New Car Choices?
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Originally Posted by Philip_Freda
go for the LS, you can always do a LS-Vtec setup or swap the motor latter on down the road. That is the beauty of a Honda/Acura
Or....................just but an NSX
Or....................just but an NSX
There is no need to swap a perfectly good DOHC motor.
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From: Bedford, NH
is insurance significantly lower on a LS compared to a GSR? because i found a 4 door GSR and a 2 door LS, i know insurance is higher on 2 door cars, so would the LS be more expensive since its a 2 door compared to a 4 door GSR?
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From: Fairfield/Bridgeport CT
Originally Posted by Astyl
is insurance significantly lower on a LS compared to a GSR? because i found a 4 door GSR and a 2 door LS, i know insurance is higher on 2 door cars, so would the LS be more expensive since its a 2 door compared to a 4 door GSR?
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From: Philadelphia
Originally Posted by Däs Schmoo
Or you could boost the LS. The insurance is a lot lower on the LS compared to the GSR, so that might be a good option.
There is no need to swap a perfectly good DOHC motor.
There is no need to swap a perfectly good DOHC motor.
