To rattle can or not to rattle can?
nortaP
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
I would sell the turbo kit.
Turbo Hondas never last more than a few months without blowing up something up.
If you're on a limited income I wouldn't risk my only car just to go a little faster.
Drive it through university then buy something faster when you graduate.
Turbo Hondas never last more than a few months without blowing up something up.
If you're on a limited income I wouldn't risk my only car just to go a little faster.
Drive it through university then buy something faster when you graduate.
C.R.E.A.M
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
classified section is like the trailer park of this site. They obviously have drug addictions. And I hit you with green breh
Slappin Curtis
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
A.K.A Jebus
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
Im 17 years old and drive a 92 Integra DA9, I am about to install a turbo kit. I will be taking some panels off when installing and while I was at it I was wondering if I should go ahead and try to achieve a flat black paint job with rattle cans. the clear coat on my hood, spoiler, and roof is gone and paint is oxidized. I only work part time and fully parting together a turbo kit on that income is hard enough. I am good with prep work and have a pretty steady hand. I have restored a 79 camaro and did the paint and bondo myself. Should I go ahead and try getting the flat black color I am looking for? If so what type of spray paint is the best? I am assuming I should use dupli-color sandable primer. That way I dont have to worry about it being blotchy. I was going to upload current pictures of the integra and camaro but I couldnt get them to upload. Please let me know what you think.
Registered member
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From: Norfolk
Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
sell the turbo kit and just make the car look clean. get a good paint job, nice wheels and just enjoy it. Chances are that at your age you will turbo it and blow your motor anyways. You also do not need the tickets its going to cause you to get.
A.K.A Jebus
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
Holy shit this is the first reloaded post that is actually useful. I R shocked..
BACK IN A G8
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
lol
Brofecta
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
Im 17 years old and drive a 92 Integra DA9, I am about to install a turbo kit. I will be taking some panels off when installing and while I was at it I was wondering if I should go ahead and try to achieve a flat black paint job with rattle cans. the clear coat on my hood, spoiler, and roof is gone and paint is oxidized. I only work part time and fully parting together a turbo kit on that income is hard enough. I am good with prep work and have a pretty steady hand. I have restored a 79 camaro and did the paint and bondo myself. Should I go ahead and try getting the flat black color I am looking for? If so what type of spray paint is the best? I am assuming I should use dupli-color sandable primer. That way I dont have to worry about it being blotchy. I was going to upload current pictures of the integra and camaro but I couldnt get them to upload. Please let me know what you think.
+rep(when you turn it on) for asking a question - explaining your situation well - using mostly correct grammar and spelling. You'd be surprised how little we see from new accounts lately - especially honda owners.
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Re: To rattle can or not to rattle can?
Im 17 years old and drive a 92 Integra DA9, I am about to install a turbo kit. I will be taking some panels off when installing and while I was at it I was wondering if I should go ahead and try to achieve a flat black paint job with rattle cans. the clear coat on my hood, spoiler, and roof is gone and paint is oxidized. I only work part time and fully parting together a turbo kit on that income is hard enough. I am good with prep work and have a pretty steady hand. I have restored a 79 camaro and did the paint and bondo myself. Should I go ahead and try getting the flat black color I am looking for? If so what type of spray paint is the best? I am assuming I should use dupli-color sandable primer. That way I dont have to worry about it being blotchy. I was going to upload current pictures of the integra and camaro but I couldnt get them to upload. Please let me know what you think.