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    CD5 tuning

    hey guys,
    im new here.
    what should i tune first on my cd5
    im not talking about expensive things like put an h22 and all that stuff :P.
    Only simple things i can do to give it a nice look.

    Thanks.

    #2
    A nice look? But your thread title is tuning.

    Are you looking for tips on exterior modifications or engine tuning?

    Basic engine tuning/bolt-on modifications include; cold air or short ram intake, header and aftermarket/upgraded exhaust.

    Basic exterior mods are; one piece headlights or black housed headlights, front & rear spoilers, rims & tires, suspention modifications (lower the ride height of the car) & brake and wheel hub modifications. You can go from a wheel with a 4 lug, hub over rotor setup. To a 5 lug, rotor over hub.

    If the regular CD5 site was up I think there was a DIY forum with a few mods that you can do for relatively cheap.

    I'm sure some more members will chime in and give you some more ideas.

    Welcome aboard
    Last edited by GhostAccord; 04-03-2010, 10:15 AM.
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      #3
      thanks
      for the engine part, i will wait to have more money to do some tuning on my engine. for now ill try to give a nice look for my car (exterior/interior/engine dress-up)

      Exterior:
      -JDM style headlight
      -side markers
      -Tail light set

      Interior:
      -maby dash gauge light
      i thinks there was a DIY on cd5tuner to put some blue light on it

      Engine dress-up
      -cool blue hoses(http://www.tasauto.com/Product/Detai...1610&d=281&p=1)
      -valve cover paint

      if you guys have any nice idea i should do, post !! :P

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        #4
        If you could post up a pic of your car we could probably give you some better ideas for exterior mods.
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          #5
          here they are:



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            #6
            Originally posted by Guipower View Post
            here they are:
            Ok, the very first thing you need to do is remove your wheels, pack them up in boxes and ship them to me J/K

            Honestly though, do what you feel comfortable doing. it's your ride.

            What I (and I am sure a lot of others) do is browse the web and magazines to get inspiration. Like something someone did? try to do it and add your own little twist on it.

            For example. someone in here put VTEC on their 3rd break light. I liked the idea but I put ACCORD on mine.


            Originally posted by deevergote
            "rice" is opinion. Personally, I don't care what other people have on their cars, and I put what I like on my own. I wouldn't put what I consider "rice" on my own car, but I don't particularly care what others think of it.

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              #7
              ^he's right do your own thing i try to be different in everything i like to be a leader lol but honestly for your car i would look in2 suspension 1st; it changes the appearance quickly & those tail lights you have now i like them but then again its your car not mines lol what ever you decide to do keep us updated.
              2004 Accord Sedan CM6 (daily)
              Koni Yellows, Hood Bra,Splash Guards,Deck Lid,Weather Mats,Sunroof Visor,Fog Lights <-All OEM, Mugen Door Visors, 07 Tsx Wheels.
              1990 Accord Coupe CB7 (project)
              H22 Swap, Skunk2 Springs on Koni Str.t, Rear Disk Swap, Fog Lights, 92-93 Trunk Conversion, 02 Accord Rims

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                #8
                Suspension - lower it a bit and tint the windows. That will make a world of difference in the stance & look of your car.

                x2 on the tail lights, I would keep the ones you have now. But like the above have said, Do what you want, I am merely giving you my suggestions.
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                  #9
                  Thanks guys
                  and yeah btw those are my stock wheels and i have never seen those before to buy that car.

                  I think the first thing i will do is buy JDM headlight.

                  and btw is there a way to fit a cone filter without the need to buy another pipe to fit it. Because i think the stock pipe is too small.

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                    #10
                    I have seen people ghetto a cone filter onto the end of the stock rubber intake, so there is a way. Unfortunately I don't know how they stuck it on there. Sorry! I wouldn't figure that you would see much of a gain by sticking a cone filter on the stock pleated intake tube though. The $20 CAI kits (aluminum tubes) that are being sold on ebay are good. However I would suggest buying a good quality dry filter and replace the crap filter that comes with them. (K&N maybe)
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Guipower View Post
                      Thanks guys
                      and yeah btw those are my stock wheels and i have never seen those before to buy that car.

                      I think the first thing i will do is buy JDM headlight.

                      and btw is there a way to fit a cone filter without the need to buy another pipe to fit it. Because i think the stock pipe is too small.
                      I recommend getting a new intake the stock intake "pipe" is not smooth on the inside. An aftermarket intake is smooth inside allowing air to flow better.


                      Originally posted by deevergote
                      "rice" is opinion. Personally, I don't care what other people have on their cars, and I put what I like on my own. I wouldn't put what I consider "rice" on my own car, but I don't particularly care what others think of it.

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                        #12
                        Okay thanks for the answers guys

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                          #13
                          slam it.

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