Upgrades?
I'd go with a cat-back system first. It'll help you rev up quicker by replacing the Pixie Stix straw that you have for a mid-pipe. A good friend had a Vibrant mid-pipe on a custom axle-back system that performed great (although a bit loud for my taste due to the axle-back system that he had made). You should do some research and listen to sound clips to see what you want, but the mid-pipe on Honda's 4-bangers is a killer!
Another cheap upgrade are the pulleys. A lot of people say that they don't do anything and that you shouldn't remove the torsion damper. My friend & I both have autos, so that may be why, but neither my accord nor his civic had torsion dampers on them. Also, I have an amp and I used to have a sub-amp as well and haven't had any problems with the accessories being underdriven. BUT, the airflow has to be improved to allow quick revs for you to notice a gain caused by the reduction of inertial loads.
Another cheap upgrade are the pulleys. A lot of people say that they don't do anything and that you shouldn't remove the torsion damper. My friend & I both have autos, so that may be why, but neither my accord nor his civic had torsion dampers on them. Also, I have an amp and I used to have a sub-amp as well and haven't had any problems with the accessories being underdriven. BUT, the airflow has to be improved to allow quick revs for you to notice a gain caused by the reduction of inertial loads.
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