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Also found some new seats. The leathers are not great on track, i was sliding all over the place making it much harder to change direction quickly. But equally the car is not an all out track beast so didn't want bucket seats. OEM Recaros seemed to make the most sense, nice half way house between support and comfort for the road.

hello guys, this is my first post here so i might say some silly things. i have an '98 mb3 which i love. but i think the body is to soft and has to much roll. i went online and found a rear anti roll bar kit (https://www.all4honda.com/nl/m2-sport-sway-bar-kit-19mm-achterzijde-civic-del-sol-integra). i dont want to go for lowering springs right now because i dont have the budget for a good set. anyways my question is, is this something to buy and can I instal it right away without drilling any new holes? any other tips on installment would be greatly appreciated. Much thanks and greatings from the netherlands

To make you feel better, after my Accord, my BMW, on Eibach springs and rear Bilstein B8 shocks, feels great and comfy!!! Wouldn't change em for coilies!

I had Eibach springs on standard shocks for a while on my car, they're good mate

Might be surprised. Springs are quite nice in most cars I've known with them.

Cheers yeah gonna have a go at getting them in tomorow I recon. Don't look too complicated. Bit welding I expect tho. Here's the brace on cars all back together now.

Can't wait to see this!!!

Nearly there

And my Mrs calls me useless ;)

Nice one It's like "ask Jake" today... Cheers

I sure won't be, thanks bud - plenty of cash splashing going on to not need any more added to the list

It must be a thing, because it's in the service manual.... I was going to go and check at the garage yesterday, but it wasn't open when I got there. There's no honda ones available any more (surprise surprise) so it'll have to be mfactory or quaiffe. More dollar.