Hi, I just got a new used 2002 blue Civic Si. Does anyone know any speedshops or any other places that have a serivce garage around the Philadelphia area that could do all the modifications and performance upgrades for me for a price. I have an idea of what I want into my car. My first upgrade needs to be a air intake. thankyou!

 

We're located a little north of Philadelphia. (abington)
If you keep going straight up 611N / Old York rd into jenkintown/abington area you can't miss us.
Mark Diamond Motorsport.
215-886-2800.
my name's Jon, btw

 

Give me the address of where you guys are located at, I'll come by when I have the chance.

 

The new Si didn't come in blue until 03. Typo or is that what they told you?


Steve

 

Congrats on the new ride, but try installing the intake yourself. Not trying to take away anyone's business but you will appreciate the fact that you did the install yourself and learned something in the process. I had never done anything besides plugs and air filters before I installed my intake - just take your time and read the directions, there are lots of good installation how-to's on the web

 

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thats true. I believe it's important for people to learn on their own too...
But not everything is for everyone...
in short ,we're here if you need us.

966 Old York Rd
Abington, PA 19001

 

aem

 

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SRI or CAI? both not hard at all to install, takes about a hour at the most...

 

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Yes Mavrick10 is right the more you do on your car yourself the more you appreciate it and you will diffenitly take care of your car better

 

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Also take a look at injen they also have nice intakes for the ep3 If thats what you have if it the older non hatch si go with AEM. but enjoy you si I hope its an ep3 b16a are just to slow for me k20a all the way!!!