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Corvette is definately the best bang for buck as far as performance is concerned. But it doesn't feel or look like a $48k car inside. I'd rather take an M3 Coupe.

Dead Link Removed Sorry if this is old news to some of you :D

I don't use any...motor oils contain enough additives already. But I do use Valvoline Maxlife which helps condition gaskets and some other worn engine parts. I highly recommend it :cool:

The real HIDs are alot brighter. I have PIAAs and they aren't much brighter than stock :o

There's a 9007 kit for around $420. Personally, I'd pay the extra money and buy new, unless you can convince him to sell them cheaper ;)

I also recommend truckperformance.com. I ordered my Flowmaster catback from them online. But, Fedex couldn't deliver it to me for some reason. I went to Laguna Hills to pick it up and they were very friendly :cool:

I have the Flowmaster Force II catback and it's awesome. Worth every penny IMO :D

Not all imports are Corolla's or Civics :D There are plenty of imports with power and good styling...whether they are from Japan or Europe. Anyone that says imports have nothing on domestics are blind, ignorant or maybe both. I don't mean to insult anyone, because I like both imports and...

Autotoys.com has a 9007 kit for $460. $540's a bit too much :o

According to the Consumer Reports...Explorer Sport Trac was the worst in the category :o

I have the Flowmaster Force II catback system (SUV series non-delta 50) and it sounds pretty good. Not too loud on the outside and pretty quiet inside.

Plugs and wires, change all fluids, filters

I use Bosch platinums with no problems

Has it been in an accident? If so, the door might be misaligned.

There's a timing belt dressing available at any auto accessory store. It'll probably stop the squeak.

I don't know which Monroe shocks you are comparing the Gabriels to, but I have Monroe Reflex and it's great.

I think it's the tire noise. I have a '95 on Michelin LTX's and it's pretty quiet inside.

I recommend Type-Rs

I don't think JL authorizes online retailers to sell their products. Most of them only carry JL speakers & amps.

I think there's a product called Scratch X made by Meguiars...my friend used it on his black prelude and the result was impressive. All swirl marks gone after using it and applying a coat of good wax. It is a b*tch to wipe off though.

I meant change the filter at least once a year :confused: I was thinking of another car...this is what happens when you post on too many boards :p

This Dead Link Removed in the audio forum will tell you which system you have in your Ex. To install an aftermarket HU, you are going to need a factory radio harness, 1-din mounting kit and tool to remove the factory radio (optional)

I had a transmission flush done at 123k after I bought my ex with 120k miles on it...I think it still had the original fluid. I think you should change the filter every year or so to keep the fluid as clean as possible.

17.2's slower than a stock 2001 Civic

Check this out http://www.siccoproductionz.com/powerpuff1.html :D