New Member in west Texas
07-27-2014
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New Member in west Texas
Hello,
25 year-old guy with a 2005 Civic LX Sedan 5-speed. I live in Midland, Texas and work out in the oilfield. My car's suffering a bit for those lease roads. That could either be due to the...lackluster quality of said roads, or the fact that I drive them like I'm competing in a non-existent stage of the World Rally Championship. I'm thinking about possibly making some suspension upgrades and am primarily looking at what others have done.
The car's bone stock, apart from some EP3 Si rims I threw on it because the stock steelies were bringing me down. It's also FITLHY because I never wash it.
25 year-old guy with a 2005 Civic LX Sedan 5-speed. I live in Midland, Texas and work out in the oilfield. My car's suffering a bit for those lease roads. That could either be due to the...lackluster quality of said roads, or the fact that I drive them like I'm competing in a non-existent stage of the World Rally Championship. I'm thinking about possibly making some suspension upgrades and am primarily looking at what others have done.
The car's bone stock, apart from some EP3 Si rims I threw on it because the stock steelies were bringing me down. It's also FITLHY because I never wash it.
Upgrade your rear sway bar. You won't regret it. Check my sig.
07-27-2014
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Welcome.
Looks like it hasn't been washed in a while!!
7th gens respond best to suspension mods, I can pull over 1G around a corner! Lots of fun. Rear sway upgrade and sticky tires are a great place to start.
Looks like it hasn't been washed in a while!!
7th gens respond best to suspension mods, I can pull over 1G around a corner! Lots of fun. Rear sway upgrade and sticky tires are a great place to start.
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