getting money back from taxes
 

well i just finished my taxes today and i'm getting close to 1800 back. i'm going to spend about 1000 on my gf civic. what are some ideas that i could start with? i have intake already, and i don't know if i should work on the interior, engine, stereo, or exterior. give me ideas and what you would do to spend on a 94 civic dx looking to get a mini-me. i don't want to do an engine swap so we can just not even mention that. so hit me up with ideas and share ur creative imaginations. thanks

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

Wow how are you getting that much back?

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

Thats not that much, have a kid, buy a house, claim driving miles for work, union dues,,,,,,,, ect, you can get more back ;)


cough cough$4500cough cough here :O

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

Last year i only got 450 back but im single, no kids, no house, and i was working two jobs at the same time. I think i made over 32k last year with 8k taken out of that for taxes.

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

on your g/fs civic!...wow i dont think i could do that, spend it on yours!

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

Ok back to the original topic, what is your g/f into? Then go from there and we will help you out.

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well the only civic i have right now is my gf's. and basically i like to work on it making it run, sound and look nice. basically i just show her stuff and if she likes it then i get to do it. and asd for getting that much back for taxes, i did claim miles for work and alot of other stuff. its just me and my gf living together, no kids yet.

heres what i want to do, but don't know what order.
mini-me
cams, gears
full intake, full exhaust
audio/video
paint job
interior, seats, style.

my gf is basically into what ever i like for the car. i'm learning on her car first so when i get my civic, i'll know what to do. she doesn't mind as long as nothing bad happens lol

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

i would recommend some suspension, like an nice lowering kit and camber kit. or even real coilovers from omni power they are like 700 bucks. but i don't recommend a mini-me right away, unless you have another car for her to drive if things don't work out like you plan (and they usually don't)

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

i already have coil overs on the car, no brand name, but i may need new shocks to handle the lowering.

RE: getting money back from taxes
 

I recomend a swap.