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hks, I don't like the Skunk 2 exhaust souunds. Some better ones though are; GReddy Evo 2 A'Pexi WS2 or just a simple Magnaflow cat-back system which actually sound pretty good for a cheaper brand.

Honda trains their own technicians. Get some field experience then go see a dealer. WyoTech and Universal Technical Institue are good schools and can land you a great job if you work for it.

Civic's are extremely easy to find parts for, replace them and upgrade them. A lot of Civic parts are interchangable some even from other generations. Easiest car imo to find parts for.

Well depending on which years you mix: -If you take the rear of a 2000 Honda Civic EX: http://site.jpdavisauto.com/images/2000_civic_ex_rear.jpg -And mix it with the front of an Integra: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3140/2569807138_f984fe80fc.jpg -Your result is something called the Honda...

Cost of the car itself will cost anywhere from $600 (If you start with just a shell or it's in really bad condition) up to $3000. Any higher than that and your paying too much for a 1992 Civic. In the end though it'll cost much more than $3,000. You have to also take into account the price of...

Cost of the car itself will cost anywhere from $600 (If you start with just a shell or it's in really bad condition) up to $3000. Any higher than that and your paying too much for a 1992 Civic. In the end though it'll cost much more than $3,000. You have to also take into account the price of...

Cost of the car itself will cost anywhere from $600 (If you start with just a shell or it's in really bad condition) up to $3000. Any higher than that and your paying too much for a 1992 Civic. In the end though it'll cost much more than $3,000. You have to also take into account the price of...

1. No, motor oil for the most part won't give better performance (at least not a noticeable gain). Although there are claims out there that people have noticed a difference when switching oils. Like those who switched over to Royal Purple have claimed a smoother idle and more horsepower. I'd...

$2300 is a bit over priced. I picked up a 1995 Civic EX for $2200 running in great condition and it had 170k miles on the chasis and a rebuilt motor with 50k on it, the body was in great condition and it was very clean. I think your paying too much compared to other cars that are out there.

$2300 is a bit over priced. I picked up a 1995 Civic EX for $2200 running in great condition and it had 170k miles on the chasis and a rebuilt motor with 50k on it, the body was in great condition and it was very clean. I think your paying too much compared to other cars that are out there.

Your fine. It is getting colder though, so depending on where you live it's not a bad idea to switch to 5w30 for those cold start ups.

Generally yes Hondas are good and reliable provided that the owners took good care of the care. But that applies to any car not just Hondas, any car will last a long time if it's taken care of. Honda's just tend to withstand the average driver abuse a bit better. "i heard that the onlky thing i...

Go to: http://www.decodethis.com/ or http://members.lycos.nl/hendrik/honda/vin.htm Just research your VIN and you'll know.

10w40 or 10w30 depending where you live. If it can get really cold (ice and crap on your car like mine lol) 5w-30 wouldn't hurt during the winter, especially during a cold morning start-up. 20w40 is too thick for the upcoming winter.

I hate to answer with a question but... What model CR-V? Is it a manual or automatic? Can you give any details of where the sound is coming from when the car is idling? (Walk around the car and try to pin-point the location as best you can) Get under the car, pop the hood do whatever to see if...

I hate to answer with a question but... What model CR-V? Is it a manual or automatic? Can you give any details of where the sound is coming from when the car is idling? (Walk around the car and try to pin-point the location as best you can) Get under the car, pop the hood do whatever to see if...

it's a waste of time. this internet thing will never work

Still debating on this I see. By the time you make up your mind someone is gonna buy that clean Si. With some money you can make that Si look just as clean and hot, if not better looking, than your Eclipse.

Stop asking and buy it, I've answered 3 of your posts about this car lol. One of them asking which looked nicer, that Civic who's photo was taken by your average Joe or an Eclipse who's photo was taken on a more professional level. That is a very clean Civic Si, I would take that thing in a...

So, you had a distributor go bad on you, bought a new one, had someone install it and now the new one is acting like crap? My guess is the new one wasn't installed correctly, whether it be the firing order or the timing is now all jacked up, you should take it in to get looked at again, I'd go...