FB2Chris' PMM FB2 MT (v2)

Beeshabo said:
Thanks Chris (Btw, my name is Chris too), I really like them. I did a side by side comparison of this pic and one of my car without them, and I honestly like it better this way! I'm SO glad.
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Really? Chris is a popular name! I like the body side moldings as well. I think they look good on certain colors and PMM happens to be one of those colors :D
 
FB2Chris said:
Really? Chris is a popular name! I like the body side moldings as well. I think they look good on certain colors and PMM happens to be one of those colors :D
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Well, it's Christopher, but yeah lol

Yeah, I really think it looks good on PMM.
 
My newest "mod," two 9thCivic.com stickers. This is a first for me, I never put stickers on my car.
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Nice. Did you put anti-seize lube on the threads?
 
FB2Chris said:
I forgot to buy some so I'll have to do that tomorrow. My car is staying in the garage for the night though.
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You'll be okay. The threads won't lock up that quick. Lol. Also, if you didn't put silicone lube on the bushings yet, I'd suggest it before winter comes.
 
Dar-Dar said:
You'll be okay. The threads won't lock up that quick. Lol. Also, if you didn't put silicone lube on the bushings yet, I'd suggest it before winter comes.
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Yeah I figured lol. I threw some lube on the bushings already :D
 
I lubed the hell out of my bushings and they still are squeaky... I used silicone in a heavy pastey form.
 
silver04v said:
I lubed the hell out of my bushings and they still are squeaky... I used silicone in a heavy pastey form.
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I put a decent amount of lube on the bushings as well but it seems as though a majority of it was pushed out, especially on the one with the mounting rod.
 
Since I don't feel like running steelies and hub caps for the winter, I bought new all-season tires for my Koseis. Once the tires are on I'm going to clean the wheels, touch up a small area of curb rash, and plasti-dip them in order to somewhat protect against salt.
 
Decided I'm not going to plasti-dip my wheels for winter. I'd rather save the money I would have spent on something temporary. Energy Suspension rear sway bar bushings and new tires are in though! Both will go on either Thursday or Saturday.
 
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Energy Suspension rear sway bar bushings have been installed. Thank god for 90 degree angle grease fittings!
 
squiggy said:
I keep meaning to get some angled fittings so I can finally install these.
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Every place I went didn't sell them individually, so I had to buy an assorted pack. I thought the 90 degree fitting on my grease gun would have been enough, it wasn't :(
 
FB2Chris said:
Every place I went didn't sell them individually, so I had to buy an assorted pack. I thought the 90 degree fitting on my grease gun would have been enough, it wasn't :(
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I found some individuals on Amazon, but it would be better just to buy a multi-pack for the minimal price difference.

FB2Chris said:
SAE
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Thank you! Wasn't sure and was really the only reason I hadn't bought any yet.
 
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