i just bought a 95 civic 5 speed with front and rear lips, i just put a dc header on it and a cold air intake and right now i dont have alot a money so what are some not so high priced mods i can do.

 

Make a battle plan, ie: shopping list. It's best to figure out what you want for the big picture rather than just slapping stuff on there. Save up all your money, don't spend ANY of it, and all the while you should do research on what you want. By the time you know, you'll have a good chunk of cash to blow on exactly what you want. GL on your new car!

 

Save your money! Just because u have a lil bit of money does not mean you have to go out and spend it!

 

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Should have just left it stock and saved about 500 dollars or so. I would figure out a game plan like Blackout said before you dump anymore money into it. GL with they build

 

yea agree wit the rest of them.. make a list of ur plans and slowly start gathering up ur parts and 1 day u will have everything stored up under ur bed and u will be ready for install!

 

the stuff i put on i already had from the 92 civic that i have, but that sounds like a good plan i think i will do that. but if u have any tips or mod suggestions please feel free to tell mt

 

It's all up to you 22, you need to do the research and think in terms of your budget, always in terms of your budget: Is it worth it to turbo my car? What HP numbers do I want to shoot for? Do I have enough experience for all-motor?

These are among many questions you need to ask yourself while determining how to start your plan. Be patient, and you can't go wrong, knowledge is power, and all that crap... GL!