well as my mom is demanding i get a new car and shell help me out im thinking about it and it seems like a very good idea. right now i got a slightly modded 94 civic dx 5 speed and a 92 integra rs with i.h.e. and other minor things. im hopping to get 2500 for the civic and 2000 for the integra.


That gives me about 8500 to spend on a car plus my mom will pay like 8 g's. im trying to decide on what car stock and new to get. im thinking of a 2001 prelude.

what info can u guys give me about it like what generation it is whats its competators, hp if its hydro or cable tranny. what would u guys get if u have that money to spend?

 

lemme guess... You have about $8500 to spend and your mom will give you about $8000? For a grand total of $12?

Someone said type R

RSX Type S
Used Audi or BMW
GS-R + Boost

 

Why is this thread so familiar???

 

GSR's can beat most cars on the road in stock form!!!! Civics, scions, celicas!!!

 

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Why do people insist on beating a dead horse?

 

GSRs are pretty damn slow stock. i barely reeled in a stock 5spd Scion TC that got the hit from a 20 roll. mustve been the torque

 

Yeah, lock this thread.. the poor guy is never gonna get any help with his question.

 

If I had 16 g's, I'd be looking at an RSX Type-S.

B and h series are old news. K-series is the way to go hands down.

 

Then again, you're 17 so I would recommend something slow. Look into getting a new Civic or something. Seriously. You'll understand when you get older. Semi-quick cars are dangerous for 16 and 17 year olds.

 

lol an RSX-S isnt much quicker than a gsr. quicker, but not putting buslengths or even close. my gsr was my first car when i was 17. its not near fast enough that a kid cant handle it. my friend had a ~250whp SR20DET swapped 240sx at the same age and he was just fine.

but that might not be the case for everyone but id definitely be against a noob driver to be driving something worth anymore than 7-8k. a new driver is going to do something wrong with that car. period.

 

I would look for an RSX-S, Integra GS-R, or Integra Type-R. All 3 of them are good looking cars, reliable, and fun. I wouldn't buy the R if I didn't have another car to use as a daily driver. RSX-S is probably what you'l find with low mileage and less abuse then the GS-R.

 

also and more importantly do you have a garage? if not ITR=big no no

 

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A properly sized bolt on package, larger throttle body, and rsx-r cams can yield 230 - 240 whp.

That's what's great about the k-series. They respond magnificently to bolt ons and small modifications. The added torque from a larger engine doesn't hurt either.

 

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That's what's great about the k-series. They respond magnificently to bolt ons and small modifications. The added torque from a larger engine doesn't hurt either.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yes i do know the performance potential of the K series but im talking stock for stock. a 16-17 year old kid most likely cant afford those mods.

 

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If you have a garage, a second car, a safe neighborhood, and willing to make a commitment to owning such a car, go for the R. Remember, it is still the number.1 stolen car around. I still say RSX-S. or any 98-01 LS/RS/GS/R integra stock with low miles.

 

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yes i do know the performance potential of the K series but im talking stock for stock. a 16-17 year old kid most likely cant afford those mods.</TD></TR></TABLE>

His mom is giving him 8k....I think she'll pitch in a grand or so for a header when Christmas comes.

 

why does your mother insist on you getting a new car, thats my question. and how did you get 2 cars at 17?

if i was you. id get a 95 buick skylark... cant go wrong there.

 

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Hey I had two cars at 17. It's called working your *** off all year round.

 

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now that i think about it he has 2 cars and his mom is shelling out 8k. thats great for a stock rsx-s but im pretty sure she'll get him that kpro for his bday too

 

IF my mom was giving me 8k for a car I'd find a dirt cheep EK to dump it into, well that's what I would doooo

 

the guy has 16.5k total. id build one car for less than 10k and use the rest for something more useful in life.