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I'm not too sure to be honest, money is the main part...and it's just the droning "HURGHHHHNNNGGGGGGGG" sound echoing off houses whilst trawling at 30 mph lol I may upgrade the mani though, not too sure if I want to work on the engine in THIS Civic...but I have plans

mehhh the automatic gearbox makes it sh!t

I think I killed my catconverter today in Birmingham...also I did have abit of tyreware driving up, but I cant seem to spot it :S They look fine. Hmm

Also, ARB upgrade to make it less bouncy? Front and rears and MG's or better? hmm.

Hmmm and cheers Knight

Haha I was even considering getting a shorter aerial but it looks alright

Thanks for the offer mate, but sell it instead...get some Civic merch for the baby

Haha Tom, would help if it floods around here I guess and I'm not sure about the yellow tints :/ I have the roll of film but I like the white bulbs I have. Seems to suit my eyesight and the area for me lol (Bare in mind my bedroom light is red and I usually drive my missus home late at night lol). And I am considering upgrading the exhaust, but I'll think about that when I'm back from Thailand Also, if anyone needs tyres, try Ted's Tyres in Bedminster! I paid £50 for two part worn tyres held back from a week ago, fitted in under 8 minutes or less. Came back home, found over 6mm of tread on each...practically brand new. Prices are £25 for part worn including fitting amd VAT and £35 for a new tyres! Chuffed! Edit: I'm definitely going to sort out all the scratches and colour code all the black parts, the grill and chrome, minus the H badge Also did anyone notice my car aerial? The result of not thinking whilst scraping snow off the roof Still picks up a decent reception

Cheers Chandler

Cheers for the feedback guys And yes it's at the lowest...and to be fair, on the roads around where I live where we get a heavy amount of lorries, with all the potholes and SO many bumps it does get a little bit violent in regards to the bouncyness - but naturally, I don't mind - easy to keep the car under control, not to the point of danger. The only downside I'm having is catching the tow loops on the front and abit of a back strain filling the car up with fuel lol Also, can anyone tell me what the roads are like in Birmingham City Centre and Manchester? Having a little road trip with the missus next week and I'm slightly concerned with speedbumps lol

UH OH 03/02/2012 - TA Technix Coilovers Fitted! Honda Civic MB4 by Zach@EdgeVisualMedia.com, on Flickr 03/02/2012 - TA Technix Coilovers Fitted! Honda Civic MB4 by Zach@EdgeVisualMedia.com, on Flickr 03/02/2012 - TA Technix Coilovers Fitted! Honda Civic MB4 by Zach@EdgeVisualMedia.com, on Flickr 03/02/2012 - TA Technix Coilovers Fitted! Honda Civic MB4 by Zach@EdgeVisualMedia.com, on Flickr I'm glad I don't suffer from motion sickness haha Ended up using an angle grinder for quicktime ANDDD had to make a trip up to Halfords to buy an M10 (or 8...I forgot) x 80mm bolt to fix the bottom of the shock's forks. It did squeak a little bit but went on the second ride!

I KNOW RIGHT!! So many finger black fingerprints on them at the moment What is this 'cleaning' of which you speak? Are they mean't to be grey? I think we're just going to saw and drill the bolt out and hopefully the bolt that came with the coileys should fit...otherwise, I'm f**ked...Where can I pick up a cheap replacement just incase? lol

I KNOW RIGHT!! So many finger black fingerprints on them at the moment And cheers guys Considering raising it a little bit though as I can't get onto my friends driveway...or I may leave it hmmm lol Next up on the to do list after the coilovers are sorted: New set of tyres, a full service and getting the leather fully repaired (before Japfest hopefully )

14's, 6J on 185/60 tyres

Cheers guys Shall be working on the car again on Saturday with use of some saws and bolt extractors lol