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Old 08-02-2006, 09:53 PM   #11
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Haha, you must really gun the thing,

Eh, you gotta learn some day. It's really quite easy. Take it apart and put it back together in the opposite order.
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Old 08-02-2006, 10:06 PM   #12
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Haha, you must really gun the thing,

Eh, you gotta learn some day. It's really quite easy. Take it apart and put it back together in the opposite order.
I'm sure in it's current status I can make it to 45mpg once I get the hang of the stick. I have gunned it at least 10 times in this tank.
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Old 08-02-2006, 10:37 PM   #13
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That car is nice!

I'm a little put off by the cluster though, not that it really affects anything.

Good buy!
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Old 08-03-2006, 04:50 AM   #14
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I had one

Good choice on the DX. I had a new '97 Milano Red DX with no options back in the day -- it was my first Honda. The engine is about 106-hp when you really rev it, but it got great FE. On the back roads of Ohio, I would have to drive about an hour to work in the morning. I would get 35+ without even trying, but it was mostly high-speed operation. Even with no rear sway bar, that thing handled like mad.

I was disappointed with not having a tach, so I just installed one in the left corner of the dash. It was rear ended and nearly totalled, but the insurance co. decided to fix it. The incompentent repair shop forgot to hook up one of shocks on delivery. I really like that body style.

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Old 08-03-2006, 04:55 AM   #15
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i opened this expecting to see a delorian (delorian Motor Company) we need to make a MPG flux capasitor too u going to mod it out? at least put a tach in that cluster
Me too. I was like "ohhhh sh!t...Compaq got a Delorian!!!"

A cluster swap is cake. Just go find one from a junk yard.
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A cluster swap is cake. Just go find one from a junk yard.
Or he could just get a scangauge.
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Or he could just get a scangauge.
For fast changing data like RPM, I much prefer a form of analog feedback to digital.
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For fast changing data like RPM, I much prefer a form of analog feedback to digital.
Hellz yeah, boi.
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Or he could just get a scangauge.
maybe
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Got the Title today from the DMV. It's officialy my ****.
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