I got mine with an ebay intake, muffler welded onto the stock piping and it had these 18" rims on it. First thing I did was put a body kit and neon on it. lol... I was so ignorant about cars when I first got mine. Now I'm going to get rid of the spoiler and I'm finishing up my i/h/e the right way soon, I got a v2, dc sports 4-1 and buying an apexi gt spec soon.

 

Lowerd it because I got s-techs for free from a shop I worked at.

 

header was the first for me cuz the stock manifold was so messed up, that it was cheaper to get the header put on.

 

On my old 98 civic first thing I did was get a cover for my steering wheel, the next thing was an intake. On the new 04 addition it was a new stereodeck. Planning on doing intake, headers, exhaust next (and in that order)

 

1.) The 1st thing i did took out the sorry oem head unit put a pioneer Head unit.
2.) install front components and rear 6 by 9 speakers Punch power.
3.) Two kicker amps and one 12inch L5 Solo Baric
4.) Tinted my windows
5.) Lower my car with Eibach springs with 17 inch wheels and rims (max sports)
6.) Maganflow exhaust stainless steel mirror finish and a High Flow cat (magnaflow)
7.) Front clear headlights with an HID kit.
8.) AEM short ram intake and AEM fuel filter
9.) Rear OEM wing
10.) Viper alarm
11.) Skunk 2 shift ****.


***Still working on my 00 Si****

 

^ my advise to you is to move viper alarm up on your list, I was putting mine off and paid the price for it... someone stole $600 worth of stuff out of my car and a $200 alarm probably would have stopped them.

 

1) SRI
2) strut tower brace
3) clear corners
4) wheels
5) header

 

I hand built an intake, back in 98 no one had a intake for a 98 CX LOL
Its scary how the aftermarket caught up so fast since then.
Now be for the car is released they have things waiting for it.

 

the first thing i did to my civic was put a motor in it
my friends were getting tired of pushing me around town

 

I threw in 4 4in speakers in the back. Then Front and Rear Struts. Then new exhaust. Its a work in progress. . .