Aneudys Mejia of Intrepid Stance is from the Dominican Republic and currently resides in the Bronx, New York. His 2005 Honda S2000 was previously silver, but changed it to white this year, and has made the decision to get his favorite parts from companies and brands he genuinely likes.
He selected J's Racing fenders in addition to a Spoon Sports hood and front bumper, while an ASM strut bar and a Mugen intake can be found in the engine bay. The internals of the engine are mostly stock, however he also installed headers and an exhaust.
The Work Meister wheels wrapped in Toyo R888 tires the favorite part(s) on his S2000. "I've always wanted Work Meister wheels," he mentions.
It was trial-and-error for Aneudys; he needed to get several lips and other accessories in order to work with a wide body. He installed flares from 7's Garage in the rear to compliment the Voltex rear diffuser and wing with 365 wing stands. A J's Racing steering wheel along with some titanium aftermarket components, Braum Racing seats, and Takata harnesses can be found in the interior.
Currently, the S2000 sits on Air Lift Performance air suspension, and a custom trunk was made to house the components.
JNV Autobody assisted him in making his dream come true for his S2000.
Our interview with Aneudys Mejia, owner of this 2005 Honda S2000 and Editor's Choice winner at our Tuning 365 Show at Formula DRIFT Englishtown 2022.
For more information on PASMAG's Tuning 365 Show Tour, visit https://tuning365.events.
For more information on Formula DRIFT, visit https://formulad.com.
As seen on PASMAG's Tuning 365 TV Show (Season 3 Episode 13) on REV TV.
Video footage by Cody Bach (@codybach)
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