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Many people do not realize how much horsepower is hidden in their import car. Usually, import cars (Honda, Nissan, Toyota, Scion, Acura) are highly tuned right out of the box but there is a lot of horsepower you can get out of it with "little" modification.

The first thing you can do to your import car to increase it's horsepower is purchasing a air intake. There are a lot of different types of air intakes. There is cold air intakes, short ram intakes, air cooled boxes, etc. The most reliable and efficient air intake in the Cold Air Intake. This usually adds about 4-6 horsepower depending on your vehicle. Cold air intakes usually run you about $200 for a good intake. Don't be fooled by people trying to sell you cheap ones. With car parts, the less the spend, the less quality the part will be. So fork out the extra cash and buy a brand name cold air intake. Most of the time installation of a Cold Air intake is pretty simple and instructions should come with the product.

Since your car is now intaking more air, you need to let it export more air also. Getting headers and exhaust gives you more backflow and increase the amount of air that can emit from your vehicle.

Headers come in many different shapes and sizes. Installing headers on your import car will increase the horsepower by 5-7 horses. When buying headers make sure you are buying a quality part just as the intake. A part made with quality metals, and is done with good, strong welds. A good quality header will run you around $300 and can be installed by the somewhat experienced do it yourselfer.

Exhaust is another essential part of increasing your import cars' horsepower. When buying an exhaust, its import to buy the whole system and not just the muffler. OEM exhaust hold a lot of extra air in them, and do not let maximum air out. A good exhaust will run you about $500-$700 dollars and will give you an extra 10 horsepower. Some good exhaust brands are greddy, flowmaster, apexi, and borla. The exhaust can be installed by pretty much anyone with any car experience.

We have just discussed four things you can do to increase your import cars horsepower. If you spend about $1500 you can give your car about 25 more horsepower which is enough to strongly notice a difference.

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Honda Recommends Repair of Unibody Vehicles

Co-maker of Acura RSX performance parts, American Honda Motor Co, Inc. has issued four recommendations for repair of Honda and Acura unibody vehicles.

The first recommendation is on Sectioning Frame Components. It states that when body repairs are necessary, Honda recommends that by using the Honda or Acura body repair manual, any repairs will be performed by an experienced professional. Furthermore, component replacement will be accomplished along factory connection. The company further added that failure to do so can result in a number of problems that include improperly fitted parts, noises, tire wear, and most importantly, changes in vehicle dynamics and occupant protection in a sequential crash.

Particularly speaking, Honda in America is firmly against the process of joining cut pieces from separate vehicles, which is commonly referred to as ‘clipping’ that is not an authorized American Honda method of repairing. The company’s American factory or extended warranties will not be held liable with any problems with other components resulting from such inaccurate vehicle repairs.

The second recommendation is on adhesives and welding. The company states that using adhesives in place of welding for replacement of a component is not an authorized American Honda repair method. According to Honda, it is important to repair at factory seams using the same procedures as the factory assembly process except where specified otherwise in the Honda or Acura body repair manual.

The third recommendation is on Door and Bumper Reinforcements. Because these parts are made of high strength steel, the company recommends that reinforcements of door and bumper must not be repaired or straightened.

The last but not the least recommendation is on the Replacement Parts. American Honda firmly recommends the use of Honda Genuine or Acura Precision Crafted original equipment replacement parts. The company said that the use of these parts helps return the vehicle to its pre-crash condition.

About Honda in America

Since the Honda America operations began in 1959, they already believe that their success in the global marketplace relies on its dedication to continued investment in future of the US. With this philosophy, the company is guided that it will continue to grow in America.

For more than 45 years of a huge contribution to the U.S. economy, Honda now has over 25,000 people in all 50 states of the country.

In 1979, the first U.S plant was opened and has evolved into a company that directly employs more than 25,000 Americans.

About the Author

Evander Klum is a Business Administration graduate who hails from Alabama. He enjoys extreme sports and he is also a car racing fanatic. At present, he works as a marketing manager at an advertising agency in Cleveland.

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