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Looking at buying a Honda? Post here and we'll tell you our elitist asshole opinions!
Need help identifying a chassis?

http://www.superstreetonline.com/how-to/chassis-suspension/1312-honda-chassis-code-checklist/
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got a few photos from Twitter of Super Taikyu FL5s
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>>29000470
I like this livery a lot
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>>29000474
the Spoon livery is a classic, works on basically any Honda
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can't wait to get my car washed after my plate arrive... seems like it's taking forever
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>ask a friend to help me with installing coilovers
>I've not done it before, just want some guidance
>wants 250 as it's a day's work
Being a rentcel wrenchlet is suffering.
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>>29000938
>ask a friend
>wants 250
Are you actually friends? Lmao
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>>29001012
My thoughts exactly.
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if you got me a cheese and fries for $2.95 while calling me a faggot. then i might consider it
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>>29001049
>could get a cheeseburger and fries for $2.95
>could call someone a fag and not get cancelled
Those were the days.
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I know it is the furthest thing from an enthusiast vehicle you can buy, but this odyssey is the nicest car I have ever owned
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>>29001266
I bought a 2006 town and country limited after checking out a ton of minivans. It's the only minivan that both the second and third row stow n go. Super nice interior too.
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>>29001299
This one only has it for the third row but you can still lay a plywood sheet over the second row and fit it in, got a 10 5 ft kayak in there too
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>>29001314
>This one only has it for the third row
Chrysler was dicks and patented center row stow, which is why nobody else had it. The patent for 3rd row stow was an older patent, so practically every other model minivan had it. Just be careful. That one high-schooler died stuck under a odyssey seat.
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>>29001327
The third row will be stowed for now. It'll be a while before I can fill the whole thing. Mainly bought it as a stuff hauler for kayaks and shit. Just been driving it a lot because the tsx clutch bearing failed
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Just bought a CVT CR-Z

People give this car shit but it's so much fun for a car so cheap, there's a ton of mod support too
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>>29001789
congrats!
>>29002403
source?
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>9
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https://x.com/miroro37402897/status/2072266910297989385
>tfw no real fd2 in burgerland
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjypYTQ6IxY
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Hondas are cheap and reliable. Yep, they NEVER break down. Heck, my 2008 400k miler civic basically runs like brand new! I got her on sale for ya if you’re interested, only $100000K because Hondas are cheap and reliable, and I know what I got. A great and reliable first car for your son! I know what I got, so don’t even try to lowball me…
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Why buy a truck when an EF sedan with ratchet straps is just as good
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>>29006863
>I got her on sale for ya if you’re interested, only $100000K because Hondas are cheap and reliable, and I know what I got. A great and reliable first car for your son! I know what I got, so don’t even try to lowball me
Literally me, not selling my fuckin car for anything less than CA real estate
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>>29006866
accords too
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>>29000272
I am going to work on my car for the first time
I’m gonna do oil, oil filter, tranny fluid change, coolant change, and throttle body clean
It’s a 2010 element
I am told that a monkey could service a K28
If anything goes wrong, I’m going to shoot myself with a 500 magnum under the car
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I developed a mental illness, I can't find any other car that I like more than my FL1 and has AWD.
We had some big storms last season and I didn't really have any problems, but I feel like it's only a matter of time given the amount of miles I put on snow.
>Mazda3: looks too round
>Lexus IS: center console looks too busy
>Corolla: looks too stubby / like a toy
>WRX: wheel arches look like they were glued on last minute, also why is there a 70inch tv inside the car
No Acura because Japan. The Lexus IS is the closest contender, but I really want a hatchback.
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>>29008619
God damn I love my little Hondas. Fuck it. Fuck AWD, fuck snow, I'll slide and push an SUV filled with an entire family off of a cliff with me all while grinning if I did it in my Civic.
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bros I fucked up buying my first car on my own

ended up with a 2005 Civic DX-VP instead of an EX
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>>29009219
At least you got a car Anon,they're both a D17 engine no matter the trim.
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>>29009221
you're right but I've never had a car without power windows or locks before

also I was looking forward to the sunroof. but I was kinda sick when I bought it two days ago so I was way out of it

at any rate it's both my first manual car and a car to drive to work, fuck it
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>>29009233
You can still enjoy it Anon, I have the DX trim Accord from the same era, it has no power door locks either.
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>>29009240
yeah you're right.

fuck it I don't get girls anyway, it doesn't matter
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>>29008619
I drove an "awd" yaris rental in knee deep snow in Hokkaido last winter. Honestly just about anything works as long as you do it carefully and have snow tires on. Sliding on wet/compacted snow and ice at intersections was sketchy as hell however. But I was out pretty rural with little traffic.
Saw lots of people in ditches next to the road and tow trucks were doing overtime. I was surprised given that I assumed that locals would be experienced.
Currently own a FL5 so I can see why you love the car. The 11th gen civic is pretty dang good.
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>>29010108
>in knee deep snow in Hokkaido last winter

you ski/board bro?
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>>29010108
I think I figured out what to do
>keep Civic
>trade in wife's Prius for an AWD Prius
Now I don't have to worry about rust and I have AWD.

>Saw lots of people in ditches next to the road and tow trucks were doing overtime.
This always happens if there's a big storm specially on a weekend, when the once-a-year-family-ski-trip usually happens, and they have no idea what they're getting themselves into.
Pic rel was my scariest drive. That's all ice. Area is surrounded by hot springs so the heat and steam keeps this area in a constant melt-freeze cycle.

>The 11th gen civic is pretty dang good.
I know this is the we love Civics circlejerk thread but as I mentioned I've been trying to find a replacement with AWD and it just doesn't exist in my head. 11th gen just ticks all of my checkboxes.
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You gave your car her Sunday bath, right anon?
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>>29010315
>tfw dust and humid morning turning into mud on my car
Damn I gotta go to the car wash and hand clean my hubcaps again, TLX type S deserves to stay clean because it's fucking suck.
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>>29010315
not today but this week i shall :)
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>>29010207
I don't really ski even tho I know how to. I was just on vacation there. Honestly it was way better than the usual busy tourist hotspots in Japan. Plenty of friendly people too who were willing to talk to a gajin who barely spoke Japanese.
>>29010283
Hope you can justify the cost to your wife.
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Would it be cringy to get this plate frame for my 24 sport hatch civic?
I know it's not a fast car or anything special but damn I love it
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>>29010662
Any custom license plate or license plate frame is cringe, the only exception is to flex the university from which you graduated
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>>29010664
I have standard plates the frame in pic related I'm gonna buy from my local Honda dealer so it's an official frame not custom. This was just the only pic I could find of it.
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>the only exception is to flex the university from which you graduated

This is correct
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>>29010907
TLX Type S are so fuckin sexy I would fix it this much

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoBEgV-kJsQ
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should I buy slightly used Transalp or clapped out 100k mileage Africa twin?
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>>29010536
Wait til she sees my new taillights.

