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the problem is if u do show u have to put a sound system which is heavy and bad for racing. If u go for racing scracthing the car is easier. so i want to do one or the other but im not sure what to do
It's possible to have a nice sound system that's quickly removable via molex plugs. I wired one up like this in my old Prelude. The sub box and amps all on one board makes this easy. Just gotta plan ahead.
Honestly, do what is gonna give you the most satisfaction. Personally, I am doing my appearance stuff before performance because performance is generally more expensive. I'm also not doing a whole lot appearance wise anyways, so it's cheaper for me by virtue of keeping it lowkey. Once I graduate and get a high paying job, than turbo dreams, here I come!
hyraulics, 19's, altezzas or if you have the cash....supra tail light conversion...lots o' neons, huge aluminum wing (so it'll look fast) colored dash, dual cannons, and a sound system that would give your grandmother an anyeurism(sp?)
brandon brandon brandon, ur a honda-tech member now. i feel soooo proud of you. i hope u get the OEM parts that we saw today. aiight. Well hope u go to the meet on Sunday with ur TEAMATES. One love
stay away from altezzas and all that rice. I would get suspension stuff first. It will make your car look better (no wheel gap) and provide some increased handeling while not costing too much. Then get front lip and I/H/E,
basically go for a bit of both show and go
[Modified by Commodore, 4:34 AM 3/5/2003]
basically go for a bit of both show and go
[Modified by Commodore, 4:34 AM 3/5/2003]
Yeah but you make your car look unique and people wanna mess it up. There're pros and cons to both, so I say do both. I'd say I lean more toward go than show, but I want my scooter to look nice too.
Ugh people suck sometimes. That's like my bro's rus...er mustang. He has it all fixed up and lookin' nice. Drives it to work and parks it in the fenced & locked employee lot w/ the windows down(mistake). So when he comes out both his front seats are slashed to ribbons. This was almost certainly done by another employee at a Ford dealership. Pathetic.


