Turbocoop

Great info, I think Ill try it this week and post the results here

I got my windows on my last car done at the best shop in town, it cost $200 for my civic hatch... Anyway the bubbles are normal, it is water and it will evaporate soon. I was told not to put my windows down for 3 days but my friend cracked one open a little the first day and it didnt hurt anything. You got a hell of a deal for $137 with a lifetime warranty

I was planning on doing a 97+ conversion but that Phenix kit is so badass... I wanna know more about it too, if anyone finds anywhere in the US that sells it please post it up here. I like how it keeps the factory fogs in there and leaves plenty of room for a FMIC

I got my sc last week and the foglights and headlights werent really that bad at all. I went ahead and wet sanded them with 2000 grit, then polished them with some meguiars plastic polish, then again with some kind of "car polish" I had in my garage. They were much clearer and smooth as hell, I was waxing it and I threw some on them just for the hell of it and they are good as new now. It only took about 40 minutes total too. I have my HIDs on the way also :)

Was your car running bad or anything before you did it? Im asking cause I just bought a 95 sc300 with 157K miles on it and it is running great, as far as I can tell... I dont really know if it coud be better cause Ive only owned it for 5 days and Ive never had another one. It does take longer to crank up when its cold, and it feels like its shifting hard at slight throttle but other than that its perfect. It doesnt feel that fast either. Do you think it could hurt if I used it? I have never owned a car with this many miles and Ive never used seafoam???

Well here goes my first post ever... I just bought an sc300 last wendesday, and it seemed a lot slower than one I test drove before. I checked the air filter and it was pretty dirty so I knocked the dirt off and vacumned it, then vacumned out the airbox which had some crap in it. I put it back in and it didnt really change the performance... Just about 3 hours ago today I stopped at a parts store and picked up the K&N drop in filter, I put it in in the parking lot and I have to say it DID make a little bit of a difference. It seemed faster, at least enough to notice. My friend in the car who was with me when I bought the car said it did feel faster too. Other than that it is definitely a good investment due to the fact that it lasts forever, and since the cheap filter was $20- I just went ahead and spent the extra $40 for this one. I hope this helps.