08/09 Hatches, Stand up and show yourselves!!!
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I am assuming you went the poly route @bonesetter
So my comment was off the cuff off that
I had the void filling PU whiteline parts fitted early on in my hatch's life ( one side only, apparently to avoid excess NVH ) and found them maybe NOT hard enough and maybe both should have been done.
Subframe bushes done too, and lateral links. And all front wishbone etc with powerflex black.
Subframe bushes done too, and lateral links. And all front wishbone etc with powerflex black.
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Does anyone know what size the thermostat housing 10mm bolts are? One was seized, so I'm stuck on the driveway. Just hope I can grip the stump but its very corroded
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Dont know about the thread size but ive been using these for years to grab hold of any thing thats left.
Very effective in the right hands
Very effective in the right hands
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Thanks Lockheed and Paul. I may be able to grip the stump with mole grips or bite into it with electrical side snips, and I'll get some heat on it. There isn't enough for Stilton unfortunately. Life under the car isn't so easy since those busted vertebrae!
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quick question chaps, seat covers for 330s seats what is everyone using, I have a set of newage covers but dont reckon they will fit over the bolsters plus airbags to think about
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Loads of seat covers on eBay. I did have some in mind for mine which were more of a genuine product but i discounted them on cost in the end and on a quick look i can't find the link.
Maybe these https://www.capitalseating.co.uk/protective-seat-covers
Maybe these https://www.capitalseating.co.uk/protective-seat-covers
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https://www.capitalseating.co.uk/rec...e-seat-cover-2
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However I think the suggestion Gambit gave is much more like it.
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I got mine from capital seating, unfortunately I can't find the invoice but I believe they are the ones for the Civic Type R FN2/FD2. The Recaro SR one didn't fit as well.
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I've managed to achieve (if that's considered an achievement!) 9.1 km/lt (equivalent of 26 mpg) on the trip computer on a 260-mile roundtrip. Speeds for most part of the journey were around 100-130 km/h. The low fuel warning light came on at 488 km from brimming the car, not bad I think!
A couple of photos from a mid journey coffee pit stop, the Fusso99 synthetic wax is fantastic!
A couple of photos from a mid journey coffee pit stop, the Fusso99 synthetic wax is fantastic!
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these bad boys https://www.capitalseating.co.uk/hon...ive-seat-cover
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Can't for the life of me remember where I bought it.
this may be where . . .
https://www.ukcustomcovers.com/covers-and-liners/custom-seat-covers/honda/honda-integra-type-r-dc2-recaro-seat-covers-x2-grey
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@hedgecutter how much do your spec C wheels weigh? Just interested in a comparison with the 330s wheels, lighter I am sure but by how much
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