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thi is my 2002 civic dx with new engine with only 60k miles i am working little by little to make my car better

all comments are welcome thanks guysss

 
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clean that snow off! nice wheels

 
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silver mirrors and door handles will make it look nicer i think

 
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I agree with the other posters. I never understood why they would make cars with different color handles and mirrors. Cost?

 
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in the back the mirror are silver just the front frame is black

 
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looks good , i wish i had some wheel like that.

 
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get me $500 and the wheels are yours

 
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Yes its due to cost.. Lower end civics will have unpainted mirrors handles etc so they can sell the civ for less. Higher end trims like the ex comes with sunroof and paint mirrors handles etc..

 
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where are you located? got any more pics?

 
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I dont see any dings, scrapes, chips, or buldging bumpers. Your already a few tiers higher on the totem pole than me my friend!

 
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First thing I would do is lower it.

 
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LOL you beat me to that same post and thought!

 
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mindbomber what i need to lower it cuz i just get the part for the suspension 2 front KYB struts excel-g i gonna need diferents struts?

 
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put stickers on it. they give you hp...

especially the civicforums.com one.

 
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Glad to see someone shares my POV on vehicles. Never judge a book by its cover!

 
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It's to make you feel bad about buying a DX. Same reason they don't have ABS. It's so when your in a life threatening braking situation you can think "Why the hell did I get a DX now I'm gonna die!!!" - at least that's what I would think when I had to brake hard on the freeway in my 2002 DX.

While true, the stickers don't give you as much hp as the loudness. Put an intake and an exhaust and you'll really be flying!

On another note, lowering and maybe lip kit would make a huge difference. Get rid of that gap!

 
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dx is alot lighter without hundreds of pounds of accessories. and abs takes longer than non abs to stop the car. only difference is you might have some steering control with abs.

 
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nice wheels and nice rear drum brakes... lower - it looks like a cavalier with the wheels and the stock suspension. no, these dampers will not live long if lowered. Tokiko blues at the least.
Also, ABS are good in freaking freezing temps...
but i know guys that can stop safely and in shorter distance than an ABS. but requires driving skills.

 
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Actually, that brings me to ask - I can still stop normally without choosing to use the ABS can't I? I thought it only kicked in if I decide to push the brake pedal to the floor and hold it there.

Well my plastic/guard/shield thing came loose while I was driving last week and now my ABS light is on. I didn't know what to do with the hanging plastic so I just pushed it all back into place, sorta. Now I've got the weight without the advantage.

 
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actually, as long as all wheels are spinning at similar speeds, the ABS will not kick in.
If you hit a slippery thing with one side, that side will try to lock (change in speed), while the other side will still be spinning - that makes the ABS reduce the pressure on the wheels that are trying to lock. So, no, if the slippery cndition is too high, you could have ABS in even without the pedal being pressed too much.

And don't ask me what happens with complete ice and all wheels locks - don't know the answer to that