1994 Si Hatchback
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1994 Si Hatchback
So let's start out with this, i'm very young and very new to driving. I've had my '94 Si for about a summer. My uncle gave it to me, so i think i did pretty good 
. I really want to do something to it to not make it look so much like, well... an old man car. By that i mean, it's very very plain and boring.
And if it helps any, i really do not know jack-**** about cars except how to go and stop. So please explain in as much detail as possible what your saying.
The wheels are a must to change, because they look really bad, but things like engine tuning and all that, I don't know about.
Suggestions and advice are very welcome
. I really want to do something to it to not make it look so much like, well... an old man car. By that i mean, it's very very plain and boring.And if it helps any, i really do not know jack-**** about cars except how to go and stop. So please explain in as much detail as possible what your saying.
The wheels are a must to change, because they look really bad, but things like engine tuning and all that, I don't know about.
Suggestions and advice are very welcome
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nice man, you've got a little gem there. that's what my little brother is trying to get right now. and concerning your original post, what are trying to do with it? are you trying to make it more aesthetically appealing? or just overall, a better car?
and i say clean everything and wax it, and check all the visible mechanics, like: correct tire pressure, CEL codes?, any loose pieces on the car. ask your uncle if everything is in running order as well. you don't want to start spending money on appearance parts when it might need some maintaince.
some samples:
and i say clean everything and wax it, and check all the visible mechanics, like: correct tire pressure, CEL codes?, any loose pieces on the car. ask your uncle if everything is in running order as well. you don't want to start spending money on appearance parts when it might need some maintaince.
some samples:
Thats how im going to make mine.
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nice man, you've got a little gem there. that's what my little brother is trying to get right now. and concerning your original post, what are trying to do with it? are you trying to make it more aesthetically appealing? or just overall, a better car?
and i say clean everything and wax it, and check all the visible mechanics, like: correct tire pressure, CEL codes?, any loose pieces on the car. ask your uncle if everything is in running order as well. you don't want to start spending money on appearance parts when it might need some maintaince.
and i say clean everything and wax it, and check all the visible mechanics, like: correct tire pressure, CEL codes?, any loose pieces on the car. ask your uncle if everything is in running order as well. you don't want to start spending money on appearance parts when it might need some maintaince.
. I would like both, for it to look good as well as just be overall a better car. Everything is in excellent condition, he took care of this car extremely well.
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that's good to know, then you're all set. if you really want to get into the honda scene, just check out magazines like import tuner and honda tuning to see what type of styling you like. you can either go: racey, jdm, euro style, blingin', or just plain ghetto.
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