*SIGH* I feel pretty bad about this but...I got another car and my '83 GSL has been sitting in the driveway for the past couple of weeks. Its so weird that the moment I stop driving my rex, I see on average 2 rexs a day driving around?! But it is good to see more FBs rolling around on the streets! Here is mah new new...gotta love the 180hp V-tec 18b engine but it will NEVER, EVER, NEVER, EVER replace the feeling I have for mah rex

http://www.hunting-pictures.com/memb...bonic/car.html

 

Insert comment HERE

sell out
traitor
ricer.......

 

That's how it starts, soon it'll end up in the for sale section....

 

Nice car.

The "Sparco seat" phone holder in the A/C vent has got to go.

 

Its nice and all, but my 7 can take it .

~T.J.

EDIT: D'oh... Its a V-TEC. On second thought, its nice and all, and even though I wouldnt exactly win, I wouldnt loose by "a lot" either . My friends got a 96 non V-TEC and I can take him all the time. All he has is a K&N filter though.

 

 

I used to have an Integra. It didn't give me any trouble or anything it was just an extremely boring vehicle. My Golf was a hellava lot more fun to drive and there is simply no contest against the REX. With that said, good luck in car purgatory.

 

Too bad it's B18, and 170hp. Know your car. j/k

 

Hey come on guys, I still have my rex, its just resting right now The cell phone holder is so useful, its staying! When I said 180hp, meaning after upgrades. I love my GSR, one brownie point it has over the rex is...SO MANY FREAKING AFTERMARKET PARTS FOR IT! *sigh* Im not a traitor to my rex, that hurts

 

Then like that fat chick you slept with in the 11th grade, you really ought to have kept it to yourself.

I mean, you do remember all of the Orca comments, right?

 

Honda/Acura vehicles are very well engineered economy cars. But I would rather have 100 rear wheel drive horses than 180 front wheel drive horses anyday. But my seven is a toy, and not my daily driver. I can understand the need for something newer if you commute to and from work many miles and/or have a family. Enjoy the reliability and fuel economy of the Integra, but remember to get the seven out at least when it rains to do some power slides.