From civic Si to Evo9
Sep 21, 2010, 03:27 PM
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to the OP, congrats on the new car. Don't wreck it, and don't rice it out. Take it to an autocross or track day and learn how to drive it. that's where you'll really appreciate what you just bought, and get a real sense of what the car can do.
Sep 23, 2010, 06:54 AM
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there's nothing wrong with beating on the EVO. the EVO was made to be beaten.
to the OP, congrats on the new car. Don't wreck it, and don't rice it out. Take it to an autocross or track day and learn how to drive it. that's where you'll really appreciate what you just bought, and get a real sense of what the car can do.
to the OP, congrats on the new car. Don't wreck it, and don't rice it out. Take it to an autocross or track day and learn how to drive it. that's where you'll really appreciate what you just bought, and get a real sense of what the car can do.
yea i kno but the previous owner was beating the shyt out of her and the people at the dealer did too. ofcourse i found out after i bought her. one of my friends work there and had told me when he saw my with the evo. plus within 2 days clutch started slipping and of rotors was warped and rusted like crazy on inside. herb chamber honda denied and repair or anything. customer service sux unless you have warenty and they say clutch is wear n tear. dsg fixed everything. got exedy stage 1 clutch and act streetlight fly.
Sep 23, 2010, 07:06 AM
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Welcome to the Evo world. You don't need much to get this cars to go. Unless you wanna run 9s right away, keep it the way it is. 400/400 hp and tq is probably the most fun car to drive.
Sep 25, 2010, 08:44 PM
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there's nothing wrong with beating on the EVO. the EVO was made to be beaten.
to the OP, congrats on the new car. Don't wreck it, and don't rice it out. Take it to an autocross or track day and learn how to drive it. that's where you'll really appreciate what you just bought, and get a real sense of what the car can do.
to the OP, congrats on the new car. Don't wreck it, and don't rice it out. Take it to an autocross or track day and learn how to drive it. that's where you'll really appreciate what you just bought, and get a real sense of what the car can do.
Oct 11, 2010, 12:37 AM
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Just picked up my 06 Evo9 SE. Gave it a test drive...n hooked for life!!!
Cant wait to start knowing the handling of the vehicle...25lbs of boost, stage 2 clutch, 35k miles. Pretty good deal for the price.
lots of adrenaline rush on the highway taking it home.
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...Any South Florida meetings?
Cant wait to start knowing the handling of the vehicle...25lbs of boost, stage 2 clutch, 35k miles. Pretty good deal for the price.
lots of adrenaline rush on the highway taking it home.
New to the community
...Any South Florida meetings?hey um idk where u live but im in SF too. i Also go to awd lol i live on oakland park and hiatus if thats anywere near u but as far as the meets go, :/ no evo meets that i kno of. theres one on pines and a lil west of 75 at the yogert land. theres a stock black X that goes sometimes and mine. theres also the towers shops on friday if that helps. pm me for anyother info or if u wanna meet up
