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09-13-2014, 05:46 PM | #15 |
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an alignment is really all a person will should ever need if they are in a position where they have to ask. drive upgrades. dont buy them.
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09-13-2014, 09:00 PM | #16 |
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Personally I'd get this:
Eibach Pro springs - $225 Eibach front and rear sway bars - $300 Kartboy short shifter - $225 Wheels & tires with the rest - $1250 You can always get a used set of wheels & tires, then spend your savings on the OFT. |
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then again there are people that have lasted 10k miles. idk.. mixed reviews throw me off. However, prokits are a +1. hehe. Anywho thanks for the suggestion |
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I suggest going with the headers and oft then since you're saying you want to eliminate that torque dip
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OFT + OFH
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Well, here's the result you'll get with each:
Springs: pros: looks better, corners flatter cons: shocks were matched to stock springs, car will now be oversprung and under-damped. Reduced ride height means you gotta watch out for those low curbs, dips in the road, and all that crap header/OFT: pros: moar power! If you like it (I don't personally), more pronounced boxer rumble cons: assuming you're removing both factory cats, your car's gonna stink like shit for anyone who drives behind you. It's gonna be noisy; watch out for cops wheels/tires: pros: better looking than stock wheels, more grip for faster cornering cons: car will be less tail-happy (if you enjoy sliding it around), reduced tire life (assuming you go with a high performance summer tire)
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Since I'm still on warranty, do you think I should go Header/OFT? someone at a meet said not to touch headers because it can void warranty... of course the ECU tune will void warranty, but never heard about the headers. Also in my area there are d16 civics running open headers, so I don't think cops will be on me for the header/OFT upgrade(if I go this route). again thanks for the suggestion |
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Technically the header/tune wouldn't "void" your warranty, but if you have an engine problem that's the first thing they'll point their finger at. If you have a headlight go out or a window stop working the two are not correlated so they won't flag your warranty based on that. I recommend wheels/tires personally.
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I would suggest tracking it first, autocross or an HPDE. It will change your outlook on what mods are important to you. Also, if you mod too much before going to a trackday/autocross you will likely outclass your abilities. Not to mention it's insanely fun to track, even in completely stock form.
However, if you are going to get something. I'd go with either the wheels or a PTuning EL header and tune.
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