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Old 05-08-2004, 04:06 PM   #1
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Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

I'm getting the GReddy Kit, so I got some mods to the engine done! I wanna give my car a unique and nice look...JDM Front End is nice...should i save up and get it or spend money on more "under the Hood" mods??
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Old 05-08-2004, 04:24 PM   #2
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

ummm what kind fo car is it first ??
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Old 05-08-2004, 04:26 PM   #3
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its a 98 GSR
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Old 05-08-2004, 08:46 PM   #4
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i went to couple of sites and it offers the conversion in OEM Metal and Fiberglass...which one is better? And are they refering to the front bumper or something else?
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Old 05-08-2004, 08:49 PM   #5
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

Hook up the engine. Nothing is worse (to me) than an all-show, no-go ricer. You have a great engine to mod so do that first
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

andyautosport.com offers a couple good lookin JDM conversions , ..but i am kinda with ricochet ..you dont really wanna have a flashy car that cant move to par
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Old 05-10-2004, 01:00 PM   #7
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

ya but he has will have a turbo so it will have some go. Depending on what is more important to you it is up to you. The jdm front looks bad A, I almost did one myself. If you get one, DO NOT get a fiberglass one, fiberglass is crap, will not handle the abuse metal will, will fall apart eventually, and depending on the color will not match well with paint on door panel.
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

If you want a JDM front end conversipon, then buy a JDM front end conversion. Don't get some ghey as fuck, cheap EbayDM crap "JDM" bodykit.
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

A fiberglass front is nice but not on a daily driver. Can't take the abuse the same as stock.
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Why do you want us to decide what you're gonna do to your car? It's yours, do what you want out of it.
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

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Why do you want us to decide what you're gonna do to your car? It's yours, do what you want out of it.
You know, we really should start taking advantage of this, we can have everyone that ask for our popinions driving around in cars we like, maybe then we can get some of this crap that's rolling around off the streets.
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

get the jdm kit , a gsr moves quite well in stock form , just dont go out of your league when racing ... remember , you can only race some times , but you can ALWAYS look good !!
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

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Re: Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

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You know, we really should start taking advantage of this, we can have everyone that ask for our popinions driving around in cars we like, maybe then we can get some of this crap that's rolling around off the streets.
great idea.


definately go for the looks so I can still have a car that's faster than most.
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Re: Save up for a JDM Conversion or spend the money on engine mods?

this dude has a 98 GSR? Pshhh dog do the main bolt ons and get your front end done. You dont need much shit under the hood with the Vtec engine. Dont turbo charge a B18C man if you gonna modity it Do some internal work. So get it the way you want it to look first cause its already (quick) enough
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