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bakon91 12-01-2005 08:05 AM

best starting parts
 
ok so i got a '05 honda civic EX to start with. complete virgin. if u guys could start all over again...what would be the first mods u'd put on? i was thinking of a fujita air intake, can i get some imput from anybody who might be running it and a price. then an exaust and possibly headers. if of course the headers don't run for much. anyone on here running headers on a 04-05? what brand y'all running and exaust? don't really wanna sound like a lawn mower driving down the street so any input on a quiet free flowing exhaust would be freaking awesome. thanks dudes. oh btw..i've finally settled on some konig 18's. i know i know...but forget speed for a second...it'll look kewl won't it? i'll be sure to post pix early january. [X(]

jhsplaya08 12-01-2005 08:20 PM

RE: best starting parts
 
the rims, then id probably get an aem intake, dc sports headers, and a greddy catback ( if they make it for an 05 ), if not, try magnaflow or skunk2.

mill$civic 12-01-2005 08:56 PM

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im starting all over again..the only thing thats staying is my headlights, my car looks so stock right now because i want it like that for winter and im just buying parts during the winter and putting everything on in spring..car makeover,but its going to look so nice..but the only thing is i cant really do anything performance, i have a axel back exhust and sri that i might covert to cai and thats about it..because its a dx, ill just hold out till i got some money saved up then drop somthing nice into her

BtheCarp 12-13-2005 06:45 PM

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has anyone here used the fujita CAI yet? if so can you give a review, I'm interested in getting one but haven't heard much about it since its new.

Kappa22 12-13-2005 07:20 PM

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Full suspension.

sacicons 12-13-2005 10:28 PM

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ORIGINAL: Kappa22

Full suspension.
+1

Cutt 12-13-2005 11:48 PM

RE: best starting parts
 
Well I put a aem cai, header and full greddy exaust, tein suspenion and the car handles so good and air flows in and out so much better but thats on a 94 hatch

Street Sniper 12-14-2005 04:03 AM

RE: best starting parts
 
If he is worried about the price of a header, I doubt he has the money for a full suspension. Then again he did ask what we woudl do if we were starting over.

As for the Fujita, go for it.

If you have to start with wheels, why not get some lightweight ones? Why does everybody have to have 18's? Those things must weigh 100lbs apeice. Go read the article in the archives on weight reduction, then go read Sac's article on Backpressure.

You almost have to start with I/H/E, otherwise anything else you do is severely hampered, that is unless you go nuts with weight reduction.

Kappa22 12-14-2005 02:47 PM

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If the day ever comes when the lack of I/H/E on a Civic makes it handle worse EVEN WITH with a full suspension on it, I will cut off my clutch foot and sell it to a Chinese restaurant.

I still say full suspension. It'll only cost you around $450 shipped on eBay for springs and dampers. Camber kits (if you even need them), strut- and sway bars can come later.

hondaracer05 01-18-2006 03:18 PM

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stickers, caus ethey make your car go faster...LOL jk, actually i would go with either intake,(the regular kind), ir cold air intake, you can find them brand new on ebay, fo r like 40.00, that includes shipping(on most)


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