DA Integra's Only
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I'd imagine it wouldn't be so bad in a rwd car.
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yeah i've driven on slicks, turning isnt very fun especially with no power steering and if they have the correct psi in them. Thats why i cant imagine dailying that. a friend of mine had an integra as his daily driver, 400+ whp and he loved it, i asked him if he used to spin tires all the time and he said it wasnt too bad. I think it all depends on what chassis, drivetrain, and tires, because 400hp in an eg is alot different than 400 hp in a full interior integra
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From: pa, US
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Muscle car guys do it all the time LoL!
What I am saying is there is technology like progressive boost controllers that can make that car the best of both worlds, why people don't utilize them on their "street cars" is beyond me........ They can still have all that HP but make it manageable to drive in low gears too.
Apples to Oranges, this is one of those arguments that is a matter of opinion. I guess its all relative to what you like and think.......
Speaking of too much HP, anyone talk to JJ recently?
What I am saying is there is technology like progressive boost controllers that can make that car the best of both worlds, why people don't utilize them on their "street cars" is beyond me........ They can still have all that HP but make it manageable to drive in low gears too.
Apples to Oranges, this is one of those arguments that is a matter of opinion. I guess its all relative to what you like and think.......
Speaking of too much HP, anyone talk to JJ recently?
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i bought a pair of diamond racing style wheels awhile back and they came with some cheap slicks and drove to a small meet and back and they sucked no power steering too..good grip after i warmed them up but then hardly anything on street driving
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yeah its been pretty dead in here lately hahaha
update: trading my hood bra for a oem sunroof visor + $20, i really need to find another set of 92-93 bumper lights, driving without them looks retarded
update: trading my hood bra for a oem sunroof visor + $20, i really need to find another set of 92-93 bumper lights, driving without them looks retarded
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From: In The Sticks, PA, America
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nice. a visor is on my list of future purchases for my da once i start working on it again. and def. get some bumper lights man!!! lol
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i might trade my sidemarkers for a set of bumper lights since i no longer have a use for them, i dont want to risk cutting my fenders and having my cheap paint crack lolol
i had a visor on mine when i first bought her..took it off and kept it in the garage and my dad threw it out when he cleaned
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Can anyone post their custom gauge clusters? I checked out the g2ic.com forums and someone there put a JDM ITR cluster in a DA. I painted my needles spoon green today.Like the ones on the spoon civic cluster. LOL just wanna see what have other people done to their clusters.
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