I know the S zero was a lighter version of the Type S, but were there any difference in the suspension? I did a search and looked through the Wiki page, but couldn't find an answer.
Type S vs Type S zero
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The S Zero has the same springs and dampers as the early model NSX-R, but it uses the larger rear sway bar from the Type S.
didn't know they used type r suspension set up...
Type S Zero removes the following:
Air Conditioning System
Stereo System incl. wiring
Power Door Locks
Cruise Control
Airbags and SRS wiring
Power Steering
Fog Lights
Traction Control
As mentioned, the S Zero uses the same suspension as the NA1 Type R and also shares the CF mesh engine cover. The S Zero is pretty much a Type R except in name- it was what Honda sold to its Type R customers between the end of the NA1 (1995) and beginning of the NA2 (2002) R models
Air Conditioning System
Stereo System incl. wiring
Power Door Locks
Cruise Control
Airbags and SRS wiring
Power Steering
Fog Lights
Traction Control
As mentioned, the S Zero uses the same suspension as the NA1 Type R and also shares the CF mesh engine cover. The S Zero is pretty much a Type R except in name- it was what Honda sold to its Type R customers between the end of the NA1 (1995) and beginning of the NA2 (2002) R models
look at this Youtube video, there is no question about it, the Type-R is the racer, all others are street cars..
But its nice how they compare, Type S, Type S zero, Type R
Awesome youtube video in my opinion..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbZ00YXJ1Xg
But its nice how they compare, Type S, Type S zero, Type R
Awesome youtube video in my opinion..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbZ00YXJ1Xg
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