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I'm kinda surprised the prl showed the worst numbers. Makes me wonder what the ambient temp was when they tested these.

What the hell happened? A gas line explode?

Nothing wrong with that. :rotfl:

I hope that was not on purpose and when they found out they removed it.

This is all I could find so far for aftermarket if that is the route you want to go. Don't know any of the brands though so I can't comment on quality https://www.carid.com/2012-honda-civic-performance-suspension-bushings/ Edit: For whatever reason the link doesn't work.

That's mighty impressive. Did you have to change the configuration or did you just rebuild with stronger parts?

That's a big nope from me.

That looks really nice!

Since our engines sit sideways in the engine bay, I could see it being rather difficult. I know you would have to go through the passenger side wheel well. If I had my repair manual I could tell you exactly how difficult it would actually be but I don't have access to it right now.

I have just bypassed it with the power the button several times. Otherwise, I found this: https://www.hondapartsonline.net/blog/how-to-get-a-honda-radio-code

From what I read it was a 70 year old man behind the wheel of the boat. He was sitting down and said he couldn't see over the bow of the boat. His nephew also said he had been on his phone while driving the boat but it didn't say if he was actually using it at the time of the crash. He has...

He did rather well staying on his feet for so long.

If I hadn't seen that somewhere else before, I may have. :D

Posting selfies now, are we?

Well then I hope you look like a jackass! :thumbsup:

Vendor problems are the most frustrating. Hope he does come back soon and you don't have to cancel your order.

I kinda did that one time, but it was on a two lane mountain road. The driver side rear tire broke lose on the shoulder but I maintained my lane.

A turbo?:hyper: