((((((((----EG Hatch Thread----PT 2 )))))))))
The spoon rigids are not bushings, the are metal sleeves that go between your front subframe and your chassis, they are suppose to center you subframe around your subframe bolts since the holes are to big, youtube has some great videos about them
Ah I know what you're talking about. Don't know anyone that runs those personally so I don't have any feed back for you unfortunately 
Let us know how it goes if you get them!

Let us know how it goes if you get them!
Do you guys remember me talking about my cousin's first car being a super clean EG hatch with fresh paint, nice wheels etc.? Car got totalled the other day. Traffic stopped quick and my cousin didn't... Bumper of the truck went right through the cylinder head and destroyed the front end of the car.... Poor car is getting parted out and he will be getting something newer and more reliable to take to college. Sad day for sure...
RIP... May your parts live on through other Civics in the Hampton Roads, VA area.
RIP... May your parts live on through other Civics in the Hampton Roads, VA area.
so here is a quick picture of me just seeing clearance, no rotor in this pic but no need,
also disreguard the dirty wheel, its been raining since ive been home http://www.flickr.com/photos/bowdler/6556908951/
Damn id be chucking a 3mm on that badboy for sure. Wheels can flex a tad under load. You're all set up with extended studs ready to go haha
What m/c are you using? Looks good!
What m/c are you using? Looks good!
Well brandon, I had the rotor hat installed just the disc wasn't bolted to the hat yet cause I didn't want to waste my time
This probably isn't the thread where you will get much help with that question. Might want to try asking the same question here-
https://honda-tech.com/forums/group-threads-123/2011-slammed-thread-2928069/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/group-threads-123/2011-slammed-thread-2928069/





These cars are basically 20 years old now 


