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I think it can be up to £1000 fine or car crushed, not sure to be honest but not worth the risk with anpr.

That's quite a list chap. Probably the blowing exhaust won't be helping the vtec as you've just done a service an ecu reset might be worthwhile though. Rover headlining won't fit apparently the sunroof aperture is a different size. Ring luminator foglights fit, guide here: http://civic5.com/forum/index.php?/topic/541-smashed-fogs-ring-luminator-guide/

D16 is around 10.5 secs, B18 around 8 secs, B16 is quicker by about 1/10th.

They do look good in white but ^^^ so much easier to keep clean.

Really need a proper MTF in the gearbox.

For the sake of £15, I'd get the whole lot, in fact I'd get both sides then you know it should all match up. I'd think about changing to an mgzs setup too.

You don't really need to use nitromors unless you want to take something back to bare metal, if you are keeping your alloys the same colour or going darker they just need flatting to get rid of the lacquer and top coat, then work up with finer paper until quite smooth, then paint. Nitromors is overkill for wheels but as James said if you must use it make sure you are well covered, it burns like f**k.

Sounds like a nice low miler, good price too. Look forward to seeing the pics. Regarding the type r seats, if you mean from the ep3 civic, some people have found they sit quite high in these, not too bad if you're a short a$$ like me but if you're fairly tall it might be a problem. Have a look at dr_broon's project thread he has them in his MC2.

Doesn't look like it's bent, cracked or split anywhere so just rub it down and spray it and as suggested wrap the trim to hide that damage.

That'll learn ya. No more secret squirrel. Yep. http://www.larkspeed.com/index.pl?session=199009161

Ah, you mean the B16 rather than the D16.

Is it, I knew they were quite nippy but that's rather good. Well worth it then.

Yes, if the spigot is not perfect then the wheel will not be flush with the hub and would be more noticeable at speed, very similar to unbalanced wheels.

I was thinking you had a MB4, it's because of the leather.

Nice and tidy, good job.

I think he's got half an eye on this 3 wheeled beauty.

Looks like a good fit. Shame you had to butcher the bumper, as above will you reshape it?

I got mine (Bilt Hamber soft bar) from Opie Oils. http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-59419-bilt-hamber-auto-clay-soft.aspx

Nice leads, can't beat magnecore. I got all of mine (plugs, leads & filter) from Larkspeed, really good prices and helpful too.

That does look very tidy but I think if you're going to change you should hold out for an MC2/MB6 or you'll just end up wanting one anyway.

I think he was yes, I know he had one set on his white MC1 and think he was making another set for the MC2.

Nice one, great setup.

Same as painting anything else, rub them down to give them a key, prime (optional), paint, flat, lacquer. Some helpful videos on youtube about painting from rattle cans.

Thanks bud. Well worth doing if you can.

Cheers, claybar is a great thing, smoooooth paintwork.