>>29010662
I like rice as much as the next Asian person but do you really need another "Honda" and "Civic" written on your car?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Integra#Theft_in_the_United_States
I know these stats are ancient, but damn
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>>29013371
Kek they were the Kias of their time, one of my boys had his DC2 stolen twice, once at work, got it back, and then it got stolen again and he just replaced it with a 2015 Civic.
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>>29013162
The only Mugen part I'm getting are the wind deflectors. That stuff is so expensive it isn't even funny.
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>>29010664
L take
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>>29016403
Based ricer
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>take my ES2 to buddy's house to fix oil pan leak
>it's not the oil pan
My fucking Civic has a worn rear main seal...
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>>29016469
Sorry anon
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>>29010662
i think it's pretty
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Just hit 80,000 miles on my 2.0T Accord and the crappy 10 speed auto is starting to get real jerky especially at WOT. Anyone ever done a tranny flush on these things and have it fix the problem?
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>>29016978
Go to some econo lube shop they'll drain the fluid out of the trans cooler line and pour fluid in repeatedly until it's clean.
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>5k for a shell
these people are out of their minds
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>>29016469
BlueDevil seal repair
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>>29018071
Buddy is going to replace the seal.
I don't drive the car much anyway, so it's staying at his house until the next time I'm home.
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defend
>>29016728
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Amyone here got an acuity shifter? Are they worth the money or more of a meme? I think the default shifter is quite nice. Where do you even go to demo one if you dont know anyone with one to try it out?
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Favorite Honda... model? Inb4 Civic
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>>29020352
GoldWing
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>>29020352
Attainable; facelift DC2 SiR
Somewhat attainable; DC2 Type R '00 spec
plz stop getting more expensive; AP2 Type S
Will have to sell my bootyhole to old men tier; NA2 NSX-R
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>>29020352
del sol
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>>29020352
S2000, because they never were or became shit
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>04 civic ex
>5 speed manual -- main thing i was looking for
>120k miles
>clean title, routine maintenance, timing belt done
>1 or 2 owners, im guessing the dad of the guy i bought it from
>paint is mostly fine
>I paid 3k.
how did I do? It's at shop right now for a new-to-me check up but it started, drove, and idled fine.
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>>29020705
That's a good ass deal, a running Honda in general is $3,000 at minimum, so any maintenance you had previously done is gravy on top.
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>>29020737
I think my 2009 Honda Fit with 125k miles is worth around 2k. Hasn’t been worth trading it in, but i will have to eventually.
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>>29021006
Unfortunate, I would take that 2K if you can get it, I wouldn't be surprised if a dealer offered me $1,000 for my rust free 2004 Accord, the car is worth about $150,000 to me anyway so it's not for sale.
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>>29021006
put it on fb marketplace for $7k
>>29020737
thats what i was thinking. there were some okay autos of various gens but anything stick was clapped with like 250k or modded to hell. i guess i was asleep in the 10 years while cheap hondas became rare
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>>29021006
fits in my area (ny) are going for 5-8k even rusted up ones
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Spent the last 3 months restoring my s2000 after owning it for nearly 10 years.

Replaced all 12 ballpoints with hard race
Replaced all bushings (20+) with spoon hard rubber
New OEM strut/spring assemblies
Replaced all driveline mounts with OEM
Replaced all cooling system components
Replaced outer tie rods and end endlinks
New Fujitsubo legalis R exhaust
New OEM flywheel, pressure plate, disk, fork, and bearings.
New rear main seal and trans input shaft seal
New convertible top from Robbin’s
New OEM headlights
New shifter bushings
New OS sensors and oil pressure sensor
New vtec solenoid gaskets
New OEM starter
New valve cover gasket, tube seals and plug and coil packs
Powered coaster valve cover
New valve adjustment
New timing chain tensioner
Painted all suspension components in Eastwood Matte Black Rust Encapsulator Plus
New PS4S tires
New rotors, brakes, and front calipers
All new fluids
New steel braided clutch line
New OEM clutch master and slave cylinder
New intake filter
New CR shift knob

Did all the work myself besides the convertible top install. Something like 13k so far. Finishing up final torque at ride height now and then getting an alignment. It's been fun. I love this car. Hardest part was the clutch since I did it on jack stands. In a more sane era, I would have spent a lot less but honda parts and quality aftermarket are really expensive right now.
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>>29023489
>Something like 13k so far
Based DIY, I have more than that just catching up on maintenance via shops and my car still looks like shit.
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>>29023491
Ty. The economics of classic hondas are getting wild, but so is care maintenance in general. I did the "while I'm in there..." strategy. Took me months to get the spoon bushings. Missed out on a good chunk of summer but I'm almost back on the road.
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>>29023498
The while you're there methodology is the best way of doing it, I had my control arms pulled out and new bushings pressed in, but I'm kinda pissed at myself for not replacing the entire control arm which would've had a new ball joint on it, my dealer hasn't yapped about ball joints being worn at 185K, but I should've just bought entire control arms.
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>>29023502
That's what I did for my 09 camry daily. I rockauto'd all new arms with new balljoints and bushings. 185k is a lot. My s2000 has 173k miles on it, was on original bushings/balljoints. Bushings were shot, balljoints were surprisingly holding up (but may as well replace them).
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>>29023510
>balljoints were surprisingly holding up
OEM Honda ball joints are the toughest mofos you can put on a car, I trust my 185k mile ones over brand new moog ones with the weird spline design that can eat out your steering knuckle and ruin it, and then fail and your car falls on the ground.
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>>29023514
I was sure to get new front lower ball joints from Honda. The rest are Hardrace-branded. Yeah the honda ball joints are absolutely fucking top-notch and if i could have bought them again, I would have. The hardrace ball joints use the same design but comes with a snap ring as well. Honda is actually insane and won't sell any bushings the s2000 unless you buy the entire control arm for 1k a piece.
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>>29023489
You can still buy new OEM S2000 parts? From where? If it's doable I might get a S2000 down the line.
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>>29023705
hondapartsnow.com
formula S
evasive motorsports
science of speed
bernardi honda

(your local honda dealer -- but they will rape you on price).

