Just looking at your picture is making me more and more confident everyday that becuase i couldnt get decent insurance on an s2000 means that an accord euro aint such a bad 2nd option...
From what i can make of the picture, u have ivory leather interior (i.e its a luxury?)
I have a little more info on the Euro camber kit issue. To order a Comptech or Ingall's kit form the US through iapdirect would end up costing around $550-600AUD delivered to your home. This would get you adjustable ball joints for the front and adjustable links for the rear. The suspension company I have been talking to about the rear intend to have a kit for the rear only available in about 4 weeks. This is an adjustable bush system and should work fine. Cost should be significantly cheaper than the import option. I will let you no more as info comes to hand.
Euro_Boy, yes it is a luxury. Although the Euro is a much different car to the S2000 I am still pretty sure you would be happy with a Euro. The Euro does perform very well and has excellent handling. You would even be able to carry more than one passenger and plenty of luggage. The Euro can be made look very good, as with any car you just have to approach it the right way. Whereabouts in NSW are you?
hey EuroZ it seems that K-Mac has a rear camber solution for the Euro. I emailed them and they claim it fits and costs $295. Do you have any information on that kit? Hows K-Mac's reputation?
trigger, Yes I spoke to K-Mac about their kit, and whilst K-Mac are quite reputable, I feel as though the kit that is being developed will be a better option. It is of a different design to the K-Mac and probably a better fitment and it should be quite a bit cheaper. The K-Mac kit will cost you around $450 ($295 + fitting + wheel alignment). I will let you know more as soon as I find out.
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Where are they located by the way?
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