what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec
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what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec
well i just bought the car the other week and its bone stock.. What should i do first fellow HT'ers??
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (2slow2curious)
Depends on your budget...most people will start with their suspension. I would start off with a nice coilover set and some decent shocks(i.e. tokicos, kybs, koni, etc.).
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (2slow2curious)
welp... id have to say...
JRSC with i/h/e
or
Turbo setup with a nice exhaust
and nice suspention and some light wheels
then you will be all set.
JRSC with i/h/e
or
Turbo setup with a nice exhaust
and nice suspention and some light wheels
then you will be all set.
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (2slow2curious)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2slow2curious »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well i just bought the car the other week and its bone stock.. What should i do first fellow HT'ers??</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well want do you want out of your car? Handling? Comfort? Speed?
Well want do you want out of your car? Handling? Comfort? Speed?
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (2slow2curious)
wh0a wh0a type2si, as for money goes im a Senior in highschool and work roughly 30-40 hrs a week with 7.50 an hr sooo-.- im kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (2slow2curious)
get a compression test...
If everything looks good get like a Greddy turbo kit, intercooler, Hondata S200b, and a fluidyne radiator and get it all tuned.
If I was to do it all over again Id get all the go fast goodies done first before I even touch anything else on the car.
If everything looks good get like a Greddy turbo kit, intercooler, Hondata S200b, and a fluidyne radiator and get it all tuned.
If I was to do it all over again Id get all the go fast goodies done first before I even touch anything else on the car.
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (TorganFM)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TorganFM »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">How does one tune?</TD></TR></TABLE>
a dyno,
or driving around town with a laptop
a dyno,
or driving around town with a laptop
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Re: what to do first with my 95 Honda Civic EX SOHC Vtec (TorganFM)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TorganFM »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Oh, I figured tuning was something that wouldnt cost an arm and a leg.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think tuning is relatively inexpensive in the long run. You get more power (somtimes substaintal) and greater reliablilty, fuel economy, etc.
I think tuning is relatively inexpensive in the long run. You get more power (somtimes substaintal) and greater reliablilty, fuel economy, etc.
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Save up for one big purchase, I think it'll make you happier than blowing your dough on a bunch of little stuff.
You can put together a cheap turbo kit. Fuel managment with uberdata just got a lot cheaper, X-mas is coming up, maybe you can come into some money... start mugging old ladies
or
Intake, QUIET exhaust good performance chip, and then maybe a used header.
But you're not going to make a lot of power on that powerplant. Maybe enough for you, the 5th gen civics are lighter than the 6th gens.
With some ingenuity, I think you can piece together a tubo kit for 8 or 9 hundred bucks.
-PHiZ
And then maybe start saving for some rims, totally changes the personality of your car.
You can put together a cheap turbo kit. Fuel managment with uberdata just got a lot cheaper, X-mas is coming up, maybe you can come into some money... start mugging old ladies
or
Intake, QUIET exhaust good performance chip, and then maybe a used header.
But you're not going to make a lot of power on that powerplant. Maybe enough for you, the 5th gen civics are lighter than the 6th gens.
With some ingenuity, I think you can piece together a tubo kit for 8 or 9 hundred bucks.
-PHiZ
And then maybe start saving for some rims, totally changes the personality of your car.
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