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should i put money in?


esko1269
11-18-2002, 08:02 PM
okay guys, i bought a lancer on halloween of last year. i got it before i learned how to drive standard so its an automatic. Should i still put money in it for performance? In january im considering buying a header for it, and an intake and other stuff, but my lil bro, who owns a sooped up lil civic crx says it not worth it. Should i or shouldnt I? Also, can i can horsepower from just a muffler and header or do i have to get all that other junk done to? And what about that test pipe thinggie i see everyone talking about? I'm kinda new to the whole thing so can some one please explain? Thanks

HobieKopek
11-22-2002, 02:32 AM
You Lancer should have more torque and generally be faster than his Civic assuming the same mods, but I still don't see much of a point to extensive tuning on AT cars. If all you're doing is bolt-ons I doubt you'll be disappointed, but if you plan on putting a lot of HP to the pavement then...well...trade it in for a 5spd ES and eat a little loss? ;)

Lil red '03
11-23-2002, 11:22 AM
My personal opinion, I would get the 5 spd. I got my '03 with the stick because I like shifting gears and I love that sound the engine makes as you downshift as it rises a bit and then comes down. << sighs >> My ex couldn't drive a stick, so I was stuck in automatic hell for a long time. Good luck with your shopping.

Junior.

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