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Yup, went shopping at the booty store. :F Gone are the boring stock tail lights, and in go the SPYDER® - JDM Black Euro Tail Lights with Halo. Some people suggested I choose chrome for them, and my future purchase of projector headlights, but I just don't think that chrome fits with a white car. So black for both of them. :) She needs a new spoiler unfortunately, so that'll have to be done as well. (As well as dat broke antenna >.>)
Photo taken with my iPhone 4S, after i learned to dabbled with the settings. ;D Much better than the first.
Photo taken with my iPhone 4S, after i learned to dabbled with the settings. ;D Much better than the first.
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The unfortunate fact is, louder exhaust = more power. You already probably know this, but the larger exhausts are unrestricted, from tip to tail. Specialy modified cats, and chamberlest mufflers make for smooth flow from manifold to tail pipe. Worth at least 15 hp. If i turbocharge this bitch, I'm gonna need one anyway. :F
But! They are only loud if to consistenly gun it, and flow it. Both of which I don't do. If you drive it like a normal commute car, the surrounding commuters can barely notice. :f
But! They are only loud if to consistenly gun it, and flow it. Both of which I don't do. If you drive it like a normal commute car, the surrounding commuters can barely notice. :f
You might want to re-read what I had wrote. Considering that I am debating whether or not to turbocharge my engine, one would assume that when i refer to 'exhaust', I would be speaking about more than just a muffler. Restating what I had just mentioned 'from tip to tail'. Or, from more technical terms, from header to tailpipe.
Really should attack those rust spot =p Either get it repainted(If you got the spare money) Or at least take some sandpaper to remove and smooth out those rusty spot and then get some touch-up paint and master the art of a smooth blended finish =p
Otherwise that rust will eat your poor Honda alive, specially if you are in a salt using area in the winter
Otherwise that rust will eat your poor Honda alive, specially if you are in a salt using area in the winter
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