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:thumbup: do you plan on modifying it?

No. it does not come on with the other lights. Mine works and comes on from time to time. :/

tbh, I wouldn't waste the effort on the mini me. it's still gonna be slow. Save the cash on fixing the maintenance issues and upgrade the suspension next.

Oops. Should have mentioned that I have a 99 civic. But I read something about this issue after I installed my aftermarket radio and the keyless worked just fine.

I still have keyless entry without the OEM radio. Since you want a flip out head unit wouldn't be hard to see the controls on the screen?

Any plans for the interior?

Why are you set on 17s? Do you have those wheels / tires installed now? Maybe try a smaller size to avoid rubbing.

Suspension upgrades make the car more fun to drive. Trust me. There's various ways to lower your ride height. Coilovers give you the option of height adjustability. Search for different brands and see what fits your budget.

It's a good idea to perform a full tune up when you get a used car from someone. I'm almost certain that you'll gain some MPG as soon as tackle on the maintenance. http://www.civicforums.com/forums/171-general-honda-civic-forum-archive/280901-engine-identification.html use this as a guide to...

When is the last time you performed a tune up? 5th gen are from 92-95. Does it have the original engine? If the fuses are good, it sounds like the bulbs just might've burned out. d4 is preferred for normal driving. i would use d3 while going up hills and needed that extra higher RPM.

I haven't bought parts in awhile but you can check out the forums store. My suspension: koni yellows with GC sleeves and my wheels are 15x7 on 195 50 tire. but seriously if you google pics of suspension setups it is a lot more helpful. how low are you trying to go?

This thing is in rough shape. Some serious TLC is ahead of you. you should go to the junkyard to source out parts. CL is sometimes useful too.

Wouldn't waxing the car often deter any paint and clear coat fade?

You can use almost any other engine in your car. Yet, it's gonna cost a lot more than just simply replacing the same engine you have in now. what's your budget?

Sounds like a fun project. In school doing work. I wanna go home and nap

Honestly, the only benefit is the sound. So if you wanna spend money on pure sound, go right ahead. It might look cool but not worth it.

What nozzle are you talking about? Does the fan come on? have you checked if the thermostat works? have you checked if the radiator and hoses have any visible leaks?

Good job in replacing the distributor. I have a similar leak on my car. Funny thing is that i bought the replacement o-ring and replaced it. However, when I tried putting the distributor back on the engine I couldn't do it right and the engine wouldn't start. After messing with it for some time...

Does NY require you to do state emissions? I highly recommend looking in k20a.org for builds to get you an idea on what route to take.

Since you're doing motor work on the car, why not stick with it and switch it out for a K series power plant?