You cannot source every piece though. Some are on indefinite back order so you may find some layover (new) stock somewhere. I can a difficult time finding the rear subframe support member and new front fender liner. End links were also difficult to get. But I was able to get them all.
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>>29023924
also steprise on ebay - I got OEM clutch hardware, OEM lower ball joints, and OEM motor, trans, and diff mounts from him. Very fast shipping too.
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>>29023705
you can even get a completely new engine from toda still
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>>29023924
>>29023999
>>29023927
Thanks, I'll take a look and see if they got simislar shops in europe. Else I'll get raped by the import fees and shipping. My biggest annoyance is that there is a Honda oem parts shop equivalent in the UK but not in Continental Europe. So we'll still get fucked tax wise.
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Had a nice day at the beach. This car just keeps impressing me with its looks. I miss how "playful" the nd2 miata was, as this car is "serious" all the time.
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>>29024776
Civic a big boi car now, very srs business
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>>29024776
You talk like a fag and your shit's retarded.
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>>29024776
>impressing me with its looks
This is a joke, right?
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>>29024802
Been called that before in my miata. Whats next?
>>29024804
I think it looks very good. Main reason I skipped the FK8. I would have gotten a 400Z over it if they sold one in Europe however.
>>29024796
Big boi pricetag too
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>be japanese
>have camellia red coupe
>give it a shitty respray
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>>29024804
>>29024819
I'm partial to the FK8 since I've got an FK7, but the FL5 is multiple steps in the right direction styling-wise.
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>>29025005
I would have loved to get a FD2 but it was a Japan only car and I'm too weak to get a rhd car.
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>>29025236
>buy FD2
>convert to lhd
Done.
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>>29025005
The FK8 looks bananas. So many details on the front makes it look way too busy, like an anime character with too many piercings. FL5 is my favorite.
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>>29025513
>So many details on the front makes it look way too busy, like an anime character with too many piercings
It's definitely a collector's item for being so outlandish and shocking us all, I hope there's some guy out there being nice to his and keeping it out of the elements, that way I can look at it the Honda HQ cars and coffee years from now.
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so many del sol (with the b16a3) listings. kinda tempted just for the engine for my ef 2bh
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>>29024776
>This car just keeps impressing me with its looks.
For me it's the fake vents and skinny nog wheels
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>>29025848
>fake vents
Oh no how dare companies do styling
>skinny wheels
19x9.5s aren't "skinny"
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>>29025846
No. We did enough of that in the late 90s early 00s. Let the survivors live.
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>>29025898
im obviously going to swap it out for a d series and use it as a daily (if i buy it)
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>>29025910
Cheaper to wait for an already swapped EF to pop up.
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>>29025923
not interested in lsv or b20vtech boosted with dump tubes out the hood
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>>29026002
Ruining 2 cars is a much better idea.
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the acura livery is p dank if im keeping it a stack
https://x.com/kuroneko_s660/status/2078820897889345634
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update: $3000 civic is really fun to drive. new brakes, runs great. gonna put another 120k on this thing i hope. gonna hit pick and pull and see if i can replace the rust rear bumper, otherwise this thing is super clean.

general thank you to /o/ and honda general for helping a lurker replace his 10yo daily
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>>29026859
>gonna put another 120k on this thing i hope
Based, you'd be surprised how many miles you can put on an old Honda if you just stay committed to taking care of it, my Accord was 13.5 years old with 108K on it and we're 9 years, 77,000 hard miles later and I still trust it.
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>>29007412
AI
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Are there any EK headlights with black housings that don't look like shit IRL? I bought some OE style that are all chrome and they look out of place. I'm used to seeing FAs with the factory black outlined housings.
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Car is black. Should I refinish these Hot-wheels style or just spray all silver?
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>>29010664
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>>29026859
Reliable older Japanese cars are quite nice outside of two probelms:
1. Rust, which is fixable and preventable with maintenance
2. Safety, if you were to be hit by some dude on his phone in their monstertruck of a SUV/truck, which may happen to you even if you drive defensively
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I was driving my new to me 7th gen Civic last week when all of a sudden it died on me, I don't think it was anything to do with shifting but I lost power in 5th gear and I couldn't get the engine to start again, it kept trying to turn over and over.

Any ideas what it could've been? Car got struck and totaled like 20 mins after that so I couldn't diagnose it really
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>>29027928
Did it sputter out first? Mine did that when cam position sensor failed.
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Bought a 1991 Integra RS. What am I in for?
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>>29028048
based and clean af too. now throw everything mugen on it.
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>>29028055
I've not worked on cars besides changing my tires and swapping headlights and shit. But I'll probably take a crack at putting a spoiler on at least. I already like the way it looks so I'm not gonna fuck with it too much, past guy already tinted it too. Sucks that this one doesn't have vtec
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>>29028048
stolen out of your driveway by mexicans in 30 seconds at 3am
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>>29028059
Bought it off a Mexican so this is accurate. Need to put a GPS on it
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>>29028048
She cute Anon, please try and keep it underneath some sort of covering to protect it from the elements.
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>>29028203
I don't have a garage, do outdoor car covers actually work I've heard mixed things
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>>29028310
It's better than nothing Anon, if you regularly wax the car as another layer of protection and keep an outdoor car cover on it, that'll save the interior and everything from being absolutely trashed and needing thousands more in repaint.
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How good is this trans fluid for an auto 2009 civic? Asked one of the guys at AutoZone which transmission fluid would be best for my Honda, he recommended this one. Now I'm looking at the 'for use with certain GM vehicles', and I'm having second thoughts...
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>>29028544
Autozone Fluids are fine in Hondas Anon, I've run Valvoline multi vehicle ATF to flush everything out and it didn't hurt it, what would be bad for Hondas is not changing it.
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>>29028548
Ah, thanks. Forgot to add, it's just a little bit I'm keeping in my car for emergencies, so I'm not intending to use it all the time.
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>>29028544
>Trusting some dipshit at autozone
You want the Valvoline import or multi vehicle or whatever it's called.
Just turn the bottles around they list their comparable oem fluids.

