Does this gear stick feel funny to use?
Does the stick really move vertically?
>>16715494
No it feels and moves like every other gear stick but with a slight vertical aspect.
>>16715494
It feels normal but it's just closer to your hand.
Not OP but I was looking at civic yesterday aswell, $2500 80K miles 1.4i first owner and full service history, has some options aswell. Would make for a nice car for my GF and for me to hoon about economically, i just cant get over that gearstick placement, it just looks like it's a complete pain and not well placed for regular driving.
>>16715507
Try it before you knock it. It looks retarded, but it's actually in a nice position to drop your hand from the wheel onto it quick and then bring it back up
>>16715507
It's perfectly placed for all types of driving. It's really easy to live with day to day.
>>16715577
im going to look at it and probably buy it aswell, I want something robust and reliable and there is nothing that comes close to that car in the same price range.
>>16715607
to me it actually makes sense as an agressive driving position, but yes, like anon said it looks mighty retarded.
>>16715614
It looks retarded but that doesn't mean it isn't fucking fantastic
>>16715621
Honda apparently have some of the best transmissions. Everyone raved about the S2000's gearbox, I'm sure they know what they're doing.
>>16715632
I had a civic sport a couple of years back. It was only the 1.6 vtec but it was a great little engine/gearbox combo
>>16715632
They do good ones but s2000 is still best out there
>>16715632
Except their CVTs are mechanical aids and the death of all good things
I had one in my Euro Type R EP3.
The gearbox was the best thing about the car and I can assure you, its real comfy to use it so close to the wheel
Probably shifts similar to a column shifter
>>16715507
>1.4i
As in the engine is 1.4 liters?
Did you mean 2.4?
I don't think an engine smaller than my morning soda could move a car
I heard that it feels just like a regular shifter, except easier since its really close to the steering wheel.
>>16716048
0.7L i3's are popular in japan
1.0L i3's are common in econoboxes here.
>>16716058
Holy Crap I thought my 2.4 was tiny
>>16716064
>2.4
>tiny
It's not big, but not tiny by far.
>>16716048
You drink a 2 liter every morning?
>>16716074
Hahahaha
Europe is so poor lol.
Over here in the US especially the south if you drive anything less than 4 litres
>"who's gotdang toy is that?"
>>16716048
Fucking yanks
>>16716089
>more displacement is more expensive
Yeah retard, because that's how it works.
>>16716048
>americans need 8 litres to move their land barges
OP i learned to drive in one of those, it feels no different to a normal shifter except like everyone else has said, it's closer to the wheel for DAT VTEC THO
>>16715632
>>16715639
honda didn't develop the transmission for the s2000.
It's an aisin az6, same transmission used in the rx8. s15 silvia spec r, lexus is200/altezza, 6 speed miatas, and frs/brz.
>>16716109
mad yuropoor detected
>>16716119
Except for the fact that it isn't. Go look it up. But I'm surprised the 86 is using such an ancient transmission.
>>16716119
youre dumb.
>>16716123
Amerilard mongoloid sister-fucker spotted
>>16715507
>a nice car for my GF
No problem then, she won't feel like a fag when handling it.
>>16716123
>Stupid Amerifat detected
>Muh engine displacement, 7 litre V8
>190 bhp
>>16716362
>>16716119
>>16716229
It sort of is. It's an AZ6 modified to meet Honda's specs. Nothing actually interchanges though, except for maybe a couple of the gear pairs. The synchros, forks, bearings, and case won't interchange with any other AZ6.
>>16716089
>lives in backwater
>hurr biggur is bettur lol
>cars have shit quarter miles that can't even turn let alone run for long periods of time before exploding or overheating or both
>shucks dang garnit at least I bought American so it's cheap to fix allatime! hyuk hyuk hyuk who dat
>>16715494
>Does this gear stick feel funny to use?
Only if you do this.
>>16715494
My driving instructor's car had this. It looks silly but it's a great idea actually, closer to the steering wheel and frees up space between the seats where you can put shit
>>16716048
>my morning soda
rip teeth
>>16717080
Nice maymays ;))))
>>16716077
OHHH SAYY CANN YOU SEEEEEEEE
I drive an Element with a similar shifter location and it's pretty comfy actually.
>>16715494
I got to try one out, they're actually very nice.
>>16717607
>butthurt trying to hide the fact
hyuk hyuk boi