Pretty sure the cage isn't any taller than the roof would normally be.
As those pictures prove that it's very possible to get the ride height, wheel size, tyre profile and offset just right, how are people still getting it massively wrong most of the time? Does not compute...
I think the S2000 could use some wider wheels. It's still not utilizing all the space in the fenders.
Not always. Most cars have plenty of room for travel under the fenders, especially in the rear. On some cars, the fender design prevents this, for example, the S2000 has almost no room under the fenders, so closing the wheel gap means you've got about an inch before you start hitting things. My car for example, has millimeters between the rear quarters and tires, but they don't rub under compression, and I've got room for probably 3 more inches of compression before I hit anything. Now, my car has been dropped about 4 inches so my geometry is pretty much gone, but lots of cars like BMWs start off with very little wheel gap, and a mild lowering job gets rid of it, although the suspension is entirely unharmed by doing so.motortrend
Everytime I see this car in good shape, I instantly go to mental fap mode.
Somewhere in my life I'm going to own one I just have to
