thats a IACV the fitv is on the bottom of the TB

oh nevermind i just seen u said stock a6

 

LOL, that's what I get for not checking the next page before I answer a question! Edited out my almost identical response as CBE left. lol

 

Yeah, fast idle is on the left of the pic, it doesn't do anything unless its freezing outside, literally. So its got to be the IACV which is basically the same thing as the fitv on newer engines, opperates the same anyways. You can't open them up so i'm going to have to clean out the ports on a spare one and try plugging it in and see what happens.

 

CALLING ALL EF's on the EAST COAST!!!

 

hey, thats my co-workers car. lol.

 

what ya think

 

More of your co-workers car!!

 

Sorry CWBETB but that is just wayyyyy to close to IA for me to go. Probably many others feel the same way...

 

yeah i have to agree. ia is already breaking my bank as it is.

 

i'll be at auto-x that day

car looks good {EF9} GrEaZe m0nKeY

 

I feel ya there!!

 

VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCMENT


So I have been talking a guy locally about come carbon kevlar lips.
As everyone knows I have the 88-89 civic spec J's Racing lip.
I plan on making that lip into carbon kevlar for myself. Now I'm checking to see if anyone else would interested in this as well. Currently right now there is NO ONE that makes a replica of this lip. From J's Racing or Chargespeed it retails $360.00. Thats not including tax or shipping to your house (if needed). Now the question is this how much are YOU willing to pay for an item like this. I already have a price for how everything is going to cost me I'm just trying to spread the love. If what people are willing to pay meets or beats the price of quote I was given then I'll start a mass production. Not to large but maybe around 100 or lips. I know the economy is down right now but some people out there still have a little bit of money. I'm not trying to rape anyone. As this is a business oppurtunity for myself as well as a great chance for other to enjoy new cosmetic parts for thier car that have not been done yet. I'll be making a thread to gauge interest as well as start a list. The turn around time on the mold being made will be anywhere from 2 days to 2 weeks at the most. Each lip will take 2 days. I have a hook up on shipping through my job. So shipping anywhere will be no more then $100, just so you can factor that in. I plan on making mine from a carbon kevlar hybrid. I'm sure I can do other option as carbon fiber. This is just a filler. If this guy is good I may look into making a mold from my Mugen aero cover...

 

i talked to one of the guys at pann auto and they have a guy that can do small quantities of maybe 5 lips. i asked them the same question about getting a cf copy for my lip since password doesnt sell them anymore. but i would pay $300 for a cf replica lip.

 

I made a thread in the EF/ED section for it along with a vote

 

could you get a decnt priced carbon kevlar/fiber ef9 hood made? if so i would be interested

 

I thought about that. But then you have to pay for the mold. So the best gues son that would be contacting ViS because they already have a carbon fiber one. I was planning on doing that.

 

wouldn't you have to do some crash testing or something?

 

for a hood??

 

i need a lip bad. its killing my look. my car came stock without one. so i would be interested in one.

 

why? jdm front are already ****ed in a crash anyway. 2 pound bumper support ftw

 

NP! bit for for you SC guys anyway

 

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i received an email about them....but im still curious as to how it works...it seems a little weird when u look into it on their website.

 

it's funny that they used 2 westcoast cars for their eastcoast EF meet. figures.

 

who gives a **** where the efs come from