NemesisCBR
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Wait what? Are you playing along? If I knew what an aero deck is I might know what you're taking about lol
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TheCrimsonStar
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That's a civic with a jdm teg front. Civtegra! Looks pretty good IMO compared to one with a usdm teg front. An aero deck looks nothing like that IMO:
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94ricanteggy
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So what's the point of all em gauges (besides ''premium performance and gas saving''lol) if the car was never meant for racing? Smh
enoch723
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An aerodeck is a civic with an integra or accord front end. Its an actual stock made car that honda put into production in the mid 80's that I believe is still in production in japan. A lot of times people see will see them and think its a swap but its actually stock. That pick could easily be a swap, was just saying it might not be
EDIT: Asked a buddy of mine about the Aerodeck and I was wrong. They are just a "sport" variation of the accord originally. Super rare and only can be sold in specific honda dealerships in japan. They ARE still in production but are more of a variation of the wagon now. Originally was a mix between the 3g civic with the 3g accord front end
EDIT: Asked a buddy of mine about the Aerodeck and I was wrong. They are just a "sport" variation of the accord originally. Super rare and only can be sold in specific honda dealerships in japan. They ARE still in production but are more of a variation of the wagon now. Originally was a mix between the 3g civic with the 3g accord front end
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NemesisCBR
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Ah I see. That's interesting. Anyone familiar with the eg and dc bodies knows there was no such thing though.
enoch723
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?? Im confused.. Last I checked the dc refered to actual jdm 3g integras and ef refered to 5g civics? I could be wrong but didnt both refer to their chassis code? I dont really keep track of anything made past 1990. Lol. More of a classic honda guy
NemesisCBR
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Not sure what's confusing but maybe you misunderstood my meaning? Eg/dc familiar people will know the red civic with integra front never existed outside of swaps.
XjoEnX
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I'd rock it.
TheCrimsonStar
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I'd drive it. Not rice just low. And Enoch the DC code is for any 2-door integra 94-01 and all RSX models not just JDM but everywhere. DC2: GS-R and Type-R, DC4: RS, LS, GS and DC5: RSX and RSX-S. I think they still call the RSX an integra in Japan don't they?
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vtecteggy617
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Nick_C78
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I didn't. But I personally do find slammed cars "ricey". In the sense that lowering the center of gravity of the car is suppose to help performance and is very common in race cars...yet I guarantee that car handles like s***. Basically taking something that used to be for performance and making it for cosmetic. Hence the phrase Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancement. I know technically it doesn't fit in the traditional sense of rice, but to me stance is the new rice. It isn't really new though. Take for example people who take a nice classic Impalla and rape it to be on hydrolics and put tiny spoked wheels on it and shit...Domestic rice. lol
It is no secret that I find super slammed cars utterly retarded. Yay, lets ride around on our bump stops!
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