  We study tree level corrections to precision electroweak physics in the
recently proposed Higgsless models in warped space. Such models inherit from
their similarity with technicolor theories a large contribution to the oblique
parameters, S in particular. We show that it is possible to suppress S using
brane induced kinetic terms and unequal left-right bulk gauge couplings, paying
the price of heavy KK modes. In the allowed region, they are eventually
ineffective in restoring perturbative unitarity in W scattering above 2 TeV.
Although it looks like a Higgsless models' bane, it has been recently shown
that such problem can be easily solved delocalizing the light fermions.
