which is da best civics body??

[souofreestyl]

Originally Posted by S13wanabe

Eg's beat Ek's all day long. On the track and the street. Weight is the key. You can make a chassis more rigid, but you can only take so much off. I have an Eg and all my friends cars are Eg's so I have a biased opinion. But they are lighter.

Okay, but I rather look way better than to be a little faster.....It's cool that it weights less, but the EG is the ugliest chassis of the civics.....but don't take my word for it.....I'm just a newbie (notice this statement is an opinion, especially the newbie part lol)

[S13wanabe]

I don't really like the way the EK looks. The 2000 SI is a decent looking car, so if it is done to look like that it's ok. The EG looks mean thoung when it is lowered, even stock. From the front it looks rad. But like you said it's an opinion game. I'm probably too race oriented, just got done with Skip Barber Race School so now I have a one track mind. Speed is the only thing that matters, who cares about looks.

[Ace$nyper]

oh cool how was skips?

I've been looking into schools and hear mixed reviews on that one.

you said rad lol.

still 4th gen > all

[S13wanabe]

It's incredible. It is really a course for someone who either wants to have fun in a race car, or who wants to persue a possible career in racing. I'm the second guy. It is pricey, but most the schools are. The 2.0 Formula Dodge cars are awsome and incredibly fun to drive. I took it at Laguna Seca so I got to race around one of the greatest tracks in the world. You really learn a lot, but it's knowledge for racing, not really for street cars. It will imrove your driving a little, but it will improve your racing a lot. I plan on taking the Advanced Class next, and then save up to enter the Skip Barber Regional race series.