Well, I might not be driving the bonneville much longer...
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So mike, when can I drop the bonneville off with the list of repairs?
I was thinking i should do some engine mods too so I am not a complete ricer, so I have decided on a electric BOV that is set to go off when I hit VTec and an electric supercharger for a little boost. I hear the VTec motors like the extra push.
I was also thinking of shaving the rear doors. I think it would give it a good look. Oh, and a 4" drop.
I was thinking i should do some engine mods too so I am not a complete ricer, so I have decided on a electric BOV that is set to go off when I hit VTec and an electric supercharger for a little boost. I hear the VTec motors like the extra push.
I was also thinking of shaving the rear doors. I think it would give it a good look. Oh, and a 4" drop.
You might want to get that electric turbo thingy, and the turbonator and those magnets you put on the fuel line.
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Originally Posted by petraman
Blowin off some steam. Just kills me when people say rice. Specially when it doesn't even apply.
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Nothing wrong on the GS-R itself, I'm sure Geoff was joking with the rice parts...
We didn't get the GS-R up here in Canada. Looks clean, you'll enjoy it for sure. I'm enjoying a BeaterCivic as well... things have to change when you can't afford 17mpg.
We didn't get the GS-R up here in Canada. Looks clean, you'll enjoy it for sure. I'm enjoying a BeaterCivic as well... things have to change when you can't afford 17mpg.
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Originally Posted by 94BonnieSE
one of my friends has a GS-R, hes always showing off.. to me it was just an acura didnt know they werent sold in canada.
FYI, for those of you who don't know what it looks like (of course you do, lol), my current ride - but in white:
the handling
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Originally Posted by repinS
Originally Posted by 94BonnieSE
one of my friends has a GS-R, hes always showing off.. to me it was just an acura didnt know they werent sold in canada.
FYI, for those of you who don't know what it looks like (of course you do, lol), my current ride - but in white:
the handling
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I think it'* just too early, but this thread has me completely confused. I wanna know what'* actually going on!!!! But on a side note, I kinda like the Integra...
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I used to have a 1987 Honda Integra (they were sold as Hondas here - we don't have the Acura brand).
It wasn't a bad car, considering it was the base model 1.5 litre 12-valve DX. It looked smart enough but structural rust got it in the end. Here'* a piccy of mine:
It wasn't a bad car, considering it was the base model 1.5 litre 12-valve DX. It looked smart enough but structural rust got it in the end. Here'* a piccy of mine: