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no one asked lol
maybe i'll make a new DIY whenever i come around to doing mine
no one asked lol
maybe i'll make a new DIY whenever i come around to doing mine
I don't think they make any of the oem cupholders or armrest anymore. Plus the oem cupholders suck according to peeps that have them on g2ic.
They're not deep enough. I tried the taurus, but I couldn't get it to work/sit properly and tossed it out (luckily I got it for free at the junkyard)
They're not deep enough. I tried the taurus, but I couldn't get it to work/sit properly and tossed it out (luckily I got it for free at the junkyard)
i had a fireextinguisher mounted to my a pillar when i got the car...
I took the extinguisher out and left the mounting hardware....& found that a 16oz. soda bottle fit and held nicely in it.
I took the extinguisher out and left the mounting hardware....& found that a 16oz. soda bottle fit and held nicely in it.
so i got some new wheels for my whip last night.. so i thought id post some pix.. and i said id post some pix of the ep3 seats.. ill post some more on tuesday after i finsh fitting the carbon fenders..








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clean as *** man..thats the color i originally wanted to get but those are like rare in NJ man
</TD></TR></TABLE>clean as *** man..thats the color i originally wanted to get but those are like rare in NJ man
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lol captiva blue is pretty rare everywhere
lol captiva blue is pretty rare everywhere
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by backyard_concepts »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so i got some new wheels for my whip last night.. so i thought id post some pix.. and i said id post some pix of the ep3 seats.. ill post some more on tuesday after i finsh fitting the carbon fenders..




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MAD TYTE JDM STICKERS and CF y0!




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lol captiva blue is pretty rare everywhere
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werd man.. and mint milano red stock paint is rare to... wanna trade cars im down whats good????
lol captiva blue is pretty rare everywhere
</TD></TR></TABLE>werd man.. and mint milano red stock paint is rare to... wanna trade cars im down whats good????
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haah
jealous
haah
jealous
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i have a teg forsale thats captiva blue https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1399695
</TD></TR></TABLE>i have a teg forsale thats captiva blue https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1399695
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by suckafuhreak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what kind of camber kits do you guys have on the front of your DAs?</TD></TR></TABLE>
stock suspension
stock suspension
Hey guys... i just picked up jdm Doors for 150....came with everything except for the wiring for the flippin *** mirrors. you know whats funny? i didnt realize until i got the doors that the main switches would be on the right hand side...hahahah didnt think about it....here are pics....left side has a small gash but nothin that bondo cant fix....




if anyone has ever wired these doors up on and RS model, please let me know....
or at least know how to wire these ******* up...that would be nice




if anyone has ever wired these doors up on and RS model, please let me know....
or at least know how to wire these ******* up...that would be nice
what are camber kits?
- when you're wheels are tilted inward or outward. so that you're tires arent eaten quite as fast as the other side of it. negative positive. thats what camber kits are used for. when you're low and tires are cambered. i dont know a better way to explain it.
- when you're wheels are tilted inward or outward. so that you're tires arent eaten quite as fast as the other side of it. negative positive. thats what camber kits are used for. when you're low and tires are cambered. i dont know a better way to explain it.
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- when you're wheels are tilted inward or outward. so that you're tires arent eaten quite as fast as the other side of it. negative positive. thats what camber kits are used for. when you're low and tires are cambered. i dont know a better way to explain it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i think he was being sarcastic
- when you're wheels are tilted inward or outward. so that you're tires arent eaten quite as fast as the other side of it. negative positive. thats what camber kits are used for. when you're low and tires are cambered. i dont know a better way to explain it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i think he was being sarcastic
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i think he was being sarcastic</TD></TR></TABLE>
Lol, well ****..it's hard to understand the tone of someone over the internet!
Although, he did put a
so....
i think he was being sarcastic</TD></TR></TABLE>
Lol, well ****..it's hard to understand the tone of someone over the internet!
Although, he did put a
so....
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by suckafuhreak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what are camber kits?
- when you're wheels are tilted inward or outward. so that you're tires arent eaten quite as fast as the other side of it. negative positive. thats what camber kits are used for. when you're low and tires are cambered. i dont know a better way to explain it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes i was joking and this bro is where your theory is wrong.. camber does not wear tires rapidly!! it is toe!! that wears tires radpidly so get an alignment.. and the proper use for camber kits is for racers to dial there **** in for track use
not meant to be set to zero... cars from the factory come with a little - or + camber..
Modified by DATZ WEAKSAUCE at 1:02 PM 11/2/2005
- when you're wheels are tilted inward or outward. so that you're tires arent eaten quite as fast as the other side of it. negative positive. thats what camber kits are used for. when you're low and tires are cambered. i dont know a better way to explain it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes i was joking and this bro is where your theory is wrong.. camber does not wear tires rapidly!! it is toe!! that wears tires radpidly so get an alignment.. and the proper use for camber kits is for racers to dial there **** in for track use
not meant to be set to zero... cars from the factory come with a little - or + camber..Modified by DATZ WEAKSAUCE at 1:02 PM 11/2/2005
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yes i was joking and this bro is where your theory is wrong.. camber does not wear tires rapidly!! it is toe!! that wears tires radpidly so get an alignment.. and the proper use for camber kits is for racers to dial there **** in for track use
not meant to be set to zero... cars from the factory come with a little - or + camber..
Modified by DATZ WEAKSAUCE at 1:02 PM 11/2/2005</TD></TR></TABLE>
Camber kits are for those that know how to use them, or get them installed correctly...not just for racers. Come on. Camber kits should be used on the streets for lowered vehicles to get camber within stock settings. Hence the reason I have a camber kit on the front and rear of my Integra. Without them, my camber specs would be out of wack, which will cause adverse effects in steering and handling.
And yes, if you are experiencing heavy wear on the inside of your tires, then you need to get your toe corrected. Make sure you go to an alignment specialist that knows how to adjust your toe thrust as well. Otherwise, you're paying for an incomplete alignment.
yes i was joking and this bro is where your theory is wrong.. camber does not wear tires rapidly!! it is toe!! that wears tires radpidly so get an alignment.. and the proper use for camber kits is for racers to dial there **** in for track use
not meant to be set to zero... cars from the factory come with a little - or + camber..Modified by DATZ WEAKSAUCE at 1:02 PM 11/2/2005</TD></TR></TABLE>
Camber kits are for those that know how to use them, or get them installed correctly...not just for racers. Come on. Camber kits should be used on the streets for lowered vehicles to get camber within stock settings. Hence the reason I have a camber kit on the front and rear of my Integra. Without them, my camber specs would be out of wack, which will cause adverse effects in steering and handling.
And yes, if you are experiencing heavy wear on the inside of your tires, then you need to get your toe corrected. Make sure you go to an alignment specialist that knows how to adjust your toe thrust as well. Otherwise, you're paying for an incomplete alignment.




