....
It is quite obvious that knowing how to work on frame damage and having the equipment is a great help in rebuilding salvaged vehicles. So, you have a distinct advantage over most other channels that do similar projects. But what amazes me is that your video content and camera work are also superior, which puts you in a league of your own! Great job... 😉👍
Seriously, the guy's like a surgeon. It's hypnotizing to watch, something that damaged reform to its original shape so quickly.
The S2000 power plant is one of the best engines ever made. Revs to 9000 rpm & with a straight through exhaust it is one hell of a scream :-)
it is a AP2 generation, 8000rpm engine
@@georgejames6376 Oh! I did not know that I was thinking of the Euro spec engine.
@@georgejames6376 Still awesome cars don't they?
@@zoneb609 Yes they are! I have always wanted one but I am 6'6" and just too tall. Drove 4 hours to test drive one and it just didn't work for me
George James I hate how my legs hit the steering wheel when I got it. Just for that I didn’t like the car. xD it’s just too small for me
Great work Vtuned, love watching you knock out body work!
It's addicting watching you fix these mangled frames.
This video was very helpful to me. Because of your explanations and close-up video work I now have a much better understanding of the logic you use for frame repair. Thank You!
vTuned your videos make it look simple when it takes expert knowledge to pull those frame aprons. Keep this type of videos coming! Hope to see a MBZ in the future.....
Man I love these videos, you sir have a GIFT! Don't let anyone tell you different
I really like your work I have a 2014 Charger that has front apron damage that is salvage car' One body shop said i made a big mistake , junk it !!! He said it was not worth the trouble to get inspected. You have done many cars that look really bad and make them good again. I wish i was closer to you , I"m just west of Hotlanta, and my 2001 Durango will have a hard time towing the Charger that far. Thanks for showing yours and your brothers work, I know it takes time to do the video work !!!
Great to see you looking clean shaven again! Much better! Great work on a great car! Keep it up!
Ah, love that car! Glad you're doing it even though you're not a fan. Can't wait to see the final result. Great stuff as always!
I just love watching you perform your magic, A true tadesman I admire.
Awesome video!! You make it look so easy!
Man I’d love to just be able to work with you for like a month to learn even a fraction of what you know!!! You are an awesome repair man.
Damn man you blew right through that little tin box repair... well done!
Great stuff vTuned. Love seeing you put your talent to work. You make it look so easy. Thanks for another awesome video
Great video (as usual). I really enjoy your no-nonsense videos where get into the details and show Real collision repair. I will say, this video seemed a little rushed and I would’ve liked to have seen more details on how are you pulled the structure out and welded in the new radiator support.
Nice work man...love watchimg you videos❤❤
Finally came out huh. You not YOUR. dam sweet. Enjoy your first mount. "Relax that's it princess."
A mere flesh wound for Vtuned
Great vid dude! 12 mins of solid work! Love it 👍
Great job brother 👏🏾. I'm getting exactly the same one soon will need same frame work lol
Nice work on the Honda. Looking forward to the finished product.
Excellent work as always !
VTuned....you are a master.
Great job!
Always enjoyable to watch Vtuned, keep it real !
Good work bud
That is awesome you can still get dealer parts for that Honda, I've run into issues with discontinued parts and had to settle for recycled or worse aftermarket.
I like watching your videos. I can’t do this at work but since it’s your car you can do more than me. I have to follow manufacture recommendations and icar stuff. Keep it up
such a good body guy at such a young age your work is top notch
Dude you killed it great job
You are so skilled you make this stuff look easy (it’s not). Great work man.
Congrats on 200k dude
Very skilled & knowledgeable guy!!!
I've not seen anyone better on RUclips to date! Vtuned got it going on
Your talent level blows my mind 🤯❤🔥🔥🔥 Keep up the great content
This guy is just as good as goonzquad 2 watch. Greatly workmanship!
yeah he is way better, just needs to improve his video editing
Vtuned you're extremely talented. Can't wait to see what's next
Best rebuilds on RUclips buddy!
Like the level of professionalism in all your work.
I would sell the carbon fiber hood and go OEM so everything matches up, great video as usual . I had an S2000 when they came out, the first thing that also struck me was how small inside it was, but still fun to rev it to 9k .
