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okay so I tried searching but I couldn't find anything, so what could you guys tell me about tightening up my e-brake .. i do autocross, and sometimes i pull it so i can slide a curve better, but its gotten to the point where it just sucks. I gotta pull it all the way up and still not much happens, even when not moving. So, is it like something I tighten or something to replace? Has anyone done it? Any help is appreciated.

~ Ben

 
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heck yah! cryption!!

i was wondering that myself!! hmm. any1 out there know anything...anything at all. my experience so far is i complained to Honda service under warranty and "somehow" they tightened it. but like DAYS latr, bak to slushy crap! what gives??

i enjoy a lil drifting myself in the rain usually to save my precious tires n all...but me n cryption both would appreciate any n all input! thanx 7thGen! hope to SEE Y'ALL AT HONDALAND SEPT. 13TH

~Joey

 
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Joey, have you tried SCCA Autoscroos .. like Solo II ... you should look it up ... its loads of fun and you can show off your driftin skillz .. they say not to realyl drift much in AutoX but i dont care cuz its so much for fun.. look it up. Lets jsut hope someone can help us.

 
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ok.. i'll help

Take apart your center console piece. If you don't know how to do that then look it up in the DIY. Its easy, 2 clips in the front that you just push in the center, and 2 bolts in the back...

After you take it out, you'll see the goodies of what your EBRAKE is made of. There is only one thing at the bottom that you can tighten. Take the correct tool (I forgot what I used) and tighten it to the right until you have your EBRAKE to the setting that you want.

You may think these are shitty instructions, but its really easy! All you need to know how to do is to take out the console. If you already know that, then just stare at the EBRAKE lines and figure it out from there. Hope I helped a little...

 
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Well I searched... ARE YOU SURE YOU SEARCHED??? Because I typed in "tighten ebake" and I found it... Anyway, here's the link...

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...tighten+ebrake

 
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its coo, thanks bro I appreciate it, I did try to earch but o well, i'll try it today.