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Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Checking the battery/alternator, can jump start it but won't restart on its own. Getting 12.3v switched off after recharge, getting 14.2v running with no lights, air con etc on and 13.9v with lights, air con, radio etc on.
I do have a slightly loose +lead, will replace that first and then see if battery needs replacing.
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Purchased av synchrotech carbon master rebuild kit, new 2nd, 3rd &4th gears from honda to rebuild my b16 trans and swap to a 4.7 fd. Just waiting on the right time to get it out back together
This weekend ill more than likely stay my 99-00 coinage conversion in my 98 lx. Also picked up a replica mugen ferio wing for it to.
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
I washed my 92 Civic LX(haven't been washed in 4 months), washed the engine bay and applied shine protection to every rubber and plastic component I can find.
Wish I took a before and after pic, but here's how it looks afterward:
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Looks nice.
I just bought and swapped out a shiny rear bumper on my hatch. Mine was faded and had scratches to the primer. New (used) one came with some pretty decent bumper stickers to boot. Add a couple of my own and the back looks fairly new again.
Also ordered my projector head light lenses as well as my smoked LED tail lights and my K6 side mirrors with LED blinkers on them. I'll update the post with a pic tomorrow after I take the pic.
Last edited by TomCat39; Jun 14, 2016 at 08:09 AM.
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Today my wife cleaned the interiors of both of our cars. Quite dusty and dirty.
I cleaned my back window and installed my honda-tech sticker to the window. Finally got the bad boy in place and I think it looks really good on the tinited window.
And lastly, I spent a few hours fixing my wife's daytime running lights. DIY coming soon, I took lots of pics.
Oh and I totally forgot, I also swapped out the hatch glass shocks on my wife's car, her's were blown and I actually found ones at the junkyard that still lifted the window. 23 bucks for the used but good shocks, and then 30 bucks for 2 new OEM window nuts and just shy of 10 bucks for the 2 seals. The nuts have aluminum threads and I learned the hard way that you can't reused them. They never come out properly. So since I bought a spare 2 nuts as back up, 100 bucks total to fix my wife's back window. The windows holds itself up every time now without issue.
Last edited by TomCat39; Jun 17, 2016 at 09:25 PM.
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Bought LED's for my interior and trunk, too damn dull to see anthing. Also bought LED backup lights as well. Its pointless to put LEDs in our tail lights because they don't have a chrome reflective backing, its just silver back there. The LED lighting won't be amplified back there.
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Originally Posted by tony_2018
Bought LED's for my interior and trunk, too damn dull to see anthing. Also bought LED backup lights as well. Its pointless to put LEDs in our tail lights because they don't have a chrome reflective backing, its just silver back there. The LED lighting won't be amplified back there.
I bought whole new lenses with built in LED lighting.
I should be receiving them shortly. Will take some wiring as they don't come with OEM plugs, but I yanked the plugs from the junk yard just for that purpose.
Re: Tell Us What You Did To Your EG/EK/Del Sol Today
Originally Posted by tony_2018
I'm looking at chrome paint, like actual chrome and not the stuff you find in the zone and o-reily's.
The equipment and chemicals to spray chrome is not cheap.
Trying to remember what shop on Discovery Velocity did the process, but for the life of me, I don't remember.
It was really kewl though. Cheaper than true chroming with electrolysis and dipping etc but still not as cheap as paint as there is a special sprayer and at least 3 or 4 chemicals.