@@ikkyboymuzik6456 hey bro, I bought mine off Aliepress, I think i searched for like headunit Honda Accord and they will have a few there, most of them are same design with slightly different interface but generally should be the same. Just check the reviews before hand!
Good choice, good in reliability and easy to work on / learn to work on your own car, HOWEVER don’t underestimate the power. It may not blown ones socks off who has got years of driving experience with different cars but for someone whos unexperienced it may get you into dificult situations
@@JohnyChhy just upsets me all the Aussies and Kiwi’s get these in their best form and America got the bleh one lol. If you ever come to America and see the modified ones they’re almost always a Euro clone
@@xTruthxWithinx that is true! But you guys definitely do have a cool culture there as well! But for sure. Euro Rs are super common here you see 18-20 year olds with them here casually haha. But if you ever come to NZ HMU and I’ll take you around 🤙
@@JohnyChhy it’s been a dream to come to NZ, it’s a beautiful island country and the car culture there is so pure and the people in general are generally welcoming. Plus I hear the weather is a bit more forgiving than the neighbors up north during summer and winter
Depends on the use of the car. For daily driven car I would go for the CL7 because I need space. If it’s to boost around I would for for FN2 I believe FN2 K20A is detuned correct me if I am wrong however chassis is nice and compact to hit those corners
My pleasure brother, always good to see you my bro! Should've done some lazy downshifts! allgoood another video next time hahaha!
For sure brother! Thank you man for letting take your EuroR out! That’s us for next time :)
Boss what is that infotainment system you installed? I want to replace my stock system.
@@ikkyboymuzik6456 hey bro, I bought mine off Aliepress, I think i searched for like headunit Honda Accord and they will have a few there, most of them are same design with slightly different interface but generally should be the same. Just check the reviews before hand!
I'm thinking of getting the Accord 7th gen as my first car :)
Good choice man! Would be honestly a perfect first car! Enjoy the car and appreciate it that’s for sure 🤙
Good choice, good in reliability and easy to work on / learn to work on your own car, HOWEVER don’t underestimate the power. It may not blown ones socks off who has got years of driving experience with different cars but for someone whos unexperienced it may get you into dificult situations
hard work will buy off !! keep it up
Shot brother!
I have the American CL9 (TSX) and I’m restoring it. It got blasted on the LH quarter panel but we’re bringing it back to its original oem+
Nice man! Sounds like it’ll be a fun process. Nothing better bring a car back to its original OEM state 👍
@@JohnyChhy just upsets me all the Aussies and Kiwi’s get these in their best form and America got the bleh one lol. If you ever come to America and see the modified ones they’re almost always a Euro clone
@@xTruthxWithinx that is true! But you guys definitely do have a cool culture there as well! But for sure. Euro Rs are super common here you see 18-20 year olds with them here casually haha. But if you ever come to NZ HMU and I’ll take you around 🤙
@@JohnyChhy it’s been a dream to come to NZ, it’s a beautiful island country and the car culture there is so pure and the people in general are generally welcoming. Plus I hear the weather is a bit more forgiving than the neighbors up north during summer and winter
FN2 or cl7?
Depends on the use of the car. For daily driven car I would go for the CL7 because I need space. If it’s to boost around I would for for FN2 I believe FN2 K20A is detuned correct me if I am wrong however chassis is nice and compact to hit those corners
Yeah a CL7 is going roughly the same as an FN2. Bit crazy these prices
In aus