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Old 10-01-2005, 12:00 AM   #14
graywolf624
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Quite honestly I dont understand why youd bother to mod it in the first place.. Its never going to be that great(its an accord) and its your daily driver .. 2 strikes..

Then the biggest strike of them all, modding voids warrenty(definitily on the new parts, but also on anything they could effect) and will lower your cars resale value. If you really want to go mod happy why not buy a toy second car or start with something a little more mod worthy..


I know what Im saying is considered blasphamy by some of you but I think that same line of thought every time I see a honda civic or accord with some modifications. We won't even get into new cars that aren't even the slightest bit sporty. Now there are of course exceptions, for instance road racing in a honda specific class, but otherwise I just dont get it. Its more expensive to do it that way at the end of the day(especially with the newer model, and it destroys the entire benefit of a honda, reliability and family economy) For this very reason other then stuff to save me gas mileage Ill never mod the 6.. Ill buy a toy car to do that too while I drive the 6..

Oh well.. my vote.. save you cash and buy a first gen miata... insurance companies rate a second car as a regular car rather then as a sports car or performance car (how I was paying 400 a year for a camaro before I sold it)
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