Originally posted by 05integra
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Can provide more pics of the CR KAIs if you want

I would recommend getting the right fitment first time around rather than spacers

http://forum.clubitr.com.au/showthread.php?t=6072
Rims with better fitment will be easier to find, and easier to sell when you want to change.
Originally posted by 05integra
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CAI = SRI (short ram intakes) are useless on DC5s, CAI would prove to have a much bigger gain...look into injen, or GruppeM
Intake manifold = not actually sure if TODA even make one, but either way the OEM RBC IM has seemed to have proven to be the best. Do a search

Larger throttle body = you will see very minimal gains on a larger throttle body without the engine work that you've listed further below. Even more minimal without an aftermarket ECU and tunning
Extractors = TODA, for a 'no expense spared' build
Coilovers = I've got Tein Flex (discontinued, now monoflex) and I'm very happy with what they've done for handling and range of height settings. Mine is a street car.
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