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#1
03-02-2003, 04:46 AM
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hi everyone
hi everyone! how are you? im a newbie so yeh.. dont know what to say.
*thinks* erm, i dont have a car yet, but planning to buy a honda prelude 4th generation. still looking for a good bargin cause im cheap. hehe. kidding and um, yeh.. i have looked at your rides at the top and you've all got sweet rides erm, so yeh nice to know you all!  by the way, how low can you go when lowering a prelude? have anyone seen the prelude in the the new issue of hot4s? now thats HOT! 
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03-02-2003, 05:42 AM
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hey there
Whereabouts are you located. For lowering, only whiteline as a choice, the rest are nowhere near as good
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03-02-2003, 03:30 PM
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Pete...you need to get your eyes checked
 he said how low can you go not who to go to legally your car has to be 10 cm or higher off the ground...although many people's cars aren't legal my front bumper is about 8 or 9 cm of the ground...
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03-02-2003, 08:41 PM
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oh cool! thanks for the info!
does anyone know if cyber motorsport has a website or not? i tried www.cybermotorsports.com and www.cybermotorsports.com.au and what do you think of 12 grand for a 93 prelude? cheap or expensive? or does anyone know where i can get em cheaper? 
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03-02-2003, 08:45 PM
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do you have to drive your car sideways to get over em? or do you drive normally? sorry for the question, just worried... and i dont even have a car yet. haha.
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03-02-2003, 09:50 PM
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 Howdy! As mentioned, the lowest part of your car (usually muffler) must be the thickness of a telephone book off the ground (that's what they use to test when defecting). When lowering a lot, check for turns to lock and remember to get revalved shocks or your car will rest on it's bump stops. Get professionally coiled springs too, unless you want to bounce pimp-daddy style all over the road.  12g for a 93 Prelude is extremely good value. Most would be pushing it to find an Integra GSi 93 model in good condition for that much. GL with the car.
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03-03-2003, 03:23 AM
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i saw one in the paper, 93 model, white, vtec, auto for $11,900
but i didnt want an auto  well im hoping to come across that price again working so hard to get this damn car haha
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03-03-2003, 07:39 AM
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sideways pot holes - avoid what's normal driving avoid certain places...ie..don't park in shopping centre car parks that have ramps, etc....places I know that have big speed humps... half the time..if you scrape the bumper..it ends up being a flatish driveway..that you understimated lol...
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03-04-2003, 09:03 PM
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ahehehehe, sideways?
thats horrible i hate seeing people drive their cars sideways  what other hondas can i get for around 10g -15g? or any other models? cause im dying for one but its giving me a headache just looking at the trading post every week. i sit there for like hours trying to figure out which one to buy, and when i decide and call the seller up, its already sold. And at other times, you see for example a 97 prelude, the new shape ones for like 16 grand! i called em up and went to their place straight away, and i end up seeing some damaged car that has just been fix. looks perfect from the outside, but when you look at the engine bay you can see the damage done before. I hate it most when you ask them if its been in an accident, and they lie to you and say it hasnt when you can perfectly see the damage bloody assholes =/ well, all my stress is out. hehehe hope you injoy
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03-04-2003, 10:08 PM
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Got a Japanese spec '90 VTEC Civic you can have for 12 grand
Otherwise, a nice EG Si Civic or a EF CRX would be in that bracket wit ha bit of change. Personally, I like the '88-90 Prelude with 4WS over any other 'lude
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03-05-2003, 02:17 AM
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current model preludes are slow..I got held up by a stock vtir last night...good job of revving infront of me...but it didn't move lol...
oh, before you consider the EG remember insurance is a killer for them.
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03-05-2003, 02:24 AM
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I remember you having all sorts of insurance issues.
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03-05-2003, 02:37 AM
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atleast my car moves a bit better now.... and I don't make people brake half way through 1st gear, if I've been revving at the lights
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03-05-2003, 09:37 PM
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lol!
its thursday and its another day to look at the trading post i saw a integra for $11 990, is that cheap? well, i dont know if its a vtec yet but im coming to take a look this afternoon. wish me luck and also im going to take a look a a 92 Honda Prelude Si for around $9900 and a subaru liberty 97 model saw that in the morning and i kinda like it well, if your on before i leave, what do you think i should buy? well, leaving home at arounf 5:00pm, so hopefully all the cars are still avalible for me to choose so catch yous later tonight
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03-06-2003, 04:28 AM
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Out of those I'd go the Prelude. The Integra is prob 93 or 94 GSi and the Subaru forum is where the other on beelongs
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