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  1. #1
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    Aug 2012
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    Wollongong
    Car:
    93 CRX del sol

    any quick and easy ways to make your car go faster?

    hey guys,

    while my cars off the road i wanna play around with it and do some small and stupid mods for sh*ts and giggles lol..

    any suggestions?

    im gonna run a pipe from my front bar to my pod this week lol
    and have bought a start button haha

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    Apr 2008
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
    '90 EF8/'94 EH9
    What car/engine/budget?

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    WESTSIDE melbourne
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    Ekay
    Try this thing called NOS. but don't blow your self to pieces

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    SYD-SG-JPN-MY
    Easiest is probably weight reduction.
    PM me if you have b series performance parts!

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    Feb 2012
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
    Accord Euro CL9
    Octane Booster helps. Especially if you've been running 91 RON all this time.

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    Jul 2012
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    MIA
    Car:
    DC2R
    Flux Capacitor. What i used to run 13.8 in my dc2.

    But for real now. Dont get a CAI pipe. They have been shown to loss power, and not forget screw your motor when they suck water in. get a pod in a box and run some 4" hose for cold air intake.
    Lighter cars a faster car.
    Lighter wheels reduce unsprung weight.
    Loss weight. No point reducing the cars weight if you fat and weigh over 100kg. easy 30kg right there
    Exhaust system
    tune to 98 octaine
    Turbo

  7. #7
    full exhaust with a de cat pipe system that's quick install but a good $600-800 not sure on what power gains anybody got any input please ?

  8. #8
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    Aug 2012
    Location
    Wollongong
    Car:
    93 CRX del sol
    car is just a d15 lol..

    anyone else heard that you get more kms out of 95 than 98?

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    Feb 2012
    Location
    Northern Beaches
    Car:
    EG Civic
    dont run a pod, youll turn gay...

    no such thing as a cheap mod that will make you go fast in a d series.... maybe get a bigger exhaust or a bigger intake manifold/throttle body, small/stupid mods = no noticeable power gain, maybe a whole killowattt
    Wakefield Park PB: 1.15.6

  10. #10
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    Location
    Victoria
    Car:
    Civic EG4 GLi
    Quote Originally Posted by Grady93 View Post
    car is just a d15 lol..

    anyone else heard that you get more kms out of 95 than 98?
    I get more out of BP 95 than 98, but it's very marginal. Car runs better on 95 than 91, 98 does not appear to improve anything for me. I guess you would need to be tuned to see a real benefit from 98.

  11. #11
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    Apr 2008
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
    '90 EF8/'94 EH9
    D15, that's your biggest problem. Go cheap turbo (maybe $3k) unless you wanna tear the whole thing apart and do a full rebuild with new low and top end internals.

  12. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by JDM DC2R View Post
    Flux Capacitor. What i used to run 13.8 in my dc2.

    But for real now. Dont get a CAI pipe. They have been shown to loss power, and not forget screw your motor when they suck water in. get a pod in a box and run some 4" hose for cold air intake.
    Lighter cars a faster car.
    Lighter wheels reduce unsprung weight.
    Loss weight. No point reducing the cars weight if you fat and weigh over 100kg. easy 30kg right there
    Exhaust system
    tune to 98 octaine
    Turbo
    This guy.

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