alternatively, go to honda.
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>>29028556
>>Trusting some dipshit at autozone
I did my research for power steering and motor oil, but I just bought this one on a whim to be fair.
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>>29028579
Lel Vatozone's oil and power steering fluid are fine too when I had leaks
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>>29028585
the issue isn't autozone oil the issue is that the shear and additive profile is not comparable to hondas DW-1. at minimum you should be using a multi-vehicle that lists honda, like valvoline maxlife or multi-vehicle, even if the difference is minimal why take the unnecessary risk with the already ticking time bomb of a slushbox
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>>29027991
a little bit, it was just this dramatic loss of power from the throttle
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64k for a brand new Civic Type R out the door?
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>>29028965
that's fucking insane considering you can drive off with a brand new Elantra N for more than 25k cheaper
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>>29028972
I would rather DIE than drive a Hyundai
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>>29028976
same speed around the track and more fun to drive
i'd rather die than pay 65k for a civic
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>>29028979
>stop posting on /o/ for 10 years
>come back and people are still bench racing
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>>29028965
Youre also paying European prices in the US?
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>>29028972
>>29028979
Uglier than the FL5, owners are insufferable, factory snap-crackle-pop tune is gay, plus it's a Hyundai
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>>29029273
8k mark up
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>>29029604
For us it's 45k mandatory markup in taxes. Of which I avoided 35k by importing it second hand.
At least we have the best roads in Europe after the Swiss.
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>>29028734
on the bright side insurance is about to pay me about twice what I paid for it, about $3k. so I can hopefully get a decent older Honda/Acura
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Restoring my 08 fg2
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>>29031604
Holy fuck you work fast, nigga
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>>29031604
what was wrong with it? i thought about copping one but i think ill wait till the type r is available in a couple years
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First car was a Ford Probe.
Second car was a Lincoln LS.
Then I had a E320 CDI Benz.
And now I drive a GE8 Honda Fit and love it more than previous cars.
How the fuck does Honda do it?
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I waxed my Crosstour yesterday. Last thing I did was new brake fluid. It's so boringly reliable.
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>>29031677
>How the fuck does Honda do it?
They make ergonomic cars with good driving dyanamics, which makes even their mass produced cars feel good enough to not want to kill yourself.

>>29032033
Based, wish I had a clearcoat to wax, but it is boring sometimes how Honda Accords just work everyday, but we'll have to deal with it I guess.
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>>29031662
Clear coat failure and some dings in the 1/4 panels
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>>29032187
Kek FG Civics are so beat now, you'd almost think they were all born sun damaged
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I want to buy this for my first car
https://www.bytbil.com/stockholms-lan/personbil-civic-3-dr-1-4-superdeal-3-95-lagmilad-6759-19277880
is it woth it? ._.
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>>29032364
That's sick for the price, I translated that to American dollars and we can't even find those hatches that cheap.
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>>29032366
really? I thought you guys where swimming in japanese shitboxes
this one looks a little rusty and scratchy
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>>29032381
>this one looks a little rusty and scratchy
We are, but not at the $2000 price point, even if it has rust it's like $3,000 minimum for a running Honda, if it's rust free it can be like $6,000
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>>29032405
I see.. I've also been eyeing this camary for 1k more that looks a little bit cleaner
https://www.bytbil.com/stockholms-lan/personbil-camry-2-2-8467-19287821
Any thoughts? o:
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>>29032420
That Camry isn't bad if you're looking for reliability and prefer not shifting your own gears, probably better than the Civic, and it'd larger.
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>>29032424
i wanna fuck this camry
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>>29032677
Well you can fuck that Camry for the next several hundred thousand miles if the oil and services are done.
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>>29032679
mmmm i will have lots of camry babies yes i think
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>>29028608
How about this brand? I did a bit more research, apparently this company also manufactures Honda's DW-1, it's specs are very close to oem
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>>29032765
Yeah idemitsu is basically OEM fuid for Jap cars
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>>29002403

thats a lot of monogatari stuff. what a pervert.
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honda motorcycle
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Are all Hondas a PITA to do oil changes on or is the B20 just a special case? I had to wrap my whole ass arm around the suspension contorting my body just to get the wrench in a position that could grab the filter since the exhaust and half shaft made it impossible to get to from underneath. Even then I was only getting 1cm of motion with the wrench. I kind of want to sell this car now just because of the motor, I don't like doing oil changes on it and the valves needing to be adjusted every 30k miles is retarded.
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>>29033469
The B20 must be weird because Honda 4 cylinder and even the V6 are a dream to oil change with their spin on oil filters that aren't in fucked up locations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY2n9gnQv1k
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>>29033472
I fucking wish it was even half as easy as that video. What engine is that?
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>>29033474
Looks to me like a 2016-2021 Civic engine, not sure exact code but the filter was like that.
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>>29032217
These too there was actually a lawsuit over it when they were new
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>>29033481
It's getting to the point where 10th gen Civic owners should get a little money back on their 10 year old or so car because a lot of them are getting fucked paint.
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>>29032217
8th gen came out 20 years ago
>aging_matt_damon.gif
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>>29033561
Don't remind me Anon, fuck we are getting too old.
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>>29034796
Best thing about the 11th Gen Type R is that the front grille is actually real. Pisses me off to no end that 70% of the grille is fake on my Hybrid.
That and the lack of piano gloss black in the interior which should've carried over to all the models.
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>>29034810
Damn I can't unsee it now when I see an 11th gen hybrid, that's a shame too because the A/C condenser could use all the airflow it fucking can on any car.
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Every time I travel and have to rent a car, I miss my 2015 honda crosstour. I'm driving a base model camry and it's a piece of shit. Disposable like a new phone or something. It doesn't even have a sport mode and it has a "B" mode for some reason. What the fuck? Also android auto sucks donkey balls.
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>>29035887
It's the Accord effect, you get spoiled with the nice driving and feeling car and everything becomes crap
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>>29035924
Are nu-accords good though? I feel like everything is such dogshit and cheap
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>>29035970
I never been behind the wheel to really whip it around, but as far as daily drivers go, it's the most comfortable and efficient car I've been in, a 2021 Hybrid Touring with heated rear seats and everything picked me up and I was pissed I had to get out when I got there.
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>>29035970
>Are nu-accords good though?
They're okay, but not as good as the old ones. No more V6, no more double wishbone suspension, no more manual option.
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I used to live and drive in japan for 5 years 2019-2024
I had a 2001 Honda stream, mainly because I had a kid but I loved that car but am not a car guy by ANY means

what modern honda would theoretically give me the same feel? I was thinking odyssey

