Looking for some advice.

[Capnchunk]

I'm in the midst of trading my celica for a DB integra, because I have tried and tried and can't get the manual tranny down. But only reason I'm trading is because I need a daily driver, and I don't drive my celica because I can't. (Don't ****, I will learn when I have a daily and possibly buy another manual car.)

Point is, I want to give it a proper fitment and possibly build the motor as much as I can if the auto tranny will hold me back on doing certain things.


Think I should bother with giving it some stance or?..

Thanks.

[rice4life]

SMH

You should have posted this in the intro section.

I will **** because I learned manual in 20 minutes in a school parking lot.
Here is a list for you to do:
1)Learn to drive manual
2)Keep celica
3)when you Stance it(coilovers, wheels, fender work?) make a build thread with pictures
4)get bitches?

Don't be a lazyfaggotpussyfacedcocksuckingtentaclerapingretar dnoobcow and learn to drive your own car...

Or don't its all up to you.

[Forty-six and 2]

Honestly man, learn to drive a manual. Take your car out by yourself and go for it. Learn how to drive it. I sucked until I went at it alone. It always seemed harder while having someone trying to tell you what to do.

Automatics are extremely limiting and unpredictable, especially if to try to bump the hp up at all. You should ask yourself if you are just putting off learning because you would rather the integra... If you really want one, burn the clutch up on the Celica learning, then find a manual Integra.

Don't take offense at all. Just overcome the trans, and get a car that is worth your time.

[rice4life]

^^^ said perfectly

Oh yeah, welcome to Stance|Works

[Capnchunk]

Yeah I should just go out and do it on my own. Really my only down fall with driving it is trying to put it in reverse. Honestly you guys just helped a lot. Except the hostile-ness.

Here's some pictures of the shit celica I have.

[MikeyRa]

[MartinsElerts]