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  1. Dave
    Lol for "accidentally" see "on purpose" ! Lol
  2. Dave
    UPDATE: Our SSL is now configured and installed (hate setting these things up! ) Whole site is now fully secure. You shouldn't see any more messages regarding security/problems with site security. If you do, let me know either via pm or via support ticket. We're good to go! Dave
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    Lol yes, it's ok chaps. I already bought the new certificate on Friday but can't install it until today. I'll get this done tonight, but in the meantime it's safe to browse the forum. The warning message is just standard issue message. Dave
  4. Dave
    All in the little details. Gonna look amazing Mae!
  5. Dave
    Most members lower their civic, that takes raising it to a whole new level! Epic photo that!
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    Jeese! that's some tight laws over there mate, though ours were bad but that's unbelievable!
  7. Dave
    Indeed! have you got a project topic on your civic mate? If not, start one now, we'd love to see more of this car!
  8. Dave
    Wow!!! Check out the air in that second pic! Is this your car mate? Looks awesome! What's the specs on it?
  9. Dave
    Ok guys, starting this one just now so lets see your cars entered! Lets make it a big one this month!! Doesn't matter if your car is standard or modified, all are welcome. Just joined the club? What better way for us to see your car than in this very competition! Enter now!
  10. Dave
    Yeah, can't understand it as we have constant stream of new members joining every few days but don't see any new cars showing up in cotm. C'mon new members, get your cars entered in the competitions! All welcome! Congrats to Jake, stunning civic aerodeck mate! And well done to Stephen, still love this wee civic and good to see her in the running bud!
  11. Dave
    Loving that! What insert have you got, is it painted? Doesn't look like the usual fake wood/carbon? Really liking the red detail trim around the whole panel, really updates the look of the dash and looks more up to date. Goes well with the S-Wagon decal mate!
  12. Dave
    Wow, crash looks severe mate, although these fk/fn civics are designed to basically self destruct in a crash which softens the impact for the occupants. I ran into the rear of another car in my fn2 and thought it was totalled, really low speed crash too. But the chassis was perfect so got repaired. Only injury was I had a sore knee for a day so far did its job of protecting. The deck looks clean, nice base to start modding! Can't beat the old B18, really sweet engines!
  13. Dave
    Some nice mods there mate!
  14. Dave
    Deffo got skillz mate! Lol
  15. Dave
    Have you actually got the F & F graphics on it mate or is that a photoshop? Like the look of that!
  16. Dave
    Hate when tossers do that to your car mate. The electric mirrors from any mb/mc civic will fit straight on, all have the same wiring connectors. Hope this helps.
  17. Dave
    Nice! Vtis kit on it too!
  18. Dave
    Looking sweet on those rims mate!
  19. Dave
    Jesse! Quiet this month! With all these new members joining I thought this would be a lot busier. C'mon folks, if you joined the club recently put you car forward for the competition! Can be standard/modified, all welcome! Let's see your civic M!
  20. Dave
    If the car is left for say a couple of days how does it feel trying to select reverse? Difference in how it works when cold compared to warm/hot might indicate the oil needs changed as said above. Think though that the fact it has went in easier today without anything being done to the car suggests it more than likely is just needing bled. Could be any trapped air in the system has moved a bit making it easier to engage. So bleeding clutch, checking/changing oil along with checking the linkage/adjusting the linkage will I think solve the problems mate. Know if the linkage is even fractionally out it makes gear selection difficult. If the above doesn't cure it, then possible thrust bearing (although our would hear noise from that).
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    Does look pretty severe mate. However, the mb6's are getting harder to find now (for a decent one anyways) so if it's coming in around the £300/£400 mark then I'd deffo have it repaired. If the other side is the same though, that may be a game changer. If you can, get the car on a ramp and give it a good look over to see if rust has got hold anywhere else. New sills are available as are wheel arch repair sections (as said above look for Rover repair panels). Not sure if the actual doorstep panel is still available but a good welder can soon weld that up back into shape. Will need inner sill repaired, rear inner wing repaired, new sill and door step section repaired. Then treated so any remaining rust is cured, and painted.
  23. Dave
    Does that mean I get another go? For comparison reasons of course! lol
  24. Dave
    Mine had 13.000 miles on it when I bought it (was a 2011 model) and was at 23.000 when I sold it a year later for the TypeR. Looking back, was a really dumb thing to do as the typeR was older (2008) and had I think 42.000 miles on it. Not my best idea but head was in a bad place back then and needed a distraction (big distraction! lol)
  25. Dave
    Wow how she has changed! Lol I love seeing photos of DD and ruby when we first got them. All BOGO standard but mint! Still got DD'S original suspension and 14 inch alloys (god they look tiny!) Incase I want to put her back to OEM.
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