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MMcBeth
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| Posts: 2
| Joined: 09/09
Posted: 09/03/09
06:08 PM
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I have a 1992 honda civic with DX with a v-tec swap not sure what specific number just know it is a v-tec. what would be the best path to start out on with replacing part for better ones.
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lshondaeg
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| Posts: 24
| Joined: 09/09
Posted: 09/18/09
08:37 PM
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depends on what type of motor it is. b series or d series. but you can never go wrong with doing a full exhaust and header combo, and cold air intake to open it up a little. that will give you slightly better throttle response. and do some suspension work, a slight drop with some aftermarket struts, to make it look and handle a little better. it all depends on how far you actually want to go with it. 92-95 civics are cheap to upgrade.
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MMcBeth
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Posted: 10/15/09
10:54 AM
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Thanks, oh and its a d16z6 if i remember right.
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rhda92
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| Joined: 09/09
Posted: 10/15/09
06:43 PM
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Have you though about how much hp your goal is.you can do a lot to civics.there are a lot of aftermarket parts available.
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