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  1. Make a template and take your time marking it out measure it twice .
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  2. I know this had been covered but just spent the past 40 mins searching and can't find the thread, anyways picked up a vtis mid Spoiler for me deck and don't want to fit it wrong as I can't see any dimples on the rear of the tailgate like other Hondas, how did people go about marking up and fitting? Thanks in advanced
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  3. well I'm building again but a little different this time my 8 year old son wants to build a car with me so got a hold of a ratty old coupe it's a mess and needs totally redone lol I'll get some pics for your amusement . I've never done a d series before I'm thinking of turbo so advice on which way to go would be appreciated guys .
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  4. most likely, do me a good price and i'll give a part of it
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  5. Yeah, the respray is big bucks on its own, but is always worth it
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  6. All depends on the map mate ,mines has 4-1 ,decat ,2.25 exhaust, blox inlet manifold, itr tb, fpr, and p28 mapped and it goes like stink lol
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  7. Mr Brown had it dude.
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  8. this got sold today, who knew you could have winter v8 fun then sell for a tasty profit
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  9. Bob finally getting a much needed set of tyres! When I bought the Evo wheels last year they had 215/45 R17 Hankook's on which I didn't rate and certainly didn't like the stretch they had! But they had plenty of tread and I couldn't afford to just bin them at the time so I've waited until they've worn down to change them. I have gone for the Michellin Pilot Sport 4 as recommended on TRO in a 225/45 R17, they look much better on the wheels. I have only driven home from the tyre place, about a mile or so, so I can't comment on them just yet haha!
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  10. Been a couple of Days series turbos here mate, cracking engines that respond well to boost. Looking forward to following this build!
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  11. I was here for the sad passing of dawn the deck was and still is a fitting tribute it's great you still have her. Congrats on the upcoming wedding I'm glad you've found someone who can make happy!
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  12. Lol looking slick mate. Mind you, im the same....couldnt live without it. Can remember when i got the civic fn 1 and the fn2.....was like wheres the bloody rear wiper switch. Then realised they dont have one! Really missed it lol
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  13. Just a whale intake will be of no benefit due to heat soak Intake kit wise I Currently have a whale intake with a Blox 4" velocity stack and 6" filter with a direct cold air feed fitted to my aerodeck. Throttle body I would go for 68mm or 70mm. I have a 70mm fitted. Intake manifold I would have the new style skunk2 intake manifold over the performer x. I changed from old skunk2 to new style and you could feel the difference in midrange/topend.
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  14. NICE! My Parents had an RB26DETT (Single turbo converted however) RSFour with the Masa Motorsports front end until last year, It was registered as a "Maxima" by the SVA/Importers back around 2001-2002
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  15. As far as I know the EK9 / DC2 B series are 60mm TB; Get one, a thermal gasket for both TB and intake manifold from say thermatec - Port match the mani and the TB to gasket size and you'll make power in a much smoother band too Throw on a Whale c0ck, a S2000 cone filter (OEM / Aftermarket OEM style) in a box of some kind and you'll make a few hp.. might need to map it in though to make most of the power
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