back to stock...again
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Rep Power: 787 back to stock...again
Put back the stock exhaust and intake to gain some low end. I really don't know why I bother anymore. It's a slow car, and I'm not about to deal with all that noise for a few hp. Actually, the car feels faster now than it did with the mods.
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lol now I feel really shitty about the money i've spent on just bolt-ons. Makes me wanna cry, i wish i was patient enough to save up enough money for turbo or swap without wanting to buy somethin for my car. I've got 2g's though right now and should have around 5 grand by mid february. What ya'll think I should do? I know about a grand is going towards suspension, so the rest what does everybody think I should spend it on?
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Rep Power: 787 Engine swap. Turbo has it's problems, but throwing a new engine in there is a pretty safe bet. I'm just gonna keep mine as is for now and drive it as a civic. It's never gonna be fast on its own.
However, I still have the aem pullies, head port work, hvs, and header on there. I do think they help a little without hurting performance.
However, I still have the aem pullies, head port work, hvs, and header on there. I do think they help a little without hurting performance.
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Originally Posted by ImPulse
yea, swap always sounded better too me
but, swap in an auto?
can we?
but, swap in an auto?
can we?
u have to swap the tranny also
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Rep Power: 787 Ya I know. The civic is nice, but no way I'm pouring in that much money. It's new car time when that becomes possible.
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Rep Power: 309 i like the sound of my exhuast, i knew it wouldnt make me any faster.
The same reason why i never had the urge to buy an intake or header or cam gear or any of that other CRAP.
Ive had my car for 3 years now (48,000 miles)! THe only engine mod i would buy is turbo, and that was my mindset from the beginning
The same reason why i never had the urge to buy an intake or header or cam gear or any of that other CRAP.
Ive had my car for 3 years now (48,000 miles)! THe only engine mod i would buy is turbo, and that was my mindset from the beginning
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Rep Power: 314 i think it all depends on the ecu
i noticed when i fixed my motor, i reset the ecu, and it ran really nicely as if it was already tuned, according to my a/f gauge
i noticed when i fixed my motor, i reset the ecu, and it ran really nicely as if it was already tuned, according to my a/f gauge
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Originally Posted by Wolfgang5884
I almost made that same mistake. Thank god I found this website.
i say SWAP! thats what im goin to do
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