dr_broon

Probably mg zs, but maybe 400/45 as well?

I know what you mean.. Duck duck go is getting my go to browser Merry Christmas to you as well mate

Have you tried deleting cookies etc Jake?

Wowzers! That'll be a beast then!

Know what you mean about the weather. In theory winter's the perfect time to get sone jobs done cos the deck is off the road, but got zero motivation to do anything in the cold / wet / dark. @Dave any idea why Jake can't post pics?

Glad you're happy with the exhaust - it does look pretty discrete. I liked the difference my sports cat made, to feel and tone.

It's mad how obsessed with salt we are here and how much difference it makes. It's going to be off road for the winter (after Christmas tree duties at the weekend) but wanted to give it a treatment.

Still like that blue mate

That sucks mate, at least it didn't cause an accident. Hopefully it's an easy fix.. Not what you want though.

Turns out that it was losing it from both drive shaft seals and shifter linkage seal. Seems groovy now with them replaced and another mtf top up.

Cheers man, I've really fell for it. Crawled around underneath at the weekend squirting lanoguard in all it's crevices. Just lifted it right up on the bags and it was higher than I can normally jack the deck up 😂 Took a couple of (not very good) before pics after a bit pressure wash the day before. Generally clean enough, but glad I've got it treated now as there's a few places where there's some slight signs of rust starting.

Welcome back mate, good to see you back in a civic - looks up to your usual minter standard 😎

Coming along nicely. Looks ace in the shot. She's going to be a minter when you're done.

Spot on. I'm sure these cars look better the older they get 😎

Tank looks in decent nick for the age - my first one rotted through years ago. I tried using new parts from an my for mine, but with little success as they were all the wrong size as well. Could be a weak point for parts for the future. The b series in these can also be a pain to bleed - one trick with them is to either park uphill or jack the front up.