If you ever do the clutch, a pair of these helps: http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/p_10155_12602_00947386000P?vName=Hand+Tools&cName=Automotive+%26+Specialty+Tools&sName=Automotive+Specialty+Tools&keyword=ring+pliers&prdNo=11&blockNo=11&blockType=L11
Might also want to look at 80/90's subarus. Could get some serious sleepers (like a station wagon with AWD and a turbo) and since it's AWD they're pretty safe handling wise. Pretty damn reliable too.
Of course a lot of this depends on your budget...
1. Expensive
2. chick's car and overall a fat car with no power
3. It's a DSM, they're great if they're bone stock or you enjoy being broke (Supra is far better)
4. 3000GT's have headgasket, oiling, and electrical issues, supra would be better (sideways V6 with half the engine under the dash =...
That's why you don't do that to your car ;)
There's quite a few heavily modded hondas around here that outside of having nice wheels, lowered, and having a tastefull exhaust on it, you wouldn't know they're monsters that would eat you alive.
Depends. Most pressurized dampeners will affect ride height somewhat simply because they're pressurized (i.e. if you're replacing one that's so blown all the fluid is leaking out of it).
But actually buying a 240 that isn't a complete basketcase POS for cheap isn't going to happen because of the drifto craze...
Also, there's nothing wrong with VTEC. All car companies run a form of it now...
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