1996 Civic DX: anything & everything
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1996 Civic DX: anything & everything
I just bought a 96 honda Civic. It's a dark green/pine green color. 4 door sedan. Cloth Interior.
There's nothing besides what is stock on it. I'm working on the sound system, already bought a new JVD KD-PDR30 center console and am working on speakers/amps/subs.
What small and inexpensive things can I do to make the car look better. The only thing I have planned to do right now is to put blue/white bulbs in the headlights.
What else can I do that is at least relatively inexpensive that will look really nice on my car?
Also, does anyone know the neon/underglow laws for colorado (colorado springs)?
There's nothing besides what is stock on it. I'm working on the sound system, already bought a new JVD KD-PDR30 center console and am working on speakers/amps/subs.
What small and inexpensive things can I do to make the car look better. The only thing I have planned to do right now is to put blue/white bulbs in the headlights.
What else can I do that is at least relatively inexpensive that will look really nice on my car?
Also, does anyone know the neon/underglow laws for colorado (colorado springs)?
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I just bought a 96 honda Civic. It's a dark green/pine green color. 4 door sedan. Cloth Interior.
There's nothing besides what is stock on it. I'm working on the sound system, already bought a new JVD KD-PDR30 center console and am working on speakers/amps/subs.
What small and inexpensive things can I do to make the car look better. The only thing I have planned to do right now is to put blue/white bulbs in the headlights.
What else can I do that is at least relatively inexpensive that will look really nice on my car?
Also, does anyone know the neon/underglow laws for colorado (colorado springs)?
There's nothing besides what is stock on it. I'm working on the sound system, already bought a new JVD KD-PDR30 center console and am working on speakers/amps/subs.
What small and inexpensive things can I do to make the car look better. The only thing I have planned to do right now is to put blue/white bulbs in the headlights.
What else can I do that is at least relatively inexpensive that will look really nice on my car?
Also, does anyone know the neon/underglow laws for colorado (colorado springs)?
bout time another colorado person joinsand for looks id say DONT put neons what a waste of money..
easy cheap exterior mod is a lip kit and will make your car look lots better...
and a drop makes any car on any rims look TONS better
than rims and car is done with exterior mods haha maybe ssome black housing headlights
Last edited by NIKE H34D; Jun 19, 2009 at 01:34 PM.
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i agree..i got a 97 sedan lips and rims make a difference..i still gotta get my drop goin..
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anyone know what style rims would look good on a 96 civic?
i know rims can look good but can get expensive depending on what you look for
what exactly is a lip? is that just like the front bumper of a body kit?
and with the drop, how are those done?
i know rims can look good but can get expensive depending on what you look for
what exactly is a lip? is that just like the front bumper of a body kit?
and with the drop, how are those done?
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go to either of these for a look at some wheels
tirerack.com
discounttire.com
a lip is just a small plastic peice that bolts on under the front bumper, kindof bringing it closer to the ground
a drop is adding aftermarket coilovers a.k.a. springs or shocks
tirerack.com
discounttire.com
a lip is just a small plastic peice that bolts on under the front bumper, kindof bringing it closer to the ground
a drop is adding aftermarket coilovers a.k.a. springs or shocks
