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2000-2003 Honda S2000's which revs up to 9000 rpm which is a lot better compared to 2004-2009 Honda S2000's (AP2) which rev only upto 8300 rpm. One of the few cars in the market that can rev very high. Many people prefer AP1's over the AP2's because it is a lot more rugged and fun to drive. However, the appearance of the car compared to the AP2 is becoming to look old fashioned. The car runs on inline 4, F20c, 2.0 liter engine and produces more than 100 horsepowers per liter which is an amazing technology that Honda can make.
My Ap1 will take your Ap2 any day in performance. and plus my Ap1 will give eargasm when hitting 9000 rpm.
AP1 by wizkah June 11, 2009
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The chassis code for Honda's S2000 sports car.
"Look at that clean-ass AP1 tucking 19"s!"
AP1 by UNBIASED TUNER October 18, 2004
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A cheap sub-machine gun that isnt often used anymore.
"I got an AP10 and a throway technine so you know you cant fuck with mine"-Brotha Lynch Hung
AP10 by CKris April 25, 2006
Is not a cheap automatic gun. AB-10 is an automatic gun. And the song from brotha lynch actually says AB10 and a throw away tech-9
AP10 is an unknown acronym.
Ap10 by Gardener_GARDNER August 1, 2020
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