Only about 350kms away! Its all clean now, spent an hour with a hose and a bucket of soapy water. Good as new with a few battle scars to remember the day
Its sitting in the carport waiting for me to finish refinishing my BBS wheels for the Integra. Once thats done the Shuttles panel and paint will be tidied up along with the bumper if I decide to go with it
I got mine from Strongs with Indicators for $250 I think it was with indicators and bumper support. Got the J's Lip free since Mark used my bumper to make the mold
Sound like you are speaking from experience.
Yep driveway took aaages and I gave up, lucky its been raining a lot so its sort of cleaned itself. Its my house so I didnt get in trouble though, GF just disapproved
Yes I am. I took my quad out for a trail ride and got covered in clay. It was a mission to clean the drive after. With enough rain it'll disappear. Tell her its better than oil stains :P
Yes I am. I took my quad out for a trail ride and got covered in clay. It was a mission to clean the drive after. With enough rain it'll disappear. Tell her its better than oil stains :P
Haha she is understanding enough, my house my mess
Test fitted my Facelift EF Bumper with J's Racing Lip today as I am getting the paint on the wagon done shortly. Gave it a rough spray with a similar blue just to see how its going to look.
Sadly I cant afford a full paint job (have bought the house) but will get the bumper, bonnet, roof and drivers door done and hopefully it will be a good colour match
Had been dragged off shopping with my GF and whilst driving through the city CBD on the cobble stones my brake caliper retaining bolt vibrated loose. On the way home we went via the beach and it was then I noticed a strange knocking noise under braking.
A quick look found the caliper rubbing on the wheel under braking, luckily I had some cable ties in the boot!!
So then we had to drive 80kms home (were in another town) using only the handbrake and the gearbox. I could have used the brakes in an emergency but didnt know how strong the cable ties were going to be.
Luckily I have my old calipers so its just a matter of putting a new bolt in (and making sure its tight!!)
I was so excited when I pulled up that Repco was in the same shopping center (papamoa at that stage) only to find the building was for lease and the shop was long gone
All good though, just didnt tell the Mrs that the brakes were held together with cable ties till we got home
The top bolt on my caliper fell off and it opened up when i was about 20m from going on a 100km zone. It opened out and made a 2mm groove in the wheel and lodged itself against it so i couldnt drive anywhere. So had someone directing traffic. Problem with this situation again was that... i was on a hill facing down... so couldnt jack the car up...
Your guess is as good as mine, all I know is they are from the "Nezart" series made be Work Wheels. Dont know the model, only ever seen one other set and that was on a Japanese Auction
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You should see my driveway now after I hosed it all off!
good luck getting them all out.
good set with this wagon
Its sitting in the carport waiting for me to finish refinishing my BBS wheels for the Integra. Once thats done the Shuttles panel and paint will be tidied up along with the bumper if I decide to go with it
Fixed for ya Geoff
Hopefully I can get my own EF9 bumper sometime
Yep driveway took aaages and I gave up, lucky its been raining a lot so its sort of cleaned itself. Its my house so I didnt get in trouble though, GF just disapproved
Thankyou, Accord is an 1997 CF4 SIR-T and is my flatmates.
Haha she is understanding enough, my house my mess
Honda Life?
Sadly I cant afford a full paint job (have bought the house) but will get the bumper, bonnet, roof and drivers door done and hopefully it will be a good colour match
Ok who can see whats wrong here?
Had been dragged off shopping with my GF and whilst driving through the city CBD on the cobble stones my brake caliper retaining bolt vibrated loose. On the way home we went via the beach and it was then I noticed a strange knocking noise under braking.
A quick look found the caliper rubbing on the wheel under braking, luckily I had some cable ties in the boot!!
So then we had to drive 80kms home (were in another town) using only the handbrake and the gearbox. I could have used the brakes in an emergency but didnt know how strong the cable ties were going to be.
Luckily I have my old calipers so its just a matter of putting a new bolt in (and making sure its tight!!)
I was so excited when I pulled up that Repco was in the same shopping center (papamoa at that stage) only to find the building was for lease and the shop was long gone
All good though, just didnt tell the Mrs that the brakes