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    welcome to the boards, what kinda car do you drive?




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    Quote Originally Posted by Tbird_guy
    welcome to the boards, what kinda car do you drive?
    Daily driver:

    1990 Honda Civic DX Sedan [ED3]. Bone stock DPFI. I'm in the process of converting to 5-spd and putting an HF tranny in...this thing is going to be a gas mileage queen. Pretty much the only upgrade is some prothane mount inserts...all my rubber was destroyed.

    Trying to sell:

    1992 Honda Civic VX Hatch [EH2]. Currently it's a shell I'm trying to unload [see CARS FOR SALE forum], but previously it was home to a turbo B18A with fully stock internals [240 whp / 236 wtq].

    New Project:

    1988 Honda Civic STD [ED6]. Still rolling with the DPFI currently. I'm trying to save for my wedding and pay down those high interest credit cards right now. Once those are out of the way [and after I graduate and really start making the cheese], it's going to be a barely streetable, not comfortable to ride in, fully built turbo ls-vtec.

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