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From: Working in the NRBG, Garage
The way I see it is like this. Sometime's people change and grow. I will forever love honda's. I just want something different for different goals. An e36 fit's because I can run more classes then I can in the sedan which because of the swap leaves me in SM/SMF. Who know's once things are on track maybe I'll buy another hatch or something. Only reason I am really selling the sedan is it's the quickest way to come up with 1500 dollar's to pay for my commercial lic aka Class A training.
Id still have mine if I had more time/money. I needed something a little more reliable because I am traveling to work. Also, now the house my wife and I bought doesnt have a garage yet, so it would probably sit there and rot.
Do you guys know if I could buy just a 92-95 hatch midpipe at a parts store?
Basically looking to delete my resonator or replace it with a smaller one. Looking for the part that goes from the cat to the piece that leads to the axle back.
Basically looking to delete my resonator or replace it with a smaller one. Looking for the part that goes from the cat to the piece that leads to the axle back.
Quick search: http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...p2HomeClicked=
I always come to you guys for guidance LOL.
Well I got the Function & Form Type 1 coils on.
I guess I'd say they are down all the way. Not as low as my GC/Tokico setup... The front driver side seems to be bottoming out. As in, no shock travel. If I hit the slightest bump, it makes the loudest bang.
Bad shock? Too low? No room for shock travel?
Well I got the Function & Form Type 1 coils on.
I guess I'd say they are down all the way. Not as low as my GC/Tokico setup... The front driver side seems to be bottoming out. As in, no shock travel. If I hit the slightest bump, it makes the loudest bang.
Bad shock? Too low? No room for shock travel?
I always come to you guys for guidance LOL.
Well I got the Function & Form Type 1 coils on.
I guess I'd say they are down all the way. Not as low as my GC/Tokico setup... The front driver side seems to be bottoming out. As in, no shock travel. If I hit the slightest bump, it makes the loudest bang.
Bad shock? Too low? No room for shock travel?
Well I got the Function & Form Type 1 coils on.
I guess I'd say they are down all the way. Not as low as my GC/Tokico setup... The front driver side seems to be bottoming out. As in, no shock travel. If I hit the slightest bump, it makes the loudest bang.
Bad shock? Too low? No room for shock travel?
It sounds to me that you adjusted them incorrectly. These aren't done the same way as the Koni/GC setup. You should absolutely not be bottoming out your shocks at any height. If you are then they are improperly set. You will always bottom out the upper control arm on the shock tower or the axle on the frame long before the shocks, it isn't even possible.
When we installed them, we spun the bottom portion (mount) as instructed.
Got bored the other day after I washed it
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Kevin, we have similar dents. I haven't got around to looking for that ashtray.
There were, on the back of a for sale sign that I cut out to fit. I used 3M double sided tape, so it came off with ease.
Which "base", the base of the spring or the "base" of the damper(where the gold meet the red/orange)?
Which "base", the base of the spring or the "base" of the damper(where the gold meet the red/orange)?






