Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
Does the stainless heat shield make a big difference in underhood temps?
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
Just a little, but not as much as I wanted. I never had a stock one, and I wanted something over it to help with heat, and to hide my ugly ass manifold. It does a good job at hiding the manifold, but not so much with the heat. I'm planning on ceramic coating the manifold, and hoping it helps.
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
If the engine bays weren't so tight it wouldn't mean so much, but DSM bays are positively thermonuclear after a fifteen minute joyride.
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
shim the hood. i got mine shimmed and it help tremendously. it will also draw air from under the car
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
The DSM's i've had experience with were pretty descent, 1. 92 TSI/AWD ported 16g, ripped hard even though the owner was a retard. 2. not a dsm but 98 gsx, decent for a t25, but a huge money pit/pile of garbage, always breaking down, that and the owner was a retard, he went to UTI for 3 months before he dropped out and still calls me to help him change the spark plugs :1
They look sharp, but I would still rather have a tubo d in a honda |
Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
Originally Posted by ifly87
2. not a dsm but 98 gsx
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
They look sharp? Until you pop the hood, or in the case of 1G see the interior.
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
They look sharp? Until you pop the hood, or in the case of 1G see the interior.
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Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
Having been in a couple airplane cockpits, the three private jets used by Progress Energy in Raleigh were the newest, an '01 and two '03s IIRC, I can attest that a DSM is nothing like an airplane cockpit. They are unpleasantly prohibitive of movement, and the seats are soggy and lack any sort of support for the ass or spine.
2G's and Galants are a bit of alright, though. Not the best by far, but they do better than 90% of Civics with seat swaps. |
Re: Picked up my 5th DSM yesterday
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Having been in a couple airplane cockpits, the three private jets used by Progress Energy in Raleigh were the newest, an '01 and two '03s IIRC, I can attest that a DSM is nothing like an airplane cockpit. They are unpleasantly prohibitive of movement, and the seats are soggy and lack any sort of support for the ass or spine.
2G's and Galants are a bit of alright, though. Not the best by far, but they do better than 90% of Civics with seat swaps. |
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