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Ride the clutch? I thought riding the clutch is halfway engaging it When I'm going 50 and I see a red light I disengage the clutch and then put it into first anticipating the stop and go I don't engage the clutch until the light turns green

That's weird because I can move into first even at money shift speeds at like 40 mph Haven't tried it at 70 mph, am I damaging it by forcing it?

Not actually engaging the clutch as this would result in a money shift but is merely moving the shifter to 1st gear when say moving at 50 mph to anticipate a stop bad for the car? Every time I shift into it it's somewhat difficult to move the shifter as if my car is saying "hey don't do that"

Yea my front tires are still the same ones from the factory I think, I got the car used at 17k miles and it has 24.5 now :/

So... Vitviper tune Exhaust, air intake, header, what else? I also heard that stock air intakes provide more than enough air for the engine

Oh What's Honda rate it at? The crank? If so I meant 260 at the crank forget what I said

And cheapest would be nice too :)

Like I want to know how each individual part works together to move the vehicle, and what are the advantages to upgrading said parts I don't want to get into modding if I have no clue what I'm doing haha

So would you still consider the car reliable after that or no?

Oh wow that's it? My car won't explode or anything? Probably won't do it any time soon but I'd have a professional install it for me, awesome to see a 70-80 horsepower gain for the price A 280 horsepower civic at around 3070isb pounds would probably really quick

I'm hearing things about super chargers being simpler to install and work with. But what all do you need? Do you need a tune? Can the car handle the gains on stock parts?

>April 1st

I try to drive to where I get 29-30+ mpg But I usually floor it from stop to go if I can I live around a lot of straight roads

How expensive do you think it'd be? Sounds real nice, got a honda dealership in my city, maybe they would have the people to work on that?

Too Damn BUSY What happened to tasteful body styles? Honda should not follow in Hyundai's direction

Where would you get the covers?

Man the police blow

I don't see any obnoxious body kits or GT wings so I wouldn't call it rice Depending on how loud your exhaust is it could be labeled as RICE rice is an acronym If I can say it's a race inspired cosmetic enhancement then it's rice.

RICE is not provocative Body kits, spoilers, and teal wheels are race inspired cosmetic enhancements

Not talking racing seats, but nice luxurious leather seats Seems like you can't find any anywhere