Amazing work as usual
Amazing work man!
Another great job. Your work is excellent.
It's honestly impressive how fast you work. I've seen body shops milk that type of work for a good 3 days.
Great job dude your friend will be happy as.
Hello vTunned. Amazing job!!!! Looks Better than OEM.Love your videos.Keep up the good work.Greeting from Venezuela!!!!!!
Who taught you all your knowledge about frame repair , your one of the best repair shops .
*You're.
@Raymond Dunn lol no. GunsNBudder is correct
@Raymond Dunn "your one of the best repair shops ."
You are = you're.
Eliaz McNaught 😂
Yours is?
V tune you the man dude...great vid great work..👍👍🖐🏼🇬🇧
i love watching your videos and goonzquad guys are also good regards to them and to you 🙋🏻♂️🇷🇸
Great work Vtuned
So much progress in just 1 video. 👍👍👍👍
Love your work man big up
. . great skill and it all lines up . . and we never see a tape measure or laser measurement . .
Awesome dude! You really are a master!! 🤘🤘
Nice!! I like watching you work on cars.
Great work brother love your channel
👍🏻💯
your videos are so satisfying my guy
Awesome work I love your videos
Awesome job Bro! Find myself just waiting for another Vtuned video! Lol
Skills, hats off! ✌🏼
Congrats to hitting 200k subscribers. You'll be at a million in no time.
I wish body repairs were as easy as V makes it look. We'd all have channels...lol. (I'd be my only one subscriber)
Man you are killing it goonzquad ain't got nothing
vTuned needs some Pets ! :)
Awesome work 💪
Seeing those black parts reminded me of when I saw my old car put up for sale after I survived an accident with it (my car insurance declared it totaled after I was rear-ended).
Now I realize that the people who repaired it was lazy enough to not spray paint it to match the rest of the vehicle.
Love the D&B, keep it up !
Nice work!
That is a lot of work. Now once it all fits, you need to weld & paint everything, then reassemble. And I would suggest you change the headlight bulbs while you can get to them easily. Changing them after it is all back together, looks like a long job.
Excellent Job. It will look awesome when you are done.
After watching M4 all its episodes. And seeing the S2K. Had to subscribe🤙🏽
Amazing work. Great talent! Keep it up!
Great work well done
You smart guy and hard worker...good job bro
Tuned in (sorry ) for part 2 ,,excited to see this cool sports car come back from the dead ,,is it definitely getting a full rebuild by 'V' haha ,
Very nice of rebuild sick bro
Super nice car you should get one RUclips sensation car. It's all about the clike like and comments. Just because you Don't like Dose not mean you should not buy. Buy for us to build on here for your subs. You catch my drift. Nice work
you are a very talented young man !
Top class work Vtuned! Is that the only way to find if it's straight/ no frame damage by rebuilding it and checking the shut lines?
Nice fix. Looks awesome.
Honda S2000 are fantastic cars , really reliable ..granted they are small compared to American cars and trucks .. i guess they were meant for European roads really. ... top work as ever ...
Nice work as always
You make it look sooooo easy!
Great video mate
vTuned you are the man love watching your videos man keep it up
Good video you do great work man. Your 50 going on 18 brother.
Great job. Keep it up bro
Nice job. You seem to be employing the royal "we" today. :-)
Awesome! nailed it
Small cars like this and the Miata.... Man if you ever have a truck blow out a tire beside you it'll flip you over. Nice job, such great work with the steel.
Nice work man
love your hardwork
WOW you really do good work,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice work V I like the fact you are doing vehicles that the average person owns,buys,repairs .. exotics are nice once in awhile don't get me wrong but it's what average people have...not $200,000 dollar exotics love more muscle cars and trucks and performance rides
Easier to sell the average car/truck than a lambo or Ferrari,R8, ECT ECT and so everyone knows I am NOT bashing at all but you guys are doing what I have been doing for 35+ years a resto mod car would be a great video by all of you guys a hellcat Dakota or a super charged LS into an S10 2wheel drive tire fryers with crazy paint sceams 392 caliber.....think about it who's doing it and has it been done...... Peace
My boy. saludos from ARGENTINA