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    #16
    Originally posted by rexload View Post
    Your best bet is to drive as many cars as possible and decide for yourself what you want. I know is hard to find a turbo Accord to test drive. But you could at least drive an Accord and then try to drive/ride in a turbo Honda... and kinda put the two together and decide if you want a turbo Accord. Then do more research online, understand how much work it is to turbocharge a car and keep it reliable, and then decide if it is worth your time. It may be easier to just buy a car that is already relatively fast in stock form.

    An H22 is not a bad option at all IMO. But once again, you won't know if that is what you want until you drive it. Drive an H22 Prelude and see if you want an H22.
    An H22 Civic/CRX is always a good option that is reliable fast and cheap... but once again, only if you do it right.
    my buds got the h22 in his civic its fast but isn't the greatest on gas

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      #17
      A turbo car certainly isn't going to be any better.


      By the way, I get 28-32mpg from my H22, driven hard. That's better than the stock F22A was rated at.


      Again, do PROPER RESEARCH.






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        #18
        Originally posted by McCanic View Post
        my buds got the h22 in his civic its fast but isn't the greatest on gas
        I was getting around 30mpg sometimes even better in my H22 Civic. That's pretty good fuel efficiency in my book. Maybe your friend's h22 has something wrong with it.

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          #19
          Originally posted by rexload View Post
          I was getting around 30mpg sometimes even better in my H22 Civic. That's pretty good fuel efficiency in my book. Maybe your friend's h22 has something wrong with it.
          what type of gas are you runing

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