I love the feel of the engine roaring despite the mom van look
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>>29036432
Oddyseys are good vans, but the closest thing America have got to an estate car was the Acura TSX sportwagon, as well as old Accord wagons from the 90s, all of which are pretty rare for what they are, but I think you'll like driving an odyssey.
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>made the mistake of mentioning I was in the market for a new car around my mom
>specifically an Acura TSX
>she fancies herself a car girl (she is the farthest thing from it), starts doing "research"
>tells me they're bad cars if you get a bad model but ok cars if you get a good model
>looking all over for "good models" (07, 08, 11, 13, 14)
>can barely find shit
>plenty of 10's and 12's though (supposedly the worst)
>saw a 2011 one, went for a test drive but it handled even worse than my current Accord
is she full of shit or is this true? Feels like a "broken clock is right twice a day" situation but I don't want to be buying a lemon either. My friend who is an actual mechanic said he doesn't work on Acuras that much so that's a good sign from his pov but he's not in a position to give actual advice. Found some good looking ones that are 300+ miles away but I don't mind a drive if its a worthwhile car.

Any input?
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>>29037065
I kinda like the later TSXs, never even driven one but they deleted the hydraulic power steering that the old TSXs and Accords have which leaks and costs the owners money if you need rack and pinion and pump.
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>>29037068
Funny you say that, I've had a few issues with the power steering fluid leaking in my Accord so this is a plus. I really want one but I'm kind of in my own head about it. Nothing is currently super wrong with my Honda but I've been driving it for a long time and didn't take the best care of it after I got it. Feels like its holding itself together with thoughts and prayers. Been riding around without a catalytic converter for a long time because the first two got stolen so I'm sure that has plenty to do with it.
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>>29037083
>Been riding around without a catalytic converter for a long time
Kek she's probably happy as a clam without it despite the emissions testing concerns, the cats aren't really restrictive at all unless it's clogged, but I'm sorry the shitheads have stolen them.
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>page 9
Not on my watch
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>>29039545
shouldve said something vtec related 2bh
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>sell fk8 last year due to health issues and concerns
>issues are gone and get a high paying job again
>here I am eyeing integra type s’s
Awwww shit here I go again. My rx350 will be my dd and the its will be my fun car…
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>>29041709
>RX350
2GR Toyotas are such a good ass dailys to go with a based Honda K20C
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>>29041716
it's exceptionally boring but it's a 2017 with 43k miles. Even commuting 100 miles a day (which I'm doing...) it should last a long time.
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>>29041747
Boring is good when you need it, my uncle got the 2020 ES350 and it was the most comfortable numb car ever
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How durable are Delphi coils for a 07 Honda Jazz (IDSI)? Buying just a set from honda is expensive as fuck so i wanna know if those are just as durable as the factory coils.
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>>29042035
They're fine anon, if you're changing coil packs with spark plugs every interval (ideal) then you shouldn't have to worry about it having a problem, I would trust Delphi made ignition coils from autozone over my originals from 22 years ago, that's why they're getting replaced next set of plugs.
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Okay bros
I know I said it's a beach day
But it's rainy and nasty and cloudy
What am I supposed to do
1/?
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>>29043039
2/?
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>>29043041
3/?
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>>29043039
>>29043041
Every day is pleasant in a Type S no matter how gloomy
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>>29043047
4/?
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>>29043051
Nice. I'm eyeing these. How often do you scrape the front? I feel like the fk8 I had was notorious for it+ it had a questionable design...you'd scrape off the clips and then eventually the mounting holes. I think these cars and fl5 are much smarter...
damn these look good.
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>>29043117
Not often, there's a specific hotel that I always stay at when I'm driving to visit my parents and I swear I scrape every time when I'm leaving because it's on a slope, no matter how many times I tell myself about it I always forget. But no issues otherwise
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>>29043117
Can confirm
>>29043039
Drive slow, listen to some moe jazz
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>>29043790
>jazz
Based, precision crafted cars with 355HP are for refined gentleman with taste.
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>>29043790
i hate that rpf1's are so popular but also look so good on any japmobile.
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>>29043051
How good is the lumbar support ? Can you add a good amount?
t rehabbing a bulging l4/l5
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>>29032187
I’m sure the fucking picture is gonna be upside down but paint is done
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>>29044553
Holy shit that nigga was right you do work fast
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>>29044553
looks beautiful!
and fyi newbro 4ch strips metadata from your uploads.
looks like you're uploading directly from mobile so you'll need to rotate the image on PC or in a app for it to upload correctly.
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>>29044553
Jesus Anon paint my 2004 Accord holy shit
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>>29032187
>>29044553
would you paint someone else's vehicle for a price?
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>>29044557
Took like a month start to finish >>29044600
probably not but would recommend doing it yourself
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I'm just wondering. What's the general opinion on honda diesels? Mostly the N engine.
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Should I?
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>>29046706
I like it, yeah it's got some minimal rust in the typical quarter but that's mint for a 34yo car that was always susceptible to rust.
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>>29046706
Yes and K20/K24 swap it and hoon the fuck out of it.
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Anyone knows if the S2000 washer fluid cap is interchangable with anything else? Alternatively, what's a good nigger-rigged solution?
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>>29000272

bought a 1986 crx base trim automatic transmission with 31,000 miles, excellent condition, unmodified, starts and runs and drives perfectly
serviced regularly up until the owner died around 2020ish maybe, came with original sales receipt, dealership documents from 1986, miscellaneous service records from 1986-2012

