anyone with a 06 civic with full bodykit and bass works sytem?

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Originally Posted by Tigger

what size wheels are on that car? 17s or 18s?

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they look like 18s to me

Does anyone know which rims that civic has on that pic?

They look pretty hot...

I have the bass works but there's really nothing to take a picture of, the rear speakers are upgraded but they're hidden behind the grille. The amp is mounted on the top of the boot and it a box only marginally bigger than a cigarette packet with some wires coming out of it and a couple of dials...sounds good though :)

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Originally Posted by xqwzit

they look like 18s to me

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16 mate.

So does anyone know which wheels those are?

yeah sixteeeeeeeen!

PS: why would you buy the bass works?
if you need better sound go get an aftermarket installation for half the price and extremely better

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Originally Posted by aussiebuddha

PS: why would you buy the bass works?
if you need better sound go get an aftermarket installation for half the price and extremely better

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For me, it was because my car is leased and it was a lot easier just to buy all the accessories I wanted with the car at the time of purchase rather than after market, this applies to the wheels, bass works and seat covers.

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Originally Posted by Scratch2k

For me, it was because my car is leased and it was a lot easier just to buy all the accessories I wanted with the car at the time of purchase rather than after market, this applies to the wheels, bass works and seat covers.

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Fair enough- but from a tax perspective, you can still claim modifications as tax deductions can't you? Or were you doing this at dealer because you wanted your company/business to fund them through the lease? lols...

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Originally Posted by JaCe

Fair enough- but from a tax perspective, you can still claim modifications as tax deductions can't you? Or were you doing this at dealer because you wanted your company/business to fund them through the lease? lols...

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Wow, talk about rising a thread from the dead...

In answer to your question, I wanted all the accesssories under the lease..and the leasing company (most likely due to the law) wont let you add accessories on to the lease after the initial purchase, so if you want anything to be covered (and have the tax benefits) under the lease, you need to buy them with the car as dealer fitted accessories.

i got blue interior neons they look mad cuz every other light is blue too!!

LOL yes blue neons are good. I used to have them but too bright over time >< ... I do alot of night driving I realised.

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Originally Posted by Scratch2k

Wow, talk about rising a thread from the dead...

In answer to your question, I wanted all the accesssories under the lease..and the leasing company (most likely due to the law) wont let you add accessories on to the lease after the initial purchase, so if you want anything to be covered (and have the tax benefits) under the lease, you need to buy them with the car as dealer fitted accessories.

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Fair enough. It's easier to put it under the original lease- then you don't need to try and keep track of things for tax nor raise any suspicious questions.