Current Mods:
H&R Race Springs
Neuspeed Koni Yellows
SP front/rear camber kit
SH sides/Rear
99+ front grill
SH Red Stitch shift knob, SH boot
Painted chrome gauge needles
NGK blue wires, Spoon/Mugen reservoir covers
AEM CAI red
Next Mods:
VIS CF hood
JDM fogs w/ US switch-mount
Type S OEM red valve cover
I would recommend a VTEC controller, lowering the crossover from 5,200 (factory) to 4,800 makes the engine transition much smoother and gets you into the power earlier. I wouldn't buy a carbon fiber hood unless I had a black or white car, otherwise it doesn't look right. I think a nice set of wheels would look better than the hood. If you have some extra money you should get a Greddy header and modify it to fit (cut a few inches off and reweld). I would skip the red valve cover because I think it looks better to polish the stock one. It's not hard to do, use some paint stripper and then go to work with some wet sanding and polishing compound.
shoot.. i forgot pics are posted in member rides.. im not use to that.. :-(.
anyways...
One Slow Lude- my hood IS totally faded to white.. its not noticeable in the pics.. but its real bad. thats why i wanted the hood... my roof and trunk are also faded pretty bad.. but im repainting when im all done so... and im not getting my kit until i repaint the car because i want it all done at the same time... everything's for a reason right now... i want wheels, but i thought if focus on problems before accessory.
__________________ Sean,
2005 Acura RSX Type S ----www.seansamson.net----
Nice ride......btw can you feel the difference in performance ever since you got your new exhaust. When i took off my greddy evo, i was able to notice a difference in performance. Do you feel any gains since you got your new exhaust? I am actually thinking about buying the rsr exhaust, I would like to know how you like it so far.
man, i'm jealous...you may say your paint is faded, but it looks flawless in the pictures
mine had a bunch of ripples and looks nasty - previous owner took the car to a bad body shop argh
anyways, the car looks sweet
you did a nice job keeping it clean
including the engine...looks like it just came from a dealership detail job. :P
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