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  2. Kaleverada
  3. Kaleverada
  4. Kaleverada
    Fitted a Bride Low Max last week, certainly lives upto its name! Feels like driving a go kart now! Was originally going to use the MB rails and modify them to fit, but the effort really wasn’t worth it for me. A lot of cutting, butchering and welding was needed so instead I bought M2 EK rails which almost lined up. The front two tabs line up fine, but the rear right tab is too far back so would need grinding off and welding just a little further forward, and the rear left tab grinding off and welding a little further forward also. However, I didn’t do this as I didn’t have access to a welder. So for the right side I used a long bolt that can reach through to gap and secure it tightly. Had to file a small amount of metal on the top side of the bolt hole on the rails to allow the the angle of the bolt. And the left side I drilled the rail tab out a little further infront of the original hole on the tab. Everything fits snugly and is all tight and secure with no movement, ordered a harness too so will attach that when it comes. Just have the other side to do now…..ahaha. But in hindsight I think I’ll be grinding the tabs off and welding them instead of messing about so much!
  5. Kaleverada
    Thanks man appreciate that! The fabric I used has self adhesive on the back of it that’s very strong so literally just stretched it and stuck it down, can’t see it coming off anytime soon either. If you typed in something like alcantara wrap on AliExpress I’m sure you’ll find it, though I’m sure it was listed as velvet ahaha And I’m not sure if I’ve got a photo from the front, though I have just fitted a low max and got a couple photos so I’ll see if any of them are good
  6. Kaleverada
    Yeah it’s a JackSpania copy, I mean all his stuff is from AliExpress anyway and I’m pretty certain he just marks it up massively! But yeah just a billet shifter. Hands down way better than all the others I’ve tried. Just not exactly made to directly fit but it’s not too hard to get everything lined up and bolted in!
  7. Last week
  8. dr_broon
    Looking sweet, and congrats on the baby mate 😎
  9. dan1
    It all looks so good! Must be pleased with it! How did you wrap the pillar trims? Spray adhesive then wrap the fabric on it like you would with vinyl wrapping? Really similar to what i want to do! Dont suppose you've got a photo of the interior, looking into the back from the front doors please? I think i've seen one like this on aliexpress - called a billet shifter if i remember correctly.
  10. dan1
    Looks awesome! the CRX seat suits it so well
  11. dan1

    '99 MB2

    dan1 replied to dan1's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC

    Whoops, hope these work haha. Got round to fitting most the parts - also fitted a k-tuned rep short shifter with a stainless weighted knob which makes the car feel so nice to drive - will get a photo soon. Me and my wife have also had a baby so time and money to work on the car are in short supply!! Next steps are to get the interior sorted - really want to fix the headliner, and seeing Kaleverada's thread has me inspired for the pillars! Also really want to strip out the back, tint the windows & fit bucket seats...
  12. dr_broon
    Can't see the pic mate.
  13. dan1

    '99 MB2

    dan1 replied to dan1's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC

    Hi guys, really need to get this thread updated - alot been going on in life and the car! Haha. For now, heres a photo of how the civic sits - its still alive! Hope youre all doing alright. (Sorry photo upside down doesnt want to go right way round!!) Cheers, Dan
  14. FacelessMB2 started following MB6 Exhaust
  15. FacelessMB2

    MB6 Exhaust

    FacelessMB2 posted a topic in Engine

    Does anyone know if the MB6 exhaust diameter is larger than the MB2? And if it is possible to install the MB6 exhaust on the MB2?
  16. Craigblight86
    Wot shifter is that ?????
  17. dr_broon
    Mint, glad you got it sorted mate.
  18. RuifcNunes
    Thanks a lot! This was exactly what I needed! Turns out that I needed to slightly cut the bumper. This forum is so awesome! 😁😁
  19. dr_broon
    Remembered that @Mickg fitted some big fogs.. There's some pics on his thread here (and on the next pages) - including one of the bracket in place. Might help
  20. RuifcNunes
    Hey, thanks for the help. The number 10 bracket does look like it would fit my bumper. However the brackets that came with the fog lights doesn't fit the bumper. Maybe I need that bracket to connect to the bumper and the ones I've got now will then connect to that?
  21. dr_broon
    Been a busy bee mate, nice one. Engine bay is looking good.
  22. Earlier
  23. dr_broon
    Looks like a nice upgrade does that mate.
  24. dr_broon
    I've been looking around for some photos of the brackets for the standard fog lights, but had no luck. This diagram is for the parts (again for the standard ones, not the big fogs), but should give a bit of an idea. Part 10 is the bracket.. From memory the 2 tabs at the sides are where the bracket screws to the bumper.
  25. dr_broon
    Was really good, and free as well. They're on every month I think over the warmer months.
  26. dr_broon
    Looks good mate. Been toying with getting something similar after fitting the one in the accord. Don't watch that video when you're driving mine... You'll end up in a ditch 😏😎😂
  27. dr_broon
    Looks good tbh... Nice to see them again 😎
  28. Kaleverada
    Looks sweet that man! Some of the vibration you mentioned could be from the stiffer or solid bushes you’ve fitted, quite a lot of gearbox vibration gets transmitted through those. Either that or whilst in gear the shifter actually sits on top of the the exhaust, I know when I had mine adjusted to as low as it went, so the shortest possible throw, it’s would knock into the exhaust. Have a completely different setup now but the Hybrid Racing one does looks good man! Well done
  29. RuifcNunes
    I do have the plastic cowling of the version without fog lights, however In believe that the cowling doesn't affect the assembly. My problem is that the metal brackets of the fog lights don't match the holes in the bumper. I must be missing something else..
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