Aftermarket Suggestions

[quickstick]

I have a stock 96 Integra SE and looking forward to making my car look nice and possibly more fuel efficient. Not really looking forward to add some major horsepower but a little extra would be nice. Where do you suggest I buy my parts and what parts would you recommend for...

1. Lowering my car (springs)

2. Air intake

3. Rims with tires

4. Exhaust system

Also, any additional info would be nice.
Thanks!

[xLAD23DERx]

Springs - Tein is a good brand

Intake - AEM

Rims - ROTA makes affordable nice rims, as far as tires I've done well with YOKAMAHA and HANKOOK

Exhaust - Apexi

As far as where to get the parts, I'd shop around, get quotes from different sites and local part stores... the local stores may be a tad more expensive, but if you buy enough from them they might cut you some slack and they'll be able to give you some advice and maybe help on a few things.

[quickstick]

Thanks

I was looking at the SLR Performance Chip. Do those things really work? How can something so cheap add a substantial amount of power?

Btw, still considering any other suggestions.

[92integ]

what color is ur integra? if its black id say get some red with chrome lip Rota GT3's thos look pretty sick on black integras/civics, Rota c8's are pretty nice as well

[colombkiano6]

you should go with neuspeed lowering springs, those are the ones i have on my 92 integra, and u a aem intake, with rims you should go alloy maxims for light weight, or montegi racing

[Ska]

Originally Posted by quickstick

Thanks

I was looking at the SLR Performance Chip. Do those things really work? How can something so cheap add a substantial amount of power?

Btw, still considering any other suggestions.

It won't, those chips are a joke. If I remember right, all they do is fool your ECU into thinking it's working with a higher a/f ratio or something. Now, getting your ECU reprogrammed once you've done some mods is a good idea, but performance chips generally are a waste.

When you're doing intake/exhaust, don't forget a header and maybe a high-flow cat as well.

All the suggestions so far have been good,