** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
12-18-2009, 09:16 PM
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Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
nvr seen it in my life............. but welcome fish, share a lil about yourself & post your sedan if you have one.
12-18-2009, 11:16 PM
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Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
hey guys, havent had much time to get on here, just working alot, PLEASE help me out though, i have no idea which obd2 my stock ecu is, (obd2a or obd2b), how do i find out? D16y8 if that helps any
12-18-2009, 11:38 PM
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I like the shape and even contour as they pop off the car.
12-19-2009, 06:28 AM
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Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
GMG!
FYI Folks I browsed a yahoo topic this morning, and it had some good info. pertaining to some thoughts we passed around earlier on in the week. I will add a link to more car related info. and this article.
CAR CARE MYTHS
Myth: Let your engine warm up for several minutes before driving.
Reality: That might have been good advice for yesteryear's cars but is less so today. Modern engines warm up more quickly when they're driven. And the sooner they warm up, the sooner they reach maximum efficiency and deliver the best fuel economy and performance. But don't rev the engine high over the first few miles while it's warming up.
FYI Folks I browsed a yahoo topic this morning, and it had some good info. pertaining to some thoughts we passed around earlier on in the week. I will add a link to more car related info. and this article.
CAR CARE MYTHS
Myth: Let your engine warm up for several minutes before driving.
Reality: That might have been good advice for yesteryear's cars but is less so today. Modern engines warm up more quickly when they're driven. And the sooner they warm up, the sooner they reach maximum efficiency and deliver the best fuel economy and performance. But don't rev the engine high over the first few miles while it's warming up.
12-19-2009, 06:36 AM
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Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
some more good topics
#5 & 6 in this article are great to know facts
10 Things your auto INS wont tell you
Good Knowledge for future reference
What Not To Say - Buying a CAR
#5 & 6 in this article are great to know facts
10 Things your auto INS wont tell you
Good Knowledge for future reference
What Not To Say - Buying a CAR
12-19-2009, 06:58 AM
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
Thx bro!
It's going alright, I still need 2 bulb sockets to complete the conversion. One more thing I noticed, some of the lines on the trunk don't match up perfectly. It is a alignment issue. Unfortunately I was had by a painter that was making promises he never kept, my trunk alignment being one of them. However Jay is pretty damn good at aligning body panels and hopefully he can help me out. I'll post pics when my car's nice and pretty.
It's going alright, I still need 2 bulb sockets to complete the conversion. One more thing I noticed, some of the lines on the trunk don't match up perfectly. It is a alignment issue. Unfortunately I was had by a painter that was making promises he never kept, my trunk alignment being one of them. However Jay is pretty damn good at aligning body panels and hopefully he can help me out. I'll post pics when my car's nice and pretty.
12-19-2009, 08:25 AM
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
So I was faintly listening to Motorweek as I was passing out last night and I managed to hear that Fiat is going to own Chrysler. They are going to begin by changing almost all cars to Fiat based chassis. I also overheard the most disappointing news I have heard in a really long time, the Viper is dead. 
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