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best mods for a 2.2l Accord

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    slow90gsx
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    #21

    Its an h22 in an accord the kid he has not came up with the rest of the cash to make it right.
    I would save for a turbo if you want to make some power.

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      It really depends on what you want out of the car. What are your expectations...how much (time and money) are you willing to spend?

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        slow90gsx wrote:
        Its an h22 in an accord the kid he has not came up with the rest of the cash to make it right.
        I would save for a turbo if you want to make some power.

        oh yeah thats right i forgot, my bad. I got 😕

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          i dunno i'd say do intake/header/catback and nitrous. prolly lookin at $1000...unless you wanna put the money out for a turbo of course

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            $35 a refill for nitrous adds up pretty quickly....

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              I hope your kidding Jim

              no race car? becuz homeowner...

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                out there
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                depending one how big the is shot and how "trigger happy" he is with it, n2o could get really expensive. something like $3-4/lb if i remember correctly. remember though, that's in addition to the higher grade gasoline that he'll be using just as much of

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                  Thats around 80-90 fills to equal a turbo kit. Don't know how fast it gets used up, but if someone wants cheap power and doesn't want to go going balls deep, N2o seems like the answer to me.

                  no race car? becuz homeowner...

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                    wannabe wrote:
                    Thats around 80-90 fills to equal a turbo kit. Don't know how fast it gets used up, but if someone wants cheap power and doesn't want to go going balls deep, N2o seems like the answer to me.

                    Smartest thing I've read on this forum in a long time.

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