When will the Honda boys learn?
#22
05-03-2007, 04:31 PM
RE: When will the Honda boys learn?
Luckily for me, there aren't many civic ricers around here, I've only seen one and he tailgated me while I was driving my parents van (I was going 25 on the ramp to the interstate so I could put the petal to the metal going on the interstate, hehe) I live around the car plants, so domestics are dominant here. (Flint Michigan) :P
#27
06-18-2007, 11:04 PM
RE: When will the Honda boys learn?
okay lets put this topic to rest on this one. I hang out w/ a few civic owners and realized something about honda tuners, and for the first time i do not use the term loosly , now the guys that take time on their civics can do some amazing things but then you have wanna be tunerz you know the guys who put 18 inch chrome wheels that slow their cars down my best friend it a true honda guy who took a d16z6 and turned it into a 406 whp monster for a civic its not a bad number but back to my point i think that hondas are the gateway into the tunning world you gotta start somewhere i started on hondas learning how to rebuild motors and transmissions and it has carried over fairly well into the world of dsm , but i would rather blow up a 400 dollar motor than a 2000 dollar motor but any how it still feels good to leave a honda wishing v-tec didn't stand for virtually torqeless engine components ,
#28
06-19-2007, 12:57 AM
RE: When will the Honda boys learn?
ORIGINAL: 2slow
okay lets put this topic to rest on this one. I hang out w/ a few civic owners and realized something about honda tuners, and for the first time i do not use the term loosly , now the guys that take time on their civics can do some amazing things but then you have wanna be tunerz you know the guys who put 18 inch chrome wheels that slow their cars down my best friend it a true honda guy who took a d16z6 and turned it into a 406 whp monster for a civic its not a bad number but back to my point i think that hondas are the gateway into the tunning world you gotta start somewhere i started on hondas learning how to rebuild motors and transmissions and it has carried over fairly well into the world of dsm , but i would rather blow up a 400 dollar motor than a 2000 dollar motor but any how it still feels good to leave a honda wishing v-tec didn't stand for virtually torqeless engine components ,
okay lets put this topic to rest on this one. I hang out w/ a few civic owners and realized something about honda tuners, and for the first time i do not use the term loosly , now the guys that take time on their civics can do some amazing things but then you have wanna be tunerz you know the guys who put 18 inch chrome wheels that slow their cars down my best friend it a true honda guy who took a d16z6 and turned it into a 406 whp monster for a civic its not a bad number but back to my point i think that hondas are the gateway into the tunning world you gotta start somewhere i started on hondas learning how to rebuild motors and transmissions and it has carried over fairly well into the world of dsm , but i would rather blow up a 400 dollar motor than a 2000 dollar motor but any how it still feels good to leave a honda wishing v-tec didn't stand for virtually torqeless engine components ,
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#30
06-19-2007, 03:00 AM
RE: When will the Honda boys learn?
I agree with sebba and with nate..... die forum, and those 2 mentioned are the only reasons why hondas are used... not to mention v-tec si sooo in (sarcasm()