i've been looking into a lot of upgrades for the N/A too. by researching mind you, not making a new thread about it. my rite of passage is documented on the last 2 pages of the sticky that has been posted earlier in this thread.

basically, there is no cheap way to do it. the N/A is pretty much designed for the most power that it is efficient (cost wise) for. it costs several K to get a noticeable increase in power to the wheels

 

I would have to say the most cost effective route would be to add stickers, a big wing and pretty much anything else you can get your hands on at your local Kragen Auto Parts in the "I turned 16 and all I got with this used Integra" isle. But that might just be for southern California.

 

Don't forget the skull floor mats and R type seat covers.

+22hp...

 

Has anyone else seen the gauge pods that have little clocks in them?

Pep boys special.