the person I bought it from got it at an estate sale for $4000, only because nobody else wanted it, and I purchased it from him for $5k

how much is this thing actually worth?
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Lads. I finally did it.
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>>29047767
>even the trip smoking out
Based
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>>29046747
f22a1 may not have vtec, but its unstoppable and will absolutely dominate with a turbo. everyone always jumps straight to H/K swap though
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Man what the fuck. Hondata has apparently been bought out by private equity (same firm that owns COBB, GrimmSpeed, PRL, and a few other companies)
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>>29047767
Nice.
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one of the upper centre clips is busted on the passenger right rear panel cladding of my element, what would be the easiest fix for this?
i'll eventually get a new panel second hand but would like to do something in the meantime
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>>29049832
dammit
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>1 owner 15k mile 2024 integra type s's are going for $45k
BROS...
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>>29051136
>Dealer price and it's still 15k worth less from new
The poor original owner got fucking hosed trading this in but it's a good fuckin deal.
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>>29051144
i keep telling myself I will wait a few months and then treat myself but then I see deals like this.
FUck
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>>29051147
I'd do it if I had money, two years old isn't even clapped out or anything, typically I'm used to the value of an Accord going off the edge of a cliff after like 5 years 60K miles, but Type S value is falling even quicker and you get a K20C engine.
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this is for sale in my area
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>>29007833
Anon did you survive???
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We are SO BACK bros
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>>29054552
Please let there be another Marysville built hypercar that would be so funny
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What's with all the head gaskets blowing up on Honda CRVs?
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>>29055058
It's a combination of things, the space between cylinders two and three is a weak spot on the gasket with those stupid coolant slits cut into the block which wears away at the gasket, the head bolts may not be adequate enough for the job and stretch which causes coolant seepage, and combine that with turbocharging, which puts more pressure in the cylinders than what was on K series or the old R18 or L15A engines of old.
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Honda Element stowage bump
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>>29021006
You can do much better than 2K on almost any Fit
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>>29057252
nice
>>29021006
that would sell for like 8~10k around here
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D17A2 + LX 5 speed swapped 05 coupe in my driveway. dents and scratches on every panel, but it's got paint (except the passenger fender, that side is peeling). 180k km, who wants it?
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I am considering a 2026 Honda Civic Hatchback Hybrid. Anyone own one or have any thoughts on it? 2025 counts too since it's the same car.
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>>29058889
K20 engine with a hybrid is probably the best honda daily
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>fall at work in the freezer and literally break my left hip landing on a pointed joint in the floor
>16 hours in agonizing pain, but finally get a new hip
>get the rare side effect of femoral nerve palsy, which makes my quadriceps not work

Well there goes my ability to enjoy a manual transmission for a long time. The palsy could take 5 months or longer to go away. On the plus side, mom got her disability approved with three years backpay so I found her a 2010 K24 TSX. I'm staying with her while I'm a cripple using it for my appointments and therapy.

I'll probably sell that project Civic I got earlier this year as a running car to find my own auto Honda. Goodbye to the joy of driving for who knows how long.
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>>29059837
>so I found her a 2010 K24 TSX
That's sick man, I'm sorry you fell at work, but I think you'll learn to enjoy the auto life, K24 with the 5AT is a real good setup.

CM got crashed a little but it's still alive
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>>29059839
Yeah this one has some front and rear end damage but it's fully caught up on maintenance at 200k. Very dependable cripple hauler. I hope I can find a nice Fit something. But I'd be cool with another K24 yacht.

It's been a month and six days since the fall and it's been tough. Stairs are a challenge and I need cane to get anywhere. The only real upside is workers compensation is paying for it and sending me $300 checks every week to keep my bills paid.

Soon a friend of mine will come by and put my TSX in the garage after helping me get the Civic ready to hopefully sell.
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>>29059846
>The only real upside is workers compensation is paying for it and sending me $300 checks every week
That's awesome, as long as you're not going broke that's all that matters.
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>>29059851
Yeah I'm just glad I'm good at keeping myself entertained while I'm down. It's crazy how little your leg can move without that one muscle. I have to lift my leg into cars by hand and into bed.

