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Old 29 Aug 2008, 10:31 pm
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Default What can I do to my 1991 Honda Civic Sedan?

Anything I can do to increase performance, not anything too expensive. Any little accessories I can add to it to make it look nice? lights, etc....I appreciate the input
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Old 29 Aug 2008, 10:46 pm
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header,full exhaust,cold air intake, bigger throttle body, body kit,wing,strobes,underglow,tail lights,head lights.
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Old 30 Aug 2008, 12:01 am
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hids, tint, paint, dropped about 2in max, headers, custom exhaust, better rims(15-16), intake, intake manifold....those are the basics, adjustable shocks, control arms no body kits.....at the most a front lipno decals of any kindmake sure your exhaust is deep and not raspytake your time and get everything done properly....believe me it will turn out way better...don't rush and save up if you want to do a swap then its up to you...but its gonna cost you around 3500 to do a proper swap(depends on some factors) so if you got the money for a swap go ahead buy all means...but if you dont and you just want to ride in a nice whip.....do all what i tell you...
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Old 30 Aug 2008, 12:16 am
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first off, think about it, performance upgrades, increasing horsepower, etc, all decreases fuel economy, and i'm sorry but four inch wide exhaust pipes look ridiculous on a car of that age, a spoiler wont do anything for that car either. if its in decent shape and you want to drive it for a while, beef up the suspension, sway bars strut braces, find some rims you like, maybe new springs, and stiffer shocks, but just remember, it might not be a good idea to lower the car if you get a decent amount of snow on the road in the winter, you will get stuck much easier in less snow if the car is 2" lower. Another thing to remember is when your car is that old, there are other things that are more important, like timing belts, and suspension control arms and cv axles, things that could leave you stranded, or ruin your engine are the sort of repairs that would best be taken care of especially if you want to make the car faster. If you drive the car harder, the parts take a much bigger beating than in regular driving
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