ME

Greetings, I finally did it, I bought me a 2005 5 spd sedan civic. I wonder
how would I customize it?
I'm not into flashy stuff, I already got it tinted %20 and it looks great,,
anything to make it faster? Any links would be appreciated.

Thanks

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ME

jim beam

ME wrote:
> Greetings, I finally did it, I bought me a 2005 5 spd sedan civic. I wonder
> how would I customize it?
> I'm not into flashy stuff, I already got it tinted %20 and it looks great,,
> anything to make it faster? Any links would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>

check your lease or finance agreement before you do anything. you don't
own a leased car, & there's a lien on a financed car that allows repo of
the security [the car] if you don't pay so the lender may not be too
enthusiastic about you doing anything. this is why most people that
want to "go faster" buy older models they can own outright - they can do
anything they want to it.

jim beam

ME wrote:
> Greetings, I finally did it, I bought me a 2005 5 spd sedan civic. I wonder
> how would I customize it?
> I'm not into flashy stuff, I already got it tinted %20 and it looks great,,
> anything to make it faster? Any links would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>

check your lease or finance agreement before you do anything. you don't
own a leased car, & there's a lien on a financed car that allows repo of
the security [the car] if you don't pay so the lender may not be too
enthusiastic about you doing anything. this is why most people that
want to "go faster" buy older models they can own outright - they can do
anything they want to it.

Jason

In article <10t3ha6215i12cc@corp.supernews.com>, "ME" <ezcom@birch.net> wrote:

> Greetings, I finally did it, I bought me a 2005 5 spd sedan civic. I wonder
> how would I customize it?
> I'm not into flashy stuff, I already got it tinted %20 and it looks great,,
> anything to make it faster? Any links would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks

I agree with the other person that posted a response. Don't do anything
that will void the warranty. After the warranty runs out--do anything you
want to do.
In the mean time, visit a local magazine shop and buy an issue of a
magazine entitled, Honda Tuning and another one entitled, Import Tuner.
www.hondatuningmagazine.com
www.importtuner.com

There are lots of articles in both magazines tht contain pictures and
stories related to people that have added all sorts of stuff to their
Honda Cars. Some of them are so great that they have won first place in
various car shows. The car on the cover of the current issue of Honda
Tuning has been changed so much that it no longer even looks like a Honda.
Take notes from the articles so you will know what to do when the warranty
runs out. Keep all receipts for insurance reasons.

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Jason

In article <10t3ha6215i12cc@corp.supernews.com>, "ME" <ezcom@birch.net> wrote:

> Greetings, I finally did it, I bought me a 2005 5 spd sedan civic. I wonder
> how would I customize it?
> I'm not into flashy stuff, I already got it tinted %20 and it looks great,,
> anything to make it faster? Any links would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks

I agree with the other person that posted a response. Don't do anything
that will void the warranty. After the warranty runs out--do anything you
want to do.
In the mean time, visit a local magazine shop and buy an issue of a
magazine entitled, Honda Tuning and another one entitled, Import Tuner.
www.hondatuningmagazine.com
www.importtuner.com

There are lots of articles in both magazines tht contain pictures and
stories related to people that have added all sorts of stuff to their
Honda Cars. Some of them are so great that they have won first place in
various car shows. The car on the cover of the current issue of Honda
Tuning has been changed so much that it no longer even looks like a Honda.
Take notes from the articles so you will know what to do when the warranty
runs out. Keep all receipts for insurance reasons.

--
NEWSGROUP SUBSCRIBERS MOTTO
We respect those subscribers that ask for advice or provide advice.
We do NOT respect the subscribers that enjoy criticizing people.