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lol, man that guy doesnt know much. that plastic "bolt" is a clip for the door sills.
and he put 10k down on a civic, weak.
and he put 10k down on a civic, weak.
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Originally Posted by tuningmycivic
poor guy my ***...i'm a member on there as well and was before i came here. That guy's not the brightest crayon in the box...i've "discussed" a few things with him before...like talking to a brick wall with no windows....
When was the last time we talked?
Find all the discussions that we have had. Please do. Because the one time I even said anything to you was when I asked you where you got your body kit at. And that was a long time ago. You posted one time on my thread, and that was it. So I don't know what we have "discussed" ??
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Rep Power: 0 Stupid question really, but after reading what happened to pineapples, I'm a little terrified of jacking up my car and supporting it with jack stands because the jacking point is such a small area that both oem jack and jack stands cannot go near each other. So I would have to jack up the car a few inches away from the jacking point and then quickly slip the jack stand under the jacking point; would doing this cause a danger??? by the way, I completely sympathize with you pineapples - don't be too hard on urself, we all screw up.
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Originally Posted by tony_buttons
Thats why I bought a low profile jack for $100
no wood blocks or anyting just drive in the garage and slide the jack under the lift point.
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Originally Posted by Honda_Inspired
Stupid question really, but after reading what happened to pineapples, I'm a little terrified of jacking up my car and supporting it with jack stands because the jacking point is such a small area that both oem jack and jack stands cannot go near each other. So I would have to jack up the car a few inches away from the jacking point and then quickly slip the jack stand under the jacking point; would doing this cause a danger??? by the way, I completely sympathize with you pineapples - don't be too hard on urself, we all screw up.
Thank you. And for the jack stands thing, I was wondering the same thing, too. fventura03 over at clubcivic says jack it up at the tow hinges in front and then slide your jack stands under the side jack points. Just make sure you don't do what I did, or else I swear you are going to cry. I hope my mistake helps others to learn.
first off, why would honda spend money to make our floors super thick? its a freakin civic and for what it is its ten times better than any car in its class in all aspects, if you want bmw quality buy a freakin bmw, i cant stand reading everyone complaining that these cars are so cheap and blah blah blah, id hate to let everyone know that transmissions have always had pieces of plastic in them for spacers and washers and all sorts of fun stuff, as far as someone saying that this is designed as a crumple zone.....are you an idiot, thanks for defending honda but wtf??? its not designed to give in under stress, it just isnt strong enough for a retard to jack the car up.
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im starting to think even the frame is made of plastic....i know for a fact our auto trannies are...
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