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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 09:29 AM
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7th gen coupe > 6th gen coupe > 5th gen > 6th gen sedan > 7th gen sedan

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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:03 AM
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6th gens are pretty hot, i lov how the 4 cyc hav so much room in the engine bay, easy turbo swap.
although they are getting heavier.
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:04 AM
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by wedley2
6th gens are pretty hot, i lov how the 4 cyc hav so much room in the engine bay, easy turbo swap.
although they are getting heavier.
Getting heavier?? man where have you been for the last few years because they are freakin tanks now compared to what they started off as. The degradation in size and weight began with the 5th gen when it went to the "big body" design which was actually quite light for all its size. Then they introduced the 6th gen...appearance wise it was smaller looking but weighed considerably more than the 5th gen did yet yielded nearly the same power as the 4th and 5th gen did So then we get to the 7th gen...the I4 in it is still virtually the same engine but the car again weighs more than the 6th gen did but if you got the money then you can get the V6 with manual finally and finally you get some power for all that weight.

I don't hate the new generations of Accords at all but Honda really started fukking up once the 5.1 changed to version 5.2.
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:31 AM
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Lemme drop my H22 into my 6th gen and see who owns?
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:34 AM
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Originally posted by MeiSoSlow
Lemme drop my H22 into my 6th gen and see who owns?
You do that...where you want to meet for the race?
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:35 AM
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Originally posted by Nightshade
Getting heavier?? man where have you been for the last few years because they are freakin tanks now compared to what they started off as. The degradation in size and weight began with the 5th gen when it went to the "big body" design which was actually quite light for all its size. Then they introduced the 6th gen...appearance wise it was smaller looking but weighed considerably more than the 5th gen did yet yielded nearly the same power as the 4th and 5th gen did So then we get to the 7th gen...the I4 in it is still virtually the same engine but the car again weighs more than the 6th gen did but if you got the money then you can get the V6 with manual finally and finally you get some power for all that weight.

I don't hate the new generations of Accords at all but Honda really started fukking up once the 5.1 changed to version 5.2.


you still don't realize that their customer base is not people like you. It's middle class families with 2.3 kids and a dog. The new accords have been top sellers for what...10 years? Of course their cars are going to get bigger...so is every other mid sized economy car. I mean, look at the camry. Remember what it looked like in the late 80s, early ninties? It's even smaller than the modern day civic.
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:38 AM
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Originally posted by Nightshade


You do that...where you want to meet for the race?

Against u, hmm, forget the h22, lemme get a bike first. :fawk:
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:38 AM
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Originally posted by RB
you still don't realize that their customer base is not people like you. It's middle class families with 2.3 kids and a dog. The new accords have been top sellers for what...10 years? Of course their cars are going to get bigger...so is every other mid sized economy car. I mean, look at the camry. Remember what it looked like in the late 80s, early ninties? It's even smaller than the modern day civic.
I never said I was their target market in there did I?

I agree its been a top selling car since its introduction in the 80s...trust me my sisters first car was an 81 Honda Accord and I have been in love with them from that point up until 1995 after that my love for them has dropped considerably
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Old Jan 16, 2004 | 11:39 AM
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Originally posted by MeiSoSlow
Against u, hmm, forget the h22, lemme get a bike first. :fawk:
I am just actualy pointing out that an H swap in and of itself is an improvement but not overly impressive in a 5th gen let alone the added weight of the 6th gen
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