The EK should net me a pretty decent profit. I got window regulators on the way and two 6x9 speakers delivered for the rear deck. If I can get the AC to crank I think it should go for at least $2500 as a running and driving car. I got all the AC parts so it shouldn't cost me more than the refrigerant.
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hi /hg/, I'm acquiring an automatic 08 civic EX coupe (FG1?) from family that needs to get rid of it. it's got about 130k miles and if I know my family's auto maintnenace habits at all, it probably had its complete maintenance schedule religiously followed for the first five years, then probably engine oil/brakes/air filters after that and nothing else. despite being in the rust belt it's clean, probably because shortly after it became a second car it wasn't generally used if there was snow (therefore salt) on the ground. I'm happy to take it because I've been dailying a miata for 18 months and have realized how much a boon even a slightly more practical second car would be. anyway, any issues common to this car, any maintenance items I should prioritize over all others? anything I need to watch out for? I planned on new tranny oil and plugs no matter what as I'm almost certain it's got the spark plugs it rolled off the line with, might get the wheels restored too after throwing some CC2's on. pic semi-rel, only other honda I ever owned, interior of a hand me down 04 EX coupe with a 5 speed that I adored until the rust ate it.
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>>29061575
R18 Civic coupes are reliable as fuck anon, especially once you get ahold of it and take care of the overdue plugs etc.
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>>29061719
well I got it anon, it drives great but I think I'm gonna need to add bearings to the list based on the wuh-wuh-wuh-wuh I hear that increases with speed and is particularly sonorous above 70 mph. also shit it comes with I didn't know it had is pretty nice:
>heated seats
>aux jack
>surprisingly stout stock sound system... sheeeit
wheels need a little bit of love with the curb rash.
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>>29062858
>also shit it comes with I didn't know it had is pretty nice
That's based Anon, the 8th gen Civic was such a huge step up in not only how modern the car looked, but the quality of the interior, I know it's annoying that it needs a wheel bearing(s), but once you straighten out the maintenance it's the best car around, these things don't even have a stupid timing belt like the 7th gen, and that's huge, you just do regular maintenance and live life, you don't think about it, if it needs a water pump, it'll get a water pump, but there's no interval, you just maintain as it needs it.
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>>29061719
>>29062858
also dawned on me that other than transmission my old 04 and this 08 are effectively the same spec lmao
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>>29062863
thanks man. christ bro the timing belt. I did the timing belt like 12 years ago for
>>29062871
and it fucking sucked ass hard, granted it was the first thing I did that wasn't oil or brake pads. what, does the r18 have a chain instead?
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>>29062874
Yeah the R18 is a based sohc timing chain, just change fluids and maintain the rest of the car and you're good.
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glorious. for $1500 I think I did pretty gud. had push this family member to take money at all for it. sometimes you just luck out.
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>>29062890
meant to reply to
>>29062881
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>>29062890
>$1500
Christ that's a good deal, an 08 Civic EX like that with relatively low 130K is worth over $5000 all day long, who cares if the wheel bearings are fucked, it's an R18 civic that works and gets good economy and people will pay it.
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>>29062890
very jelly, congrats bro
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>>29063401
>max tork at 7500
That thing has to be so gutless when putting around but I bet it's amazing when you give it.
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day 1000 of lusting after an integra type s...
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2nd win in a row for the new Prelude in Super GT, along with a podium lockout of the #8 HRC ARTA, #17 Astemo Real Racing, and #16 ARTA Mugen cars
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>>29065325
Has anyone seen a Prelude in the wild yet? I haven't.
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>>29065336
theyre all over cali last time i went there. havent seen any here in ny tho
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>>29065338
>theyre all over cali
Lol true, neat looking lil car though.
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uhhh stupid question
did my timing belt and it now gives off this whining sound like a supercharger while revving
also randomly it gives off this whirling sound at idle or slapping. goes away at revving, then at revving it sounds like a supercharger lmao ahhh
how bad did i fuck up and how long until it explodes
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>>29065356
>whining
typical of a belt that is too tight. on other cars, at least. hondas I'm sure is similar. maybe it stretches out and resolves itself? maybe not.
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>>29065406
Could be his tensioner is fucked up, my mom's hyundai sonata has a serpentine tensioner with a fucked bearing whine and it sounds like a supercharger too.
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>>29000272
Hello anons, can anyone consult me on the reliability of a 2003 Civic CVT transmission? Studentfag in need of a car and looking at a used hybrid model, just wanna know how prevalent failure on them is. Thanks
pic unrelated
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>>29010664
What an absolutely awful opinion. There is no hope for you.
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>he ACTUALLY thinks I'm going to allow this thread to drop to the bottom of the board

Bro it's like you don't even want /hg/ to survive or something
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>>29066705
And yes I suppose it's important that I have properly blurred out my license plate, LOL. I have no idea how many freak creeps are out there
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>>29066713
Dammit, I was gonna creep over to florida where your Type S is and look at it.
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>>29066718
Thank You, I Love You
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>>29066705
>Bro it's like you don't even want /hg/ to survive or something
I just find it so hard to care about anything Honda has made post 2000, and I'm not willing to daily an old one any more. Might have to look into a new project to have something to share.
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>>29066726
I don't want to hear it bro, Acura is love, Acura is life
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>>29066726
They hated him because he spoke the truth
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>>29066830
He's missing out, look at this fucking thing
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>>29065406
>>29065418
was on tight
and the timing cover (top half) was warped a bit and was hitting against it
it is better now
but now it's all shaking as fuck at idle while my foot on the brake at a light or whatever. engine mounts i guess
google clanker tells me oem but the cost is pretty stupid for something that's 30 years old
i can still get oem though for right left and rear funny enough 500 some bucks. surprised they aren't all sold out
...or i just go on rockauto for like a fraction of it...
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>>29066726
change it to 2011 and I agree
I bought a complete shitbox 96 Civic sedan a few months ago and been loving it drive it more than the newer car. then again I really dont like modern cars
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>the b16 that has been sitting on fb marketplace for months has been sold
why did i wait so long when i couldve outright bought it
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I hope Honda does heritage program to produce OEM level parts for their older cars.
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>>29068558
Same, especially with OEM headliners, I probably one of the few retards who paid to replace the headliner on a CM but there are some cool Hondas and Acuras with saggy headliner where someone would want the OEM instead of a re-done one.
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>>29068558
That would be amazing.
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What do I do once my Crosstour is paid off? I have 2 more months until it's mine. Do I fix the backup camera and get it repainted and put a new radio in?
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>>29069624
>Do I fix the backup camera and get it repainted and put a new radio in?
Yes, best thing I ever did on my beat up 2004 was put a new radio in and bump the bluetooth audio, especially if your backup camera isn't working, getting a Pioneer Double DIN with carplay and modern features will liven it up in there and get the backup camera working, not sure if your actual camera is broken but you can replace stuff and get something going.
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>Honda themselves admitting the 1.5T has a problem and offering 10 years 150K miles of extended warranty
How fucked do you think are 1.5T owners with over 150K when it comes to the value of their car? Because I wouldn't fuck a car with someone else's dick if it's standing on its own with no warranty and a 5K head gasket job waiting to happen any day now.
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>>29069898
K20C4 swap
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na only
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>>29069904
Expensive, not as good as a factory Type R, requires custom axles, wiring will be a headache. About the only upside is that it can run/be tuned on a factory Si ECU and Type R parts will bolt right up afaik
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>>29069898
works on my machine. also these hold value like crazy, at least in europe
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>>29070208
I've seen them in Europe, they are kind of rare but they indeed hold their value insanely well. Same with the Type R's.
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>>29071227
not that rare but just better reputation in general, I'm convinced americans fuck up theirs by putting that shitty fuel in them, mine says 95 minimum which is equivalent to murrikab 91 I think

also just passed by an 11th gen, its nice but no 1.5t no buy
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>>29071363
forgot to say 95 is the absolute minimum you can find here, but I almost exclusively use OMV maxxmotion because I'm running 210whp
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>>29069898

i got a 1.5 turbo (UK) a few weeks ago, the boost is just plain rude, i think its been tinkered with but im not sure i can bring myself to let honda reset it

i ordered a bluetooth thing anyway
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>>29071783
based

