Killer road at certain points isn't it? Did you do the whole thing or just parts of it?
PS.... time to come to a Dragon meet friend.....
PS.... time to come to a Dragon meet friend.....
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just parts of it. most of the part we did was just slow driving. but beautiful. we did it during peak leaf color this fall. was amazing.
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i hate the girly horn. how to change to something better. help please
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whats it sound like?
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nevermind i found the video
I went with the $10 sport low tone horn. Stupid easy install. There isn't a lot of room for it but it makes it.
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/DL163-LT.html
It sounds much better and for $10 including shipping, if you hate it it's still dirt cheap.
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/DL163-LT.html
It sounds much better and for $10 including shipping, if you hate it it's still dirt cheap.
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i bought the sport horns kit. it was $32 total
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how do i install the new horns. if you have a video please share the link.
There will be a single pin connector on the horns to connect to. The ground is the mounting bolt. There should be a short metal bracket on the horns, just bolt that to anywhere you can that will be grounded if you can't reuse the stock location. The stock wiring might be very short as well. There is a single pin clip that should attach to the new horns. Thats it. If you can take your bumper off you can do this install with no assistance. You may have to fiddle with the mounting location due to space and such.
I don't know what the new horn mounting bracket or what type of pin connection they have. The cheap one I bought had one hole on the bracket and a one pin clip that the stock connector fit perfectly.
I don't know what the new horn mounting bracket or what type of pin connection they have. The cheap one I bought had one hole on the bracket and a one pin clip that the stock connector fit perfectly.
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okay so i think i want a new exhaust. what to get. i want something noticeably loud. no rattle cans and no rasp
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except he's got the r18 civic
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yeah i need a r18 exhaust.
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Nope not yet.
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that's what I've been thinking of. It's a catback. The only question I have is does.it have a raspy sound at high revs. I don't want a ricer sounding exhaust
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ive been in many house fires and seen many car fatalities so far this yearHow is the Firefighter career going for you Storm? Any exciting stories you want to share with us?
thats ladder 43. we have 3 fire engines, a 105ft ladder truck (seen below), a brush truck, and a van.
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Thats me below climbing the 105ft ladder.
