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Picked up used 06-08 Civic Si wheels from across the border for my winter set, also got new Nitto Motivo tires for all-season/summer. Not sure whether I will powder coat the winter set black or keep them as-is. |
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Lowered my 4 door 96 Civic on ST 1.4 inch springs Saturday. Adjusted the valves on the same car on Sunday. Then said screw it all and went for a ride on my bike. |
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No more power lock switch http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...96831770_n.jpg |
^nice! mine are like that too. Better imo, security wise. I did my jdm fog switch. took too long as I socialized most of the time. http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/2...2080501057.jpg |
I love clean, subtle mods. |
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shredded more tires :fuuuuu: need to get fenders shaved next week :okay: |
I thought I was just going to swap a cylinder head today (burned valve). The replacement was suuuper clean from what I remembered (still silver up top, not even oil stained) but I never bothered looking at the valve faces. When I went to clean the bottom of the head for the new gasket..... fuuuuuu .......massive amounts of carbon deposits. I mean enough to raise the compression ratio a fair bit. The head was rebuilt but came off a high mileage motor with worn rings, that was burning a lot of oil. Anyways, a couple of hours later, all the valves were cleaned, both mating surfaces prepped, everything assembled and tuned, easy peasy, car runs good again. Hmmm...no wonder it idled like a lawnmower Spoiler! The top of the replacement head looked super clean, I didn't expect this Spoiler! After a little cleaning Spoiler! More cleaning and ready to go Spoiler! The block came out clean enough Spoiler! |
Clay barred the car today. What brand of wax does everyone use? |
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Prepping the new car for another RB20 or SR20 build .__. |
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did oil change, tranny fluid change, changed cabin air filter, changed wiper refills. |
was going to do the brakes on a Pontiac Sunfire yesterday but needed a 3/8 allan key for the caliper pins when all i had was metric :suspicious::failed: :okay: went to Canadian tire today , bought the set and got it done |
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Not sure if this counts. Ordered this yesterday MaxJax Portable Two Post Lifting System by Dannmar http://www.maxjaxusa.com/image-galle...ift-height.jpg Saw it in this thread. http://www.revscene.net/forums/63836...z-new-toy.html Decided I wanted one. Don't really need it, but it's definiately a good investment. $24xx From Costco. Taxes in. |
^Damn that's awesome, would make a lot of things so much easier to do in your own garage |
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Went down to Ralph's and picked up actuator hatch electric mini motor and a master window switch, also took off the oh shit bar and placed the trim plugs into its place. |
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If so, what are your thoughts? I need another hoist, but I'm tired of buying these things, bolting them in, then moving 2 years later. Let me know, mkay. :) Also, I did this. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...e/7e9cf8dd.jpg But I only got one side done because of this. Angry Pirate is good. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...e/a6132392.jpg Then I did this. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...e/35d9a9f5.jpg :okay: |
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^ greddy is wheres its at!!! changed my air filter and cabin filter, dat clean air smell :megusta: |
^^^ I disagree :p fujisubo > greddy, I'm a little biased hah Quote:
I like something more subtle to be honest. |
Some Greddy systems can sound pretty terrible on certain applications. Fujitsubo on the other hand... Well, at least from all the Fujitsubo systems I've seen and heard irl I've liked very much. |
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