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    Best Tyres?

    dr_broon replied to DanTheB18Man's topic in Chassis

    I had this in the wet when i first got rs2s on the front with toyos on the rear. Got some rainsports for the back shortly afterwards.
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    Yeah, like that one too... Also quite like the one with the clio in the background as a splash of colour.
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    Another 2 squids sent your way
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    Looking fresh as always dexter.
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    That looks like you had a great time there fella... Would be top of my list for a track session like. Nice one
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    So where is all the photo whoring?
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    Ace - hope you're having a good day man
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    Yes to that wheel - very tasty.
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    Always found i used the rear wiper loads on the eg... Bit like the deck with them being flat backed... Filthy / wet window tastic.
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    Must admit i quite like the new type r... Even starting to warm to the new civic generally. You're right though Tom... That tourer would rock
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    E queso por favor
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    Looks lush The window on my eg used to constantly pop out of the runners... 'mare
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    Just wanted to do another update on this... Used to get the problem loads when there was a lot of standing water on the roads, but since getting the new o2 sensor on, and all of the fecking rain we've had recently, I haven't had any problems at all
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    This thing is a bloody work of art... Even more with that flipping mani
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    As far as I'm aware there isn't any stock p9 maps available because the ecu can't be read. Think that the closest that you can get is to use a p72 map (included in crome), though you'd need to get iab control added to the ecu. Have a look here for info... This is for a p72 ecu, but it will apply to the p28 to a degree as well http://cars.homenetcs.co.uk/honda-civic-mb6/modifications-ecu.htm
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    Yup
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    Properly shiny... Looks ace
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    Sorry for leaving it to the last minute. £20 sent.. Let me know if you need more for postage
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    Belated congrats on the baby dude My Mrs told me that babies prefer sports cars because of the noise and getting bounced around more... Apparently it's more soothing and helps them sleep better.
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    If it is the ecu they come up on eBay quite often and don't go for much because they can't be chipped.
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    I was worrying about mine when it happened but luckily no damage (i think the house protected then from the worst). The fella next door had loads of holes put in his conservatory roof. I know of someone who lost a wing mirror from the hail!
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    Nice one. Ready for fun in the sun
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    Looks sweet Dave. Didn't you have sticky bolts before, or was that with ruby?
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    1. Grant - MED - ZIPPPER 2. Grant - SML - HOODIE because I'm not manly enough for a bigger size 3. Philgor - 2XL - ZIPPPPER 4. UnicyclingTom - LRG - Zipper! 5. Powerofdreams - XLRG - HOODIE 6. CrazyMark - LRG - Zipper 7. Roj - LRG - Ziiiiiiiiiiipper 8. Chandler- XLRG- Zipper 9. Dr_broon - lrg - zippy
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    koni

    dr_broon replied to spudley1988's topic in Chassis

    Yeah, still using it and i love it. Like i say I need more weight over the front wheels though. I had extended ball joints on the front around a year ago, and that dropped it back down - the handling and turn in was great, but I was getting rub again. When the ball joints died i went back to normal ones which meant the front lifted back up so front and back were pretty even, and I really noticed the difference in handling. Think taking the air con out has added to the change in weight balance. Think that you'd have to find a local machine shop / engineering company and take a shock in for them to understand what you need. From memory, the spacers are a thick disk (a bit like a polo), with a groove machined in so they sit on top of the spring clip on the shock and then the cup that holds the spring sits on top of the spacer. Don't think I've got any pics of it.
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