Vehicle Owner

Member ID: hondaaccordingly

Location: Lexington, KY

Vehicle Info

2004 Honda Civic

Bought: Oct, 2005

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile12.5 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-604.5sec
  • Top Speed150mph
  • HP250
  • Weight2770lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

  • AEM Intake 
  • A'PEX Exhaust 
  • Autolite Ignition 
  • Eibach Springs 

Interior

  • MOMO Shift Knob 
  • Recaro Seats 

Exterior Styling

  • PIAA Lighting 
  • Cooper Tires 
  • Motegi Wheels 

Car Audio & Video

Ratings

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Thanks for checkin' out my 2004 Turbo Honda Civic Si. GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN WITH YOUR CARS...

For years the Si, short for Sport Injected, has been the pinnacle of Honda Motor Co. and the sport compact world. This is the English-produced Si that began the new generation after three years of life without an Si production model - the EP3 Si from Swindon, England...

This is my 2004 Turbo Si. The powerplant for this model is a 2.0 liter 160 horsepower DOHC i-VTEC inline four cylinder. This is a K-Series engine so it's backwards. By backwards I mean the intake manifold is in the front and the exhaust manifold is in the rear of the engine. Honestly, from stock, it's a pretty smooth, fierce engine. Smooth torque flow throughout the power band and clean acceleration all the way to redline. This is what the finished product looks like after a nice wash, wax and detailing. Funny - not many people liked the hatch model. I loved it...

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  As you can see the car is pretty slammed but still has enough room for the 18" Motegi HyperBlack MR-4's. The 18"x8" wheels are blanketed inside Cooper Zeon ZPT tires which, when coupled with the Eibach Sportline lowering kit, makes the car hug the road beautifully.

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I wanted to buy one of these cars when they first came out, but thought they were a little too high at the time and decided on buying the other car in my garage on cardomain.com. It was my first show car and taught me alot about things I could do with a car and about things i couldn't.



Page 1: Introduction to the Si
Page 2: Performance Enhancements
Page 3: Stereo and Audio Installation
Page 4: Enhancement / Modification List

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andre_ep3  

Posted by: andre_ep3

08/12/2009 07:00PM

hey man thanks alot for the advice i appreciate it. corsport is great thats where i get most of my mods from. But i would probably get the kit that doesnt come with hondata, cause i want aem's ems. Do you think that is a good idea? or would you just stick with k-pro? .. but dang man im jelous of your nitrous , that would be way cool to have. i dont know much about it or how it works , maybe ill look into a it in the future/ do some reaserch, how much was your kit?

blueEPsi  

Posted by: blueEPsi

08/08/2009 07:44AM

very nice ep3 man, really clean. awesome job on it. come check mine out when you get a chance

justanex  

Posted by: justanex

03/30/2009 11:26AM

phookin sick, very clean so whats next and check out mines somtime.

VF34WRX  

Posted by: VF34WRX

02/24/2009 02:58PM

had that SAME 7" in my silver GT check it out, **5** btw

streetrs206  

Posted by: streetrs206

12/19/2007 08:34PM

Nice SI i have one too but have an exhuast, headers, and a filter w/ stock pipe. Wat u use to slam the car im thinkin of keepin skunk2 springs but not sure if it will drop it 2.5inches how low is ur car sitting??

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Member ID: hondaaccordingly

Location: Lexington, KY