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Offline asif

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #30 on: 25 October 2010, 23:09 »
R32UK you cheeky fooker :grin:

You hide lad :grin:
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Offline monkeyalan

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #31 on: 26 October 2010, 02:38 »
depends if you want style or need reliability.

I have dubs when i'm financially comfy and jap when i'm a bit hard up.  :grin:

Offline Dan34

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #32 on: 08 February 2011, 14:04 »
No idea if any of you care but fack it, here's how my civic is looking now...  :grin:











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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #33 on: 08 February 2011, 14:49 »
That looks so much better.  :cool:

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Offline Dan34

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #34 on: 08 February 2011, 15:19 »
That looks so much better.  :cool:

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Cheers Wayne!

next on the list is coilovers.... and then the dreaded MOT in a couple of months!

Offline bricey

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #35 on: 08 February 2011, 15:26 »
those little ek's are pretty good i have the em1 and ep3
always wanted an ek9 tho.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #36 on: 08 February 2011, 16:12 »
First brand new, showroom fresh car we bought was an EP3 CTR, great car, I never felt it lacked torque as it certainly lacked the stodge that of the Mk4 1.8t it replaced so it all evens itself out.  Only thing that I felt let the car down was the feel of the switchgear, they were getting things to look right at this stage but the buttons, indicator stalks, etc, just felt too flimsy in my hands.  That and the front seats mechanism not remembering the position when the released for rear seat access, well annoying.  Everything felt it was designed to an exact brief, not over engineered and certainly not under, just right.

The earlier cars just look to old granny for me.

Offline Mikester

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #37 on: 08 February 2011, 16:22 »
Looks sweet! Vtec Yoooo is the way.

Tegiwa Imports? ha

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #38 on: 08 February 2011, 16:43 »
No such thing as bullet proof, a car is only as good as the service it gets.

From experience Honda and the Vtec engine are bloody expensive to repair, I had an Accord 2.2 Vtec it was great until it went wrong, thank god it was a company car.
Was bloody quick though.

Look after it and it will look after you.

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Re: Another one bites the dust
« Reply #39 on: 08 February 2011, 16:44 »
First brand new, showroom fresh car we bought was an EP3 CTR, great car, I never felt it lacked torque as it certainly lacked the stodge that of the Mk4 1.8t it replaced so it all evens itself out.  Only thing that I felt let the car down was the feel of the switchgear, they were getting things to look right at this stage but the buttons, indicator stalks, etc, just felt too flimsy in my hands.  That and the front seats mechanism not remembering the position when the released for rear seat access, well annoying.  Everything felt it was designed to an exact brief, not over engineered and certainly not under, just right.

The earlier cars just look to old granny for me.

Yeah i know what you mean about the interiors, can be abit flimsey but not as bad as i thought it would be! Also the seat this is anoying  :grin:

Looks sweet! Vtec Yoooo is the way.

Tegiwa Imports? ha

There's no tegiwa parts on my car!.... except a brake stopper...  :grin:

Looking to get some MeisterR's soon  :smiley: