got my car here are some pics, complete stock









[Modified by 01nhbgsr, 11:18 PM 6/24/2002]


[Modified by 01nhbgsr, 11:21 PM 6/24/2002]

 

sweet sweet, now get to work, and get as far from stock as you can...
enjoy...

 

nice nice nice... first enjoy driving it stock- it'll make you appreciate your mods that much more

 

nice ..damn I wish my leather interior/seats looked that new...anyway congrats on your ride... looks like u have a lot of stuff that can fall on your car in an earthquake maybe you wanna clear all that stuff overhead...

 

and these days, it's getting harder to see stock gsr's anyways. keep it like that for a while, you may just start a new trend.

 

Yes, Do that.
I wish i drove my car a little bit more when it was stock.

 

 

nice car.

Pick your mods carefully is the best advice I can give.

Otherwise I would tell you to take it straight to the road course or auto-x and give it all you got, but it's all nice and shiny right now.

 

Very sweet car. buy an alarm if you dont already have one
Fist mod should be a turbo....

 

very clean car, good choice

 

Nice . I can see it's a 98-up. How much did you pay for it? What mods do you have in mind?

 

nice....did you get it new or used? if you got it new, and however tempting it maybe to rev the crap out of it...please break in the engine properly

 

nice car i like it alot. i shoulda gotten a GSR

 

preach on brotha !

 

its a 2001 i payed 18 for it and it got 10k miles, my 1st mod would be lowering the car


[Modified by 01nhbgsr, 3:02 AM 6/25/2002]

 

Congrats on your new car. You're gonna love it. Especially after each mod, and there are ALOT of mods out there for your GS-R, so choose wisely and do some research before you buy your mods.

 

looks good

 

drop!

 

Looks good...Now where to begin?

 

nice choice, looks exactly like my car when i first bought it 11 months ago. I recommend driving it stock for a while and getting used to the feel of the car. One thing I regret was buying my mods too quick...I really didn't get to enjoy the car stock to the point of noticing the addition of power with my mods such as the AEM CAI. Just research, take it slow, and buy your mods wisely. good luck!

 

yes and then after you get it totally tricked you will spend $$$ to make it back to stock. I get 9mpg in my civic stock sounds refreshing

 

nice car btw

 

i like the engine heheh.

 

nice car parks!

 

great another stock GSR. looks stock (keep it clean)