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Midian

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Hey guys im new here bought my very first 2012 honda civic sedan lx. Im looking to lower it asap. Im coming from Infiniti g37 coupe family. I went Eco now and more family oriented. I need more info in lowering this car. i see there is only eibach pro kit and road magnets available is that so? So far all i have are 2011 civic si wheels powder coated steel grey pearlescent
 
DyNoGearJammer

DyNoGearJammer

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16
Dover Plains, NY
Vehicle Model
Civic EX 5spd
Body Style
coupe
webby said:
:wavey: Welcome to the site. As for performance... you can look into the hondata reflash, a few options for short ram intakes, or injen cold air intake...and a handful of exhausts to choose from. All depends on budget, or what your goals are. Where are you located?
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We are in South Eastern NY. About 90 miles north of NYC on the CT border. How much does a reflash really do for these things?

Pat
 
karipap

karipap

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Hi, I'm new in this forum. I'm from Malaysia, just owned a 2012 T/White Honda Civic 2.0 SOHC i-VTEC. This is an Asian model, noticed that US only have 1.8 SOHC and 2.4 DOHC.
 
What'sUpDOHC!

What'sUpDOHC!

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590
401
Oahu,Hawaii
Vehicle Model
Si DOHC Beast
Body Style
4door
Whats up guys figure I introduce myself since I've been lurking this forum for quite some time. Nam3s corey and I'm from Oahu,Hawaii. I traded in my 09 civic ex for my 2012 civic si in July of this year and all I got to say is that I'm loving this car. Mod bug has bit me hard and I'm starting to gather all my parts for the car and still has paper plates lol just curious but I'm planning on buying some 17x9.75 +25 and wondering what I have to do to make them fit? I have coils but from my 8th and was planning on installing them also? Any feedback is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
 
JaydiemTRAN

JaydiemTRAN

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1,353
784
T0R0NT0, CANADA
Vehicle Model
Accord SE
Body Style
Sedan
A.) You go with a stretched tire 215/40 or 215/45 on a 17x9 and don't really run much camber at all. B.) Roll fenders if you want the meaty tire look, referring to 235/40 on a 17x9 if you do this look, you'll have to roll your fenders, you can do a slight pull you want to. But we'll be running about -4.5 camber in the rear just to clear the tires 235/40 on a 17x9 with a +22 really low offset. But this is all depending on how low you are..or how low you want to go..
 
JaydiemTRAN

JaydiemTRAN

ᴛᴏᴘ ᴇɴᴅ ʀ4ᴄ1ɴ6 ᴍᴏᴛᴏʀᴡᴇʀᴋꜱ™|ᴛʀᴀᴅᴇʜᴏᴜꜱᴇ ᴄᴀɴᴀᴅᴀ™ ɪɴᴄ.
1,353
784
T0R0NT0, CANADA
Vehicle Model
Accord SE
Body Style
Sedan
Welcome to 9thCivic™ btw! Hope my somewhat advice helps..lol
 
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