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Old 07-24-2003, 12:39 AM
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Integra or Prelude?

My dad just bought me a 96 Integra LS.. Im pretty much a car retard & Im now getting regrets cuz I think the preludes mightve been better. Whatd ya guys think?

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Old 07-24-2003, 02:55 AM
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well each has its own strengths.

the ls is a fine car to start with since u are a newbie to the car scene, but so is the prelude. i'd say stick w/ the ls since u have it an jus learn from it. then once u learn from ur mistakes u can go out an get wutever u REALLY want an then build that. good luck w/ everything u do w/ it.
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Old 07-24-2003, 08:47 AM
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Dude enjoy the car u have...its an Integra which means there is plenty of mods for it if u want to go that route also the Integra is cheaper than the prelude so even if u wanted to sell it u wouldnt get enough to buy the same year lude u would have to get like a 93 which most likely will have a lot of miles on it.

If this is your first car its a great car to start with trust me....my first was my moms 93 Pontiac Grand Am 4dr ....O yeah I was pimpin in that thing....

Good luck with the car and just have fun with it for now...my two cents
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Old 07-24-2003, 11:13 AM
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Dude enjoy the car u have...its an Integra which means there is plenty of mods for it if u want to go that route also the Integra is cheaper than the prelude so even if u wanted to sell it u wouldnt get enough to buy the same year lude u would have to get like a 93 which most likely will have a lot of miles on it.

If this is your first car its a great car to start with trust me....my first was my moms 93 Pontiac Grand Am 4dr ....O yeah I was pimpin in that thing....

Good luck with the car and just have fun with it for now...my two cents
Haha that made me feel a lil better =) Thx. I guess I dont really need a "great" car right now cuz all I needa do is to get my ass from place to place
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Old 07-24-2003, 02:02 PM
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But you can make that LS a "Great" car.
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Old 07-24-2003, 02:28 PM
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But you can make that LS a "Great" car.
I bet you're right.. All I need is $$$
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Old 07-24-2003, 02:37 PM
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well each has its own strengths.

the ls is a fine car to start with since u are a newbie to the car scene, but so is the prelude. i'd say stick w/ the ls since u have it an jus learn from it. then once u learn from ur mistakes u can go out an get wutever u REALLY want an then build that. good luck w/ everything u do w/ it.
True that Thanks

Im just glad Im not one of those dorks who ride bikes to school
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I rode my bike to school *pouts*

j/k I lived 5 minutes walking distance away from my school and I still drove sometimes just to be "cool" It was really nothing but a waste of gas.

Now I'm in college and live almost 3 miles off campus. I wish I could walk to school.

Good luck with the car though. Integras a great base to start from for mods Well, I guess having money in your pocket would be a better base to start from.
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I take it you still live with your parents. No offence, I do too. But just work your ass off for like half a year and slap a turbo on it. Nuf said.
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he's right the LS is perfect for a Turbo....it craves it...it loves it .....it needs it....

WOW I'm dilirious I need more sleep....I think I'm gonna take a nap at my desk today at work....lol

But seriously the low compression ratio of the LS motor makes it a perfect candidate for a turbo...its better suited for it than a GSR
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Loesch....are u planning on slapping a turbo on ur baby???
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Old 07-25-2003, 11:12 AM
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Integra, I've driven both and respect both cars. I was in your situation last Dec(Teg vs Lude) when I bough't my teg and I don't regret buying my integra at all I'ts an excellent car. so again TEG
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I rode my bike to school *pouts*

j/k I lived 5 minutes walking distance away from my school and I still drove sometimes just to be "cool" It was really nothing but a waste of gas.

Now I'm in college and live almost 3 miles off campus. I wish I could walk to school.

Good luck with the car though. Integras a great base to start from for mods Well, I guess having money in your pocket would be a better base to start from.
5 minutes walking distance is like half a mile, so with an accord (roughly 30mpg??) you'd run through 1 gallon of gas every 6 weeks? (.5 miles each way = 1 mile. 5 days in the week x 6 weeks = 30 miles = 1 gallon gas)
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I wish I could walk a half mile in 5 minutes. From my experiences in middle school walking a lil over a mile one way every day for 3 years, it takes me about 30 minutes to walk a mile. So actually my school was really like 1/3 or 1/4 mile from my house. making me even more ridiculous of a human being.

I think the math on your part is about right, but me driving to school only opened the floodgates for ridiculous trips at lunchtime etc. Cuz every time I would hear a suggestion of somewhere to go, I would think "well the car is right there" So add 4-7 miles at lunch every day and a nearly 1 mile round trip becomes a 5-8 mile day. Then there was work after school every day which was far enough away to warrant driving.

Moral of the story: I turned my sip of gas each day into a very small gulp Small waste, yes, but a waste nonetheless. All for the sake of "cool" Plus I had to drive by the front of the school at the end of every day so all the girls I wanted to talk to could see that I was a man wit transportation!!!
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