[big_daddy_bigfoot]

The only difference with the s to the es is the little motor that shifts the gear. If I'm wrong so be it but I don't think I am. Why would it be different?

 

[FendrBendr]

QUOTE ("muddin500":1v03nt80)

i have been told that the s is lower geared than the es i have searched and came up with the gears have the same amount of truth i just wanted to know if i was right or not

Not sure I would believe it. It doesn't really have anything to do with it, and that would cost Honda more money to make two different gear ratios. We get a lot of ESs in for shift-angle-sensor replacement, but they are often severely abused.

The worst cases are Dairy farmers. Not with the shift, but wow, when that cow crap cakes on the frame and doesn't get washed, it will eat a frame in half within 3-4 years. It's like freaking acid.

 

[uhittheuglytree]

wow sounds like u have a shi1tty job lol

 

[a676man]

QUOTE ("Eric":2ghpto5i)

I have an ES and love it when I'm in deep water and mud. I do however like the S better. I have never had an ES act up on me (other than sending me a code, which proved to be nothing).

to me, simple is always better.

I agree that whats honda is all about