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  1. #1
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    New to the whole "Honda thing"

    Hey,
    Im Russ.

    I'm kind of a convert to Hondas, as I just sold my Ford Fairmont Ghia, to try and cut fuel costs, insurance costs and all round "un-uniqueness" of the Falcon.

    So, I thought Hondas would be a good place to try out something different.
    I'm completely new to Hondas, so I know NOTHING at all.
    Id be keen to learn as much as I can, from lurking the forums and seeing what everyone else is up to.

    Cheers!

    Russ.

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    Welcome
    And what Honda were you looking at?
    Im thinking Euro
    But be warned Honda doesn't have that toqrue-ness that i6 and v6s are known for
    hence why they rev harder/higher to get the horsepower/torque
    You've gone through more accords than I changed underwear this month! - Sugz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jasemas View Post
    Welcome
    And what Honda were you looking at?
    Im thinking Euro
    But be warned Honda doesn't have that toqrue-ness that i6 and v6s are known for
    hence why they rev harder/higher to get the horsepower/torque
    Ive been looking at Accord VTI-S, like the 96 model.
    And also stuff like EG, EK Civics, and then Preludes. Just anything really.

    VTEC tickles my fancy though :P

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    As you can see, Im horrible with models and all that.
    Ask me about Fords though, and Im your man.

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    honda's are known for their fuel efficiency, reliability and agile ways on track not to mention decent aftermarket support but as said above .. they do lack torque !

    I do recommended to read , Honda's are probably the easiest to learn of them all !
    " MY VTECC GOES BWAHHHHHHHH BAHHHHHHH BWA BWA BWAAHHHHHHH "

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    Yeah they definitely seem interesting!
    Torque isn't something I'm fussed about right now, just looking for something fun to drive

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    Might want to put Integras on that consideration list too
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    deff have a look into

    DC2R , DC5R , EM1 , EP3R , EK4 , EG's and so on

    there's a lot out there and engine swaps are also available .. probably the best to do if you want decent power !

    also please try to stick to genuine brands with simple modding , nothing rice ! ahah
    " MY VTECC GOES BWAHHHHHHHH BAHHHHHHH BWA BWA BWAAHHHHHHH "

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    Im not looking to spend millions of bucks, just maybe a few dollars here and there to get it up and going, whatever THAT is... I need to find a Honda first, lol.

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    Well what's your budget?
    Are you after a sports car?
    Sedan?
    Or small hatchback?

    If you're after a Honda sedan
    Get the 96 Vti-S - Sunroof, leather, digital climate control, alloys, VTEC, ABS, cruise control and 2 airbags
    Though the VTEC used for accords is more for fuel efficiency than performance
    As an Accord man - i'd highly reccomend these cars

    Or if you're after *new* accords
    Get an Accord Euro
    They go for about $13,000 these days
    They've been using the same chassis for over 9 years


    I cant say much for Honda's sports cars or hatchbacks as i don't own one
    But i've heard theyre pretty good
    It all depends on what you're after
    Good luck
    You've gone through more accords than I changed underwear this month! - Sugz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jasemas View Post
    Well what's your budget?
    Are you after a sports car?
    Sedan?
    Or small hatchback?
    I'm after anything really, and at the moment I can't really spend more than $5k.
    The 96 Accords do look great, and Ive gone to look at one before (albeit a bit of a rust bucket)
    I just need to find the right one.

    Cheers

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    welcome,
    firstly..... epic avatar...

    secondly, hondas are great, have a read over build threads and diy threads and engine info/everything decent in the forum, then youll have al the knowledge you need
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