Top 5 Honda CRV Mods and Accessories - Reaction

The best mods and accessories for your Honda CRV are ones that make it look better or help it operate better. What are the most common modifications to the Honda CRV is to raise it or lower it. You can make the choice if you want to go with the off-road look or the lowered tuner car look. that’s what’s great about the Honda CRV is that you can choose both styles to modify to. For most vehicles, you have to choose one route because of the way the vehicle looks or operates. At the Honda CRV allows you so many options to modify this SUV.
Another popular mod for the Honda CRV is to tint the windows. Just make sure you don’t use too dark of window tint, so that law enforcement starts to ticket you. window tint can greatly add to the look of your vehicle, while also adding protection from the sun rays to protect your interior. It can also serve as a safety precaution, because when you get into an accident, it will prohibit the glass from shattering.
The Honda CRV is really popular For adding aftermarket rims and tires. This mod can greatly change the entire look of your CRV. You can choose the style of aftermarket rim you want and add the tires. Some people find that they enjoy the off-road luck while others enjoy the lower tuner car lock. The Honda CRV allows you to go whatever style you desire.
You can also mod your Honda by adding a stereo system. A lot of people like to add a subwoofer or new speakers that allow them to play music louder. This will add to the interior aesthetic with riding the Honda CRV. It’s a great way to make the ride more enjoyable because the musical sound that much better. 
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[@aidendevanney6536]

I work in the forest all day. I need to make one of these old crvs into an ATV. Im getting rid of my 2016 honda CRV. The belt driven transmission won't do what I tell it to. The whole car feels like a squishy toy. It's all round and made out of plastic. I'm going back in time. I'm getting one of these boxy old early 2000's crv's. I'm adding a full frontal steel push bumper, roof rack, trailer hitch to carry a bike rack, installing extra fog lights, lifting the suspension getting thicker nobbier tires, reinforced rims, putting a platform on the roof rack to carry solar panels, boosting the engine, replacing every part that is showing age, repainting it, detailing it, restoring it. This car is about to become an immortal god for traversing the forest.

[@XDMIIIIIIIII]

You should upload videos as you go upgrading it

[@austinado16]

Just picked up an '05 EX 5spd with 271k on it, about a month ago. Being an EX, it has the factory "limo tint" on the windows. I'll be adding a slight tint to the front door windows, but not enough to attract attention. I'm doing subtle "factory" looking mods to it, just to personalize it a bit, but otherwise just keeping that "stock Gen2" look. I'm really liking it, and the 5spd makes it more interactive. I'm not stoked about the "rev-hang," which is really hard on transmission syncros, or the little "rpm boosts" that it does in parking lots, every time the steering wheel is moved, but apparently that's as good as Honda could do with them.

[@theorycreative]

I’ve been modding an ‘06 V - started as my project and now needs to be my daily 🫠. Car has 220K miles, all FL and AR, never seen snow (it was my sister’s car originally and has no rust anywhere). I have disassembled and cleaned up the engine overall; replaced gaskets and o-rings, sensors, everything on the accessory side (water pump, tensioner, power steering pump, a/c condenser clutch) but the timing chain - waiting for aftermarket cams/valves/RSX oil pan+ upgrade. Plus…new poly engine mounts, added 300amp JS Alternators alt., dual battery, wiring and charging system, all aluminum radiator, thermostat and housing, new wiper assembly and various worn out parts. I just finished the freshly painted valve cover and have painted or am painting wipers, trim pieces, brackets and anything that looked a little rough. I’m building an auxiliary relay panel right now… I used to sell LEDs so I have everything from interior bulbs to bi-led projector headlights in boxes. Still working on it, running out of time and money. Painted bumpers, LEDs and a Raspberry Pi computer system/ digital dash coming soon… and a full suspension upgrade. Midlife crisis #3.

[@fume5671]

Oh shit lol that’s my Crv at 3:05 well my old Crv before it got stolen and stopped 😩..glad you liked the lower look

[@youtubecritic4360]

Tint is important it changes the appearance completely. I have 20% all the way around. It was the first thing i did to my 2nd gen. If ur thinking about tint id recommend 20$. Its dark enough but not to dark

[@NolaHam]

My experience with a rooftop luggage basket is that it creates wind drag and cost more money in gas. I wouldn't put one up there for looks purposes alone.

[@Butts0hboi]

I feel like having the “poke” set up would best if it’s lifted otherwise I would be worried about tipping over

[@32srt32]

how do they perform adding bigger tires with the small engine?

[@danielkliemczak3450]

Ws looking for a roof rack... found s hige yakima pod at the trash... good shape. Looking to wheels but not sure about spacers... Looking to made a led rear lightz

[@dontknodonno1783]

My 05 crv just pass 500k miles with original motor. Still stock as to mods tho.

[@Bushidough]

Just bought a crv two weeks ago, honestly don’t know much about cars but i would like bigger tires, do i need a lift kit and what size tires would be best if i didn’t need one? Thanks

[@asiadennis120]

i would say get a lift kit. it just looks nice to

[@spengg_shell]

Where can i find the parking mirror thats on the 2nd gen crv in the thumbnail?

[@onionboy6934]

sick video 🤟

[@adantapia6874]

Donde puedo conseguir estribo laterales para mi Honda CR-V 2005

[@BigStick_energy_fishing]

I have a K20 head with a k24 block anyone knows a link where I can buy a Led bull bar for second generation Honda crv?

[@phaxiong95]

I want to mod mine just a basic lift height, 2 inch in back with strut spacer and 215- 75-15 because I’m on mn and I’m a hunter

[@goldiemercado1432]

Damn I’ve been trying to get the sun visor on the hood from your thumbnail of this video but I can’t find it if some one in the comment section can post a link to it would be appreciated

[@ronaldgallihugh9456]

I have a hrg 3 inch lifted 2006 crv

[@scott4036]

I just bought a hooptie '02 CRV from a friend for cheap. It has 216k miles. Whats your take on high mileage crvs, will they last?

[@imgangsta2139]

It's a honda. They'll last forever as long as you take care of them (general maintenance)

[@brentbeneky9762]

I bought a 05 Honda CRV with 232k miles. It’s now at 316k and it still runs smooth as heck

[@walterf5502]

I have a 02 crv. 400k plus miles. Still original motor trans. Change the motor oil every 5k miles. The trans fluid every 30k miles. Easy upgrades and repairs.

[@tikvahspagepage8760]

K24 lasts longer than the car.

[@might_e]

if the trans fluid doesn't look very good, i would suggest dropping and filling a quart a month while also changing the inline trans fluid filter behind the bumper

[@kevvin5030]

Palmer aquatics? 😮

[@jcorpus209]

I got content on my channel. I’ve been modding my CRV.

[@Butts0hboi]

Also I’m sad mine is an automatic 06 and I’m pretty sure it can’t be manual :(

[@tts6293]

How many miles man and how is it treating you ? I’m picking mine up this weekend 2004 with 137k miles for 5k

[@ogprincek2091]

Buy mine it’s automatic

[@absentstars474]

3:22 lol i own 2 crvs and an xb.