Modding a 97 auto civic
#4
RE: Modding a 97 auto civic
^ good job, captain obvious lol jk
I'd say i/h/e... also, I'd start looking for a 5-speed transmission to swap in
also look into lowering springs, wheels, and maybe a lip or body kit.
I'd say i/h/e... also, I'd start looking for a 5-speed transmission to swap in
also look into lowering springs, wheels, and maybe a lip or body kit.
#5
RE: Modding a 97 auto civic
ORIGINAL: reaper2022
^ good job, captain obvious lol jk
I'd say i/h/e... also, I'd start looking for a 5-speed transmission to swap in
also look into lowering springs, wheels, and maybe a lip or body kit.
^ good job, captain obvious lol jk
I'd say i/h/e... also, I'd start looking for a 5-speed transmission to swap in
also look into lowering springs, wheels, and maybe a lip or body kit.
#8
RE: Modding a 97 auto civic
ORIGINAL: thisisoriginal
dont do a body kit...they are so disgraceful. do i hear JDM?
dont do a body kit...they are so disgraceful. do i hear JDM?
Well anyways, if you want performance mods done to your car, you would have to modify your engine and its components. Doing a engine swap helps or a adding boost to your car. You can do a lot of things to it, the question do you have a money, time, and personal experience or not?
#9
RE: Modding a 97 auto civic
i'd vote against a body kit. i'm not a fan of them..though SOME (not most) look good. the thing about the body kit is that people often get them before modding their cars. which reminds me of that toyota ad for the celica. "looks fast." (but isn't) if you have a body kit, more people will want to race you.