considering an 99/00 Si or a 98+ GSR
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My CRX was broken into, and I just don't have the motivation to fix the damage, and at this point I just want a close to stock car thats reasonable quick and reliable. I prob won't go beyond i/h/e, suspension, and cosmetic mods.
I'm not asking for someone to make up my mind for me, in the end I'll decide myself. I just want to know you're opinions and experiences. Anything goes.
I'm not asking for someone to make up my mind for me, in the end I'll decide myself. I just want to know you're opinions and experiences. Anything goes.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ru_rocket »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> I think 98+ GSR would be better! integra>civic</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why? What experiences have you had with either?
Why? What experiences have you had with either?
im feeling more boss driving integra!
and i won all races agains civics so far. civics are previous class thats for sure... even engins 1.8L>1.6L
well, this is just my poin of view any way
and i won all races agains civics so far. civics are previous class thats for sure... even engins 1.8L>1.6L well, this is just my poin of view any way
I used to have a '00 Si. Had it a little less than a year then sold it for a '98 GSR. I love the Integra and never even miss the Civic.
Both cars being completely stock too. Integras are simply a better car than a Civic, they are similar yes, but so much more refined.
The only thing I miss about that Si was the fact it had less miles and less maintenence issues but that's my specific case.
My insurance on the Si was 195/mo, compared to this GSR's 215/mo.
Both cars drive very alike, but yes the GSR is faster, not by a hell of a lot but it is a better platform, and a nicer car all around.
Both cars being completely stock too. Integras are simply a better car than a Civic, they are similar yes, but so much more refined.
The only thing I miss about that Si was the fact it had less miles and less maintenence issues but that's my specific case.
My insurance on the Si was 195/mo, compared to this GSR's 215/mo.
Both cars drive very alike, but yes the GSR is faster, not by a hell of a lot but it is a better platform, and a nicer car all around.
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i would go with the GSR....99-00 SI's arn't all that..stock for stock GSR would own a SI with a good decent driver. to me SI gears are way too short...good if its for a project car but if you want a DD car GS-R would be better. gears are short but not too short. 80mph at 4000 rpms compared to the SI 4500 rpm's at 80mph......and if you get I/h/e depending on what brand it would get annyoing driving on the freeway at 4500 rpms IMO.
SI are overated.. their slow as hell especially in that civic body. i thought it was fast but after test driving it and smoking it with my stock GSR.. its clear GSR owns SI
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GSRVTEC1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">SI are overated.. their slow as hell especially in that civic body. i thought it was fast but after test driving it and smoking it with my stock GSR.. its clear GSR owns SI</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I had a B16 in my CRX, I'm afraid the Si is gonna feel really slow in comparison. Thanks for your input everyone!
Yeah I had a B16 in my CRX, I'm afraid the Si is gonna feel really slow in comparison. Thanks for your input everyone!
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