the stock boost is really linear for the most part so it's likely tuned
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>>29072330
Based, there is a tuned 1.5T Civic in this thread that has shockingly never had any head gasket or CVT issues that he's posted about, so I don't know if it's something normies are doing that blows the head gasket, but at the same time this was never an issue on K24/R18, people who drove them didn't even know what a head gasket was because it was such a non issue.
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>>29072333
That's me, zero problems so far and just about 89k miles/5.5 years of use. Done plenty of hard pulls and quick driving with it and it's been great. DRob is a damn good tuner and the only aftermarket part I've added that's explicitly for power is a PRL cold air intake (though that might change with an intercooler next year)
>don't know if it's something normies are doing that blows the head gasket
A lot of it is letting the engine warm up fully, keeping on the maintenance schedule, and using good high(er) octane fuel
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>>29072351
>A lot of it is letting the engine warm up fully, keeping on the maintenance schedule, and using good high(er) octane fuel
That's probably what it is, My family has been feeding my K24 bad gas and immediately driving it on a cold engine for 23 years, and we likely have gotten away with it because the compression ratio is so low and it's not boosted, I don't think Honda should be saying it's okay to put 87 octane in a boosted engine, I know turbo technology is amazing now and that's how Honda could deliver a 1.5T, but you can't change physics and they really do need the best fucking fuel you can find at the pump to not hurt this engine.
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>>29072333
It's that low octane fuel that americans use, their 87 and 89 is equivalent to like 91 and 93 in euro units. I guess it is kinda honda's fault for pinky promising that it will run on low octane shit but let's be real, even so it's isolated cases and loud youtubers swear all engines will go kaboom because they hate accepting the idea that a small boosted engine isnt actually going to blow up

I've driven mine everywhere from the track, to 230kph on the autobahn to crazy touge style up austrian and italian alps and romanian and ukrainian carpathians and it's fine. even had the 'luck' of getting it pretty muchrock crawling up a 2km bend through a forest road where I had to slip the clutch all the way through. I did second gear pulls until the clutch smelled like overbaked racoons and it decided to slip because it couldnt take anymore and I'm still running the factory clutch years later

I've never had a car that could handle this much abuse and the only thing I do is make sure to get the best fuel and heat up/cool down properly, oil changes I did at the 20k/1 year mark as instructed, I did the transmission fluid early but that's about it
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>>29072381
second gear launches*****

big difference lol
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>>29071363
>>29071363
Maybe I'm in the wrong Euro nation but 10th gen 1.5T's are rare in NL. Maybe less so in Germany where Honda still exists.
I have no idea what happens in the US but I think it's a mix of young people buying their first "fun" Honda within their means, not properly maintaining it and modding it to shits or throwing a generic cheap tune onto it. I've seen Americans have a modlist longer than 1 A4 page after owning a brand new Type R for 2 months on civicxi forums.
Also yes, Euro 95 is the min and sometimes I'm lucky to find Euro 100 in Germany. That said I run 95 in my type R just like most other people here and it's fine. I'm not paying 2.5/L for gas.
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>>29072389
shit fuel will cause the knock control to rape the gasket apparently, combine it with uneven heating from an overeager kid slamming on it before the engine is up to temp and I imagine the car isnt grateful for it

I dont even understand how americans still have sub 95 octane even if they have lots of oldtimers around, that's some third world shit
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>>29072433
>but what about the americans?
for real though, it's because it's dirt cheap (comparatively) and 99% of gasoline cars ran on it no problem historically. less the case now with modern cars. even ND2/3 miatas like premium now. all this to say if there's any premium-recommended-esque language in the user manual or printed on the fuel door, and premium is not used, that's on the dumbass trying to save a few bucks at the pump
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>>29072448
I'm just weirded out because here every car sold on the market has required 95+ since like 2008. I love the US btw but that low octane fuel shit is whack. but like I said it's on the manufacturer for not saying 91+ (AKI) instead of trying to appeal to every cheapskate
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>>29072482
It does say 91 aki or higher on the si manual. Hell I found picrel on Honda's US website where you can fill in ur car model and download it. Americans just cant read, or dont read the owners manual.
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>>29072989
They just think they know better. A gut feeling is as valid as real expertise.
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>>29072989
That's unfortunate about the 1.5T globohomo engine being susceptible to American gas, my USDM K24 is so lo compression and cucked because it was built for this, but you can't really make a low compression L15B engine because boost is always gonna be insane compression.
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>>29073630
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Is it normal for a Greddy exhaust to take damn near a year to ship? I was patient from January up until now but I'm all but certain SSR took my money and ran. Trying to get in direct contact with Greddy at this point but I'm expecting a "Huh? Who?" response.
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>>29073630
>>29073632
God I love how ridiculous the FK8 is compared to the FL5, the retard aero, the drilled brake discs, the one that came after was almost understated for a Type R, expect to see FK8 at collector auctions someday
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>>29073900
>Drilled brake disks
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>>29073900
I wish they'd make a Fit Type R, or even just an SiR to compete with the Swift Sport. The Civic is a big boy now.
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>>29074195
That's hot, I don't know how good of an idea it is to drill holes in the thing the pads are trying to slow down but it looks racecar and I get hard

>>29074198
God damn, imagine a Fit with red seatbelts? that alone would be extremely rice.
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>>29074202
>Cooling
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>>29074207
Hardly Anon, when it comes to rotors which convert friction to heat, you want more metal on them to dissapate, also the blank rotors have ventilation that cools it anyway so you want the steel to be there to act as a heatisnk, it's really rice but I do like the look of a drilled or slotted rotor compared to my regular rotors.
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>>29074273
To dissipate, you need surface, which is where drilling comes into play (in addition to the ventilation proper)
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>>29073630
>>29073632
>>29074195
>covered in bugs and dirt
>curbed out the 20 inch rims
It's so well used it's kinda beautiful, that's what the R is for, the baddest FWD daily ever.
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>>29074394
>Bugs
That's polen lol it was in April.
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Honda casually just selling goofy ass Elements, CMs and S2000s from the same dealership in 2005

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmSsJlJRwTQ
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>>29074451
i loev element :)
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Well, I now have a 2007 v6 accord as my hooptie.
Slushbox seems ok, timing belt was done 15k ago. Anything on these that need doing outside of the drain-and-fill auto bs?
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>>29075170
Just your regular leaks and suspension work that pops up Anon, Accords are really good about not dying suddenly.



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