Any more pics of the car.. looks good.. I agree with silence, tinted tails gotta go..

 

How much did you pay for it and what was the mileage when you bought it?

 

^^^ that's what i was just about to ask lol... Seems like around 10k cause he said "before he spent 10k on the car" ... Im curious about the mileage.

 

Not to thread jack... but why does everyone hate Tinted tails?

Tinted tails look good IMO...

 

I liked it at first but I started hating it.. I then got jdm tails and liked it so much better..

 

I'm a girl btw...lmao. 120k. i paid $9500 for it.

 

^^^ Oh oH ... Whoops sorry about that ...

 

Cac damn that's a lot of miles.

The TransGo Valve body is definitely a good mod, so you got your money's worth for purchasing it with this mod. If you're ever interested in going FI, just get a tranny cooler and then you'll almost be good to go.

And tinted tails... no bueno. They can look good on an IP or maybe an OB... but that's about it. Congrats on the purchase and happy modding.

What's the front of the car look like?

 

i loooove tinted tail lights...i had did my old accords too. but everyone's different.

front;

 

Front lip, painted grill. Not a bad start on mods lol. Got a pic of the engine bay? Wonder what other mods you have already.

 

Need a more aggressive front lip to pull off the sides and rear..

 

umm the engine bay is normal, i'll go take a picture of it though. but underneath the car there's two red rods, one in the front and one in the back, that don't look stock. idk what they are.

i agree. the back wants to punch you in the face and the front just wants to give you a hug.

 

I wonder if this has something to do with VDC being disabled. Check out this thread: https://g35driver.com/forums/drivetr...-vdc-real.html

 

The transgo kit def is rough ride if your on it but its built to run in manumatic. As for the coils you can def get them raised.

 

Those rods are most likely Stillen sway bars, greatly increases handling. Also a good mod to have. I wouldn't be surprised to see a grounding kit in your engine bay.