first time civic owner

[bmoreballa119]

im looking to start putting money into my newly acquired 02 si hatch. i wanna start slow being as money isnt tight but dont want to blow tons right away. i wanna run naturally aspirated and want to know the best way to start. i was thinking intake and exhaust lmk what you guys think. any and all help will be appreciated

 

[khmernese]

money is tight or money is not tight? i see that it says isnt, but the words before "being" and the word itself contradicts it. if that makes sense. i am dyslexic maybe i mixed the words around. =x

intake, header, and exhaust are common first steps to "modding" a car.

 

[Avant Uprising]

look for bolt ons maybe a k20a swap, cams, im, etc just do some research tons of info on here.

 

[Mr.Baker]

Do some research, come in with a budget and buy quality parts.

 

[DuckIt]

Intake header exhaust. Not ebay crap.

Coilovers, wheels, other suspension crap

MAINTANENCE.

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[Mr.Baker]

Intake header exhaust. Not ebay crap.

Again, eBay doesn't sell or manufacture anything.
You can get good deals on quality parts, it's the buyers that need to be informed and know WHAT they are buying.

 

[crash!]

They've basically said it. Intake, exhaust, cams...etc.


A good way to look around and see what other people have done is looking at others' build threads. NWP has some good K series builds on there.

 

[bmoreballa119]

money is tight or money is not tight? i see that it says isnt, but the words before "being" and the word itself contradicts it. if that makes sense. i am dyslexic maybe i mixed the words around. =x

intake, header, and exhaust are common first steps to "modding" a car.

thanks guys and no money isnt tight i just dont want to brake the bank all at once haha

 

[crash!]

Just buy your parts gradually. Just take the time to research and you'll be set