NIKH25
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Those wheels really suit, nice offset too.
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Going black then?
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That looks respectable to me. Shame on you.
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- honda civic mb6
- honda civic vti
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Tints look good chap, I reckon you might attract more attention from farmer plod if you're going with those on the front.
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Yeah, that's the one I was thinking of^^^ looks like they don't do it any more.
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I wouldn't expect much more oil than that with it being cold. Cam cover looks
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x2??
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Those sizes are right from the measurements I have, I'd imagine the 120 would be a similar size to the MB6 one but might have the better drop links.
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Civicscene one looks good for coverage.
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Sounds interesting, what is the dream car?
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Yeah but I don't like to be too aggressive about it, well not all the time.
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I probably already said it on the 1st page.
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Yes, here's the Eibach ones so you can check part no.s: http://www.larkspeed.com/index.pl?a=i&p=78E4019140∂=Honda-Civic-Mk6-UK-5-Door-1-6-MB4-Eibach-Pro-Kit-Lowering-Springs
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Good luck.
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You need one of these apparently, can be found on Amazon for about £40, search Honda crank pulley tool.
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Eibach are a bit more than £100 unfortunately. Keep your eyes peeled, springs do turn up occasionally, facebook is a good place.
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This.
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That's gutting mate, I do remember it, was a very nice one.
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Have you checked the carpet in the footwells, hopefully not but it may be a sign the heater matrix is leaking.
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That is a long day, sure it'll be worth it though.
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They are a PITA, the rears. Hopefully the passenger side won't give you as much grief. As Krzys says, it's best to leave them parked without the handbrake on especially for any length of time, I always avoid using mine when I can.
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Yes wet sand. G3 is a good one for post paint.
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Good spot.
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Not sure about any cars with black visors. You could paint them with some plastidip spray.
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Rub them down gently with some wet 2000 or 2500 grit then put another light coat on if you need it. If the runs aren't too bad they may polish out with a good compounding polish.