Noob with a '96 JDM
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Noob with a '96 JDM
Hey folks. I'm Andy, i'm from Scotland, and i drive a '96 JDM. Had her since January '07 and i absolutely love her.
Here's some pics
This one was taken in March this year
And this is the most recent pic i have
Not a lot of mods so far, got an Air Walker front bumper(i think), OEM wheels sprayed black, Top Fuel CAi, Spoon manifold, decat and up until 3 days ago i had a Mugen Twin Loop but i've just swapped it for a 5Zigen Fireball
Hoping to sort out an OEM fron bumper with Spoon lip and a '98 spec rear bumper, and get some coilovers soon
Anyways, hope you guys like it
Here's some pics
This one was taken in March this year
And this is the most recent pic i have
Not a lot of mods so far, got an Air Walker front bumper(i think), OEM wheels sprayed black, Top Fuel CAi, Spoon manifold, decat and up until 3 days ago i had a Mugen Twin Loop but i've just swapped it for a 5Zigen Fireball
Hoping to sort out an OEM fron bumper with Spoon lip and a '98 spec rear bumper, and get some coilovers soon
Anyways, hope you guys like it
Re: Noob with a '96 JDM (AndyScott82)
Welcome aboard. Make sure and search through this site, FAQs, etc. There is a wealth of information on here and on other sites: http://www.team-integra.net, http://www.itrca.com
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
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Re: Noob with a '96 JDM (00TypeR1071)
Car looks real clean , Welcome new noob 
I guess i could give a little bit of advice , so this is it ,
Don't hesitate to ask questions , BUT Don't hesitate to search for the answer first
Car looks great for a 96 spec
I guess i could give a little bit of advice , so this is it ,
Don't hesitate to ask questions , BUT Don't hesitate to search for the answer first
Car looks great for a 96 spec
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Thanks guys. Yeah, the search button is my friend - it's the motto on itr-dc2.com!
The change from the Twin Loop to the Fireball was just a matter of personal preference. I loved the sound of the Twin Loop, but for me it just wasn't loud enough or aggressive enough. The Fireball in my opinion sounds unbelievable, and it looks a lot nicer on the car too. I know that the Mugen would more than likely give me better gains etc, but at the end of the day if i was chasing gains i would never have bought an NA 1.8 Honda! A car like the DC2 is supposed to be about the feel, the sensations, and for me sound plays a big part in that
Cheers again guys
The change from the Twin Loop to the Fireball was just a matter of personal preference. I loved the sound of the Twin Loop, but for me it just wasn't loud enough or aggressive enough. The Fireball in my opinion sounds unbelievable, and it looks a lot nicer on the car too. I know that the Mugen would more than likely give me better gains etc, but at the end of the day if i was chasing gains i would never have bought an NA 1.8 Honda! A car like the DC2 is supposed to be about the feel, the sensations, and for me sound plays a big part in that
Cheers again guys
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To be honest, theft does happen, a few years ago there was a big of a car jacking epidemic, but it's not too bad at the moment. Ive got a Cat1 Toad alram/immobiliser with anti-car jacking fitted anyway, so i'm fairly confident she's safe. It's more old Vauxhalls and Fords that tend to get stolen as they're more common and less likely to have alarms etc
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