has anbody modded there rx300's engine whether it be exhaust, or intake or maybe even a supercharger or turbo
im trying to get ideas
i want to get an intake, dual exhaust, dont know whether i should lower or lift it but i heard the rx300 is on a camry frame but still maybe there are body lifts but i just wanted to know what people had done to theirs, im only 18 and i got mine becuase i couldnt handle going slow in my 2007 civic si so i got the handmedown from mommy and now im pimin it out

 

I've driven an '07 Civic Si and they are quick cars that have fun to drive written all over them. I don't really understand the reasoning of going from an Si to and RX300.

However there are some simple bolt-ons for RX300's, you might want to check out the Weapon-R Dragon and Secret Weapon intakes.

 

yea i didnt wnat this car at all, it was given to me becuase my parents sold my si becuase of my speeding tickets, i was going 120
but yea i no about the weapon r but any other cool stuff?

 

there arent really dual exhausts for rx300s, so your gonna have to get a custom one.

 

Zombie and I are both rockin Magnaflow. His is a custom cat-back system and I just have the axle-back portion of the stock replaced.

 

yo zombie i didnt no that magnaflow made a kit for the rx, how does it sound> mean or ricey?

 

any other boltons you would recommoned besides the intakes?

 

i just used universal magnaflow mufflers and custom piping. it sounds deep like a truck, but not as loud. its nothing like the ricey high pitched fart cans.

 

does it sound good when you get on the gas?

 

Mom clipped your wings for good reason. Learn to live with a differently-purposed vehicle. Your RX is not, nor will it ever be a sports car, no matter what you spend on modifications. You can make it loud, rough-riding, and ugly, but it will not get significantly faster short of a big-block transplant. Get too heavy handed with forced induction or spray, and that expensive V6 engine becomes a coffee table. That's one good reason very few serious aftermarket mods are available for it.

While the AWD version is capable of soft-roading adventures beyond where the pavement ends, it's no rock crawler either. It will take you places you couldn't go in your Civic, and will do so in all kinds of weather conditions. Lowering it will seriously limit the off-road capability, but considering it's not exactly Rubicon-ready anyway, for you that might not be too great a loss - if you are careful.

Why not build on the qualities your RX already excels in? It is a luxury cruiser that is as handy as a Swiss army knife. It can, with a few judicious tweaks, become even better. All that interior space gives you room for some serious entertainment upgrades, audio, video, navigation, and other electronics are available for your ride. Look into a combination of a car PC that will handle all of these plus bluetooth, and all of the functions of your home PC too.

Detail it out, and look for some really eye-catching rims. If you maintain all that wood and leather, it's going to be a LOT classier ride than the Civic.

 

Well said. For my speed craving moments, I have an 04 Mustang GT built to the gills and recently acquired a 02 WS-6 that will leave my Stang in the dust. However, I wouldn't put my 600+ RWHP Mustang or even the WS-6 in stock form in the hands of an 18 yr old with a "ticket" history.

Enjoy the RX for what it is.

 

ha yea man i dont blame you, my dad has an 05 s2000 and the only time i have ever been able to drive it was when i was lerning to drive stick but that is it, but what u are saying is true, its just hard to control thos urges ya noo

 

yea man i toally agree with what your saying, yea i cant reall go offroading and i would never lower it, but im not relaly interested in interior stuff so i may just keep it real and maybe get some subs, thanks for the advice

 

The day I install a warp drive on my RX300, that'll be the day, until then I agree with Lil4X, if you want super thrills there are other vehicles.

The real limitation of the RX300 is the transmission.

 

This kid seems to be receptive thou...

You can make it look nice, but don't try to push it's limits and "rice it out"...

Good luck with it, it's definitely a nice ride. I plan to do a few cosmetics on it, maybe even an audio upgrade, but that's it.