z00mer
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As far as vents go for coupes, the AVS's look great! And when compared to the others (IMHO) look more "complete".
Official 'What did you do to your car today?' Thread
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z00mer
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Washed/waxed my Crow, she's black and clean again... but for how long?
littleshak
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That is exactly what I thought. It gives it a finished look.
docFiend138
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I have these same ones. I love them. The rear ones help with the flow and streamline of it all
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Not my car but I changed the wifes front brake pads. From worn out OEMs to Hawk HPS.
mph
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I like it, got any more pics of your car with the visors? Where did you get them?
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littleshak
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I just took this pic. Needs washed. I got them on amazon
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00R...rds=894050&dpPl=1&dpID=316auqm97nL&ref=plSrch
mph
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Thanks @littleshak . They remind of the OEM ones for the sedan, looks good!
xXFlash21Xx
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Carbon fiber wrapped the chrome trim piece on the trunk 
Carbon fiber wrapped the hood
Carbon fiber wrapped the hood
Sarcras
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Installed Buddy Club short shifter and K-Tuned shifter base bushings.
NotMattalliSI
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I bought an engine stand to start checking out how my 'spare' K20Z3 from my 8th Gen looks. Been searching used cars and there is a Fiji Blue Pearl SI that may become mine.
My kids will just have to learn to drive a stick shift. Cost is right, car is crazy stock, and I love my 9th but need another revv'er back in the stable. And I have a lot of spare parts.
My kids will just have to learn to drive a stick shift. Cost is right, car is crazy stock, and I love my 9th but need another revv'er back in the stable. And I have a lot of spare parts.
stilletto
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Changed my oil. Was long overdue.
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Took a 15 minute drive over to Ksport's building in Gilbert and made a poor financial decision.
Hopefully I'll have a chance to install them sometime during the next couple of weeks. Looking forward to finally getting rid of that stock wheel gap.
Hopefully I'll have a chance to install them sometime during the next couple of weeks. Looking forward to finally getting rid of that stock wheel gap.
docFiend138
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Car parts are never a poor decision.
Woke up bright and early this morning to start putting my coilovers on, took about 6 hours to get everything bolted in and adjusted to a height that I was happy with.
Minus a few scary noises that were most likely things just settling while rolling out of the garage, it seems like everything was installed correctly, the ride quality is also surprising nice.
I was planning on taking a lot more pictures, but it was already 100+ degrees outside before I was even halfway done...
Minus a few scary noises that were most likely things just settling while rolling out of the garage, it seems like everything was installed correctly, the ride quality is also surprising nice.
I was planning on taking a lot more pictures, but it was already 100+ degrees outside before I was even halfway done...
Redrocket1
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Installed SPC camber arms which have been sitting in my garage for a year or two.
I didn't bother to take off the muffler for the passenger side (would've needed a blowtorch or a miracle).
The bolt closest to the rear, I was able to shimmy out with a million or so 45 degree angle turns of a wrench. Still think I would recommend this rather than trying to take off the muffler.
The one closer to the front, i could get with a ratchet no problem.
Gonna take it for an alignment this weekend hopefully, after putting on the front camber bolts as well.
I didn't bother to take off the muffler for the passenger side (would've needed a blowtorch or a miracle).
The bolt closest to the rear, I was able to shimmy out with a million or so 45 degree angle turns of a wrench. Still think I would recommend this rather than trying to take off the muffler.
The one closer to the front, i could get with a ratchet no problem.
Gonna take it for an alignment this weekend hopefully, after putting on the front camber bolts as well.
Redrocket1
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Just got back from Honda. They did an alignment including the SPC arm adjustments for $75. Turns out one of the pinch bolts worked its way out sometime in the past few days since I only hand-tightened them both, so they supposedly were able to put something in its place. I plan on lifting it for an inspection later today.