09 4 door civic si
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09 4 door civic si
I am new to the car game and was wondering what's a better chip to get the hondata or the jet series.
Also I'm looking to getting an intake as well and I was deciding on takeda or an aem!
And advice would be helpful!
Also I'm looking to getting an intake as well and I was deciding on takeda or an aem!
And advice would be helpful!
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I haven't done anything to my cars, just been around a lot of people who have.
How much money are you looking to spend is really the most important question.
There isn't too much that can be done without lots of cash.
Intake, exhaust, and pretty much anything that is outside of the engine can be changed for small gains, but if you are looking for major improvements you will need engine work.
Most of the guys around me don't have the cash, so they stop after gaining 30 hp or so without engine work.
One guy though sank 30k into his 2006. Now it's over 500 hp, but he has spent literally twice as much modding the car as he did buying the car.
How much money are you looking to spend is really the most important question.
There isn't too much that can be done without lots of cash.
Intake, exhaust, and pretty much anything that is outside of the engine can be changed for small gains, but if you are looking for major improvements you will need engine work.
Most of the guys around me don't have the cash, so they stop after gaining 30 hp or so without engine work.
One guy though sank 30k into his 2006. Now it's over 500 hp, but he has spent literally twice as much modding the car as he did buying the car.
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I haven't done anything to my cars, just been around a lot of people who have.
How much money are you looking to spend is really the most important question.
There isn't too much that can be done without lots of cash.
Intake, exhaust, and pretty much anything that is outside of the engine can be changed for small gains, but if you are looking for major improvements you will need engine work.
Most of the guys around me don't have the cash, so they stop after gaining 30 hp or so without engine work.
One guy though sank 30k into his 2006. Now it's over 500 hp, but he has spent literally twice as much modding the car as he did buying the car.
How much money are you looking to spend is really the most important question.
There isn't too much that can be done without lots of cash.
Intake, exhaust, and pretty much anything that is outside of the engine can be changed for small gains, but if you are looking for major improvements you will need engine work.
Most of the guys around me don't have the cash, so they stop after gaining 30 hp or so without engine work.
One guy though sank 30k into his 2006. Now it's over 500 hp, but he has spent literally twice as much modding the car as he did buying the car.
30k is way out of my price limit, but I do want add anywhere from 50-60 hp to my car.
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