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Old 23 Aug 2007, 09:46 am
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Default Can the Honda Fit be upgraded with more power + with 1 or two Turbonators and wider H rated tires?
Goodyear Triple Tred Assurance All Season Tires.Turbonators add 10-30 % increase in HP and MPG
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Old 23 Aug 2007, 09:48 am
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Wider tires would be an increased drain on the power of any car, ever seen the solar powered cars, how they have very skinny tires, like bycycles tires? less rolling resistance...
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Old 23 Aug 2007, 09:54 am
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Turbonators don't really work, get a real turbo or a supercharger which probably they don't sell yet. Wider tires will give you better traction and a wider stance, but if it's on bigger rims, it'll be heavier than stock.
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Old 23 Aug 2007, 10:00 am
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wait a couple months for performance parts for the fit to come out. i seen a couple body kits for it. l got a link for a really nice body kit.































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Old 23 Aug 2007, 10:04 am
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Why mess with a proven thing. It's already a good car, they engineered it a certain way for a reason.
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Old 23 Aug 2007, 10:08 am
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got $3000? swap in a k20 from an acura rsx type s. this company will sell you everything you need.www.hasport.com(you may have to call them)so fast it's scary.
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