Well, since it's here, might as well use it! :)
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Well, since it's here, might as well use it! :) New to the forum, but old to the game.
I just picked up an '05 EX M/T Sedan for the old lady. And well, with anything it needs some fixin' up!
I currently have a '95 Ex Coupe, and a '01.5 Audi S4.
I've done lots of wrenching on the Civic (use to have the JR S/C on it), and is still pretty juiced with bolt ons and suspension. I also use to have an '00 GSR that was moderately modified.
Anyrate, I'm new to the D17a2 engine, and the 7th gen Civic body.
So, I have some reasearch to do before I start asking dumb questions. But I'm already forumlating a nice approach to the new Civic.
AEM V2
Eibach Pro-Kit (Stock shocks till they die)
Neuspeed Upper Tie
Neuspeed Sway/Tie combo
TB Coolant Bypass & Throttle Cable Adjust
Shorty Shift ****
CapYoda's Al Shifter bushings
I have yet to figure out some things that might be specific to the '05. I'm still looking at header stuff, and I'm still not sure about the short shift adapter.
Anyrate, that's it in a nutshell. Oh, I'm in Nor-Cal.
I just picked up an '05 EX M/T Sedan for the old lady. And well, with anything it needs some fixin' up!
I currently have a '95 Ex Coupe, and a '01.5 Audi S4.
I've done lots of wrenching on the Civic (use to have the JR S/C on it), and is still pretty juiced with bolt ons and suspension. I also use to have an '00 GSR that was moderately modified.
Anyrate, I'm new to the D17a2 engine, and the 7th gen Civic body.
So, I have some reasearch to do before I start asking dumb questions.
But I'm already forumlating a nice approach to the new Civic.AEM V2
Eibach Pro-Kit (Stock shocks till they die)
Neuspeed Upper Tie
Neuspeed Sway/Tie combo
TB Coolant Bypass & Throttle Cable Adjust
Shorty Shift ****
CapYoda's Al Shifter bushings
I have yet to figure out some things that might be specific to the '05. I'm still looking at header stuff, and I'm still not sure about the short shift adapter.
Anyrate, that's it in a nutshell. Oh, I'm in Nor-Cal.
