WHICH IS BEST???

[dsmallz]

CHOOSE

[JDMjoe]

Had a integra too. But i chose the obvious.

[Spektrewing386]

apparently your a nissan fan. and you voted for your own altima that you already drive

[chituntang]

Honestly I cannot choose between a Civic or a Integra. But between the Honda and Nissan FWD platform, I would pick Honda for performance. I would, however, pick the Nissan for DD because it is a more comfortable.

[uproot]

2 threads... lol... only you added an altima.. specifically a 2002 altima, lol

why didnt you put specific years for the civic and integra?

[The Ninja]

You make one more mother****ing thread like this and I'm going to negrep the **** outta you, but only because thats all I can do.

[nreggie454]

This is a terrible thread. You don't specify at all between show, speed, drag, autocross, etc.

I will say that only cocksuckers who can't make a good thread drive 2002 Altimas.

[SE-Rious1]

umm how does a altima fit in the same category as tegs and civics ???

[R32Dragon]

Werent you the one asking about putting skyline engines in Civics? You better start another account cause youll never have credibility on this site after that.

[R3RUN]

Vote to ban this stupid ******. He doesn't contribute **** to the forums and is generally an asshat.

[imbosile]

hahahhaaa failure

[Spektrewing386]

You better start another account cause youll never have credibility on this site after that.

agreed. also, you have to look at your bank account balance and think about your future before you start to mod a car with great aspirations. just cant look into your account and say "i got $3000.00 in my account and thats it." then say "well $3000.00 is just enough to buy a sr20 clip and exhaust." then you will have a modded car and be 100% broke. I say you must have at least $1500 left over in an account after extensive mods to a car... if you only care about the car.... and thats if you currently have a job. if you dont have a job, i wouldnt consider spending 70% of your current savings on mods. remember you have to look into the future and have a nice buffer zone in your bank account. I saw you post in some for sale threads about making monthly payments on a $6000 car. that would be ok, but dont consider extensivly modding one if you cant even pay for it in full and have a nice sum left over. Your 17 and new to cars, that ok, and i understand as we all were new to cars once. but learn some accounting skills before you buy even an aftermarket intake.

If you can think of a type of car your seriously consider purchasing, go join a forum specifically related to that car. Example, i was looking into 240sx for a daily driver so i joined nicoclub.com and 240sxforums.com and i didnt post much, but i read a lot of threads and was a lurker. learned all the engine codes and the swaps people do and the basic cost and difficulty of those swaps. I read the technical FAQs and stuff. A week or 2 of straight reading and you can gain a lot of info. and to not look like a dumbass and post assinine questions i always use www.google.com that always can answer your question pretty quickly.





and i really do in all honestly suggest you re-register with another username (new email needed probably) if you consider posting more. you can keep your current username just for the purpose of randomly asking weird questions.

and a 2002 Altima is better than the 1992 230,000 mile Civic that you can afford.

[khaxnguyen]

^ haha

[cdhtang]

People are right, you should put more info for those cars. Yr, and model, how are we suppose to figure out which is better? Are you trying to compare a 07 civic si with a 93 da integra?