Accent Suggestions
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(accent03 @ Jul 10 2009, 05:37 AM) </div><div class='quotemain'>still havent got the system yet but that short air intake sounds sooo good i want an exhaust and sh*t now lol</div>
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I know on my accent I did short ram cat back exhaust muffler is a Megan M-N1 exhaust. Very deep low tone exhaust, but very loud when you accelerate recently got pulled over for it. But sounds badass if anything. I can keep up with B16 and sometimes B18 honda motors.
Edit: Oh forgot about hid headlights!!
Edit: Oh forgot about hid headlights!!
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(BretW @ Jul 10 2009, 02:20 PM) </div><div class='quotemain'>I know on my accent I did short ram cat back exhaust muffler is a Megan M-N1 exhaust. Very deep low tone exhaust, but very loud when you accelerate recently got pulled over for it. But sounds badass if anything. I can keep up with B16 and sometimes B18 honda motors.
Edit: Oh forgot about hid headlights!!</div>
why forget about hids?
Edit: Oh forgot about hid headlights!!</div>
why forget about hids?
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HIDs would give it some class. Ive been there done that. I have a nice axel back muffler as well as a full dual exhaust. I did the Short ram and CAI. Really figure out what you want first. If you want some real "power" goturbo...small boost 3-5 psi will handle just fine on a stock motor. Youd get enough power to give yourself a thrill with out drasticl hurting gas milage. if you just want to smooth the ride out a bit and make it "peppy" stick to N/A ...I/H/E. Remember really think about what you want first. Dont mess up like me and waste money on a bunch of things you dont need.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(187sks @ Jul 9 2009, 01:19 PM) </div><div class='quotemain'>15's are a good choice. For exhaust the Evofusion catback is your best bet probably, but I would personally buy it through KFX.</div>
Forgot to ask: Why KFX?
Forgot to ask: Why KFX?
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Because buying directly from EvoFusion a lot of people have had an unsatisfactory experience. It was always fine for me personally, but overall dealing with KFX seems to be a better option. Also on some things it's cheaper through KFX than through EF themselves.