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I have a 01 ex coupe. im planning on putting skunk2 springs, camber kit, and strut tower bars. I was wondering what i could do to the motor besides intake, exhaust, and headers. i cant afford to do turbo right now. what could i do that would make a noticeable difference?
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Re: motor help

Not much. But how much are you looking to spend. I/H/E wont do too much on our engines, you should spend the money doing a really good tune up. Flush everything and change all oils and fluids. And one more thing, skunk 2 springs on stock shocks will blow. So you should get a milder drop if you want stock springs, OR buy some Konis and ground control coilovers if you want to be slammed. But that's just my 2 cents
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what shocks should i put if i just wanna put skunk2 springs on, no coilovers.
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Re: motor help

depends on the amount of drop. tokico hp are good but only for up to 1.7 inch drop.
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For the motor you can upgrade the cam. Its the most hp you'll get out of any mod besides a turbo.
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what cam would you put in it? How much hp does it add
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I personally would put a Crower stage 2 cam with valve spring upgrade... hence why I have one up for sale! I figured the stage 1 wasnt enough, and the stage 3 was a little too serious, so stage 2 fit my blend of streetability and performance. I have an LX so I was going to swap heads and all this other nonsense, where as you already have a better platform to start out with (D17a2)
 
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