My Car lowered
#23
Originally posted by jonjon
Do you guys think modifying my CR-V is laughable? Or has anyone heard of one for that matter? Nearing the end of the line with my civic.
Do you guys think modifying my CR-V is laughable? Or has anyone heard of one for that matter? Nearing the end of the line with my civic.
And dawrenn, to answer your question... A DC strut bar is more of a dress-up item than a functional one. Its known to flex and bend pretty easily.
:edit: Oh, back on topic. Car looks pretty nice :thumbup: but that is an awful lot of money to pay for sohc s/c. Overall, pretty nice though.
#24
Since you have an automatic your not worried about eating the internals of the tranny?? If your going to build the engine why not swap the tranny or at least beef up the tranny also. Maybe a stronger torque converter??
#25
damn, nice turbo mx there...not really into swaps here...not saying they're not cool and effective...it's not a money thing, I just like to work with the base. Should I be expecting probs from my tranny soon? Any preventable circumstances?
#26
back to the cr-v ;-) I wedged a K&N typhoon in it a while back, that's it so far, been concentrating on the civic...(here I go with Jackson again) I hear jackson makes a supercharger for my application :-) (1997) I'm thinking that would be just the ticket...not so much power that I'm gonna roll the bitch, not too little power that granny's gonna tail and pass on the way to her sewing circle :naughty:
#27
Originally posted by Bakeoff
I didn't even notice!
I didn't even notice!
Originally posted by jonjon
Do you guys think modifying my CR-V is laughable? Or has anyone heard of one for that matter? Nearing the end of the line with my civic.
Do you guys think modifying my CR-V is laughable? Or has anyone heard of one for that matter? Nearing the end of the line with my civic.
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E46 ///M3
YD4 MDX - SOLD
EG Ferio - SOLD
FA Ferio - Returned
www.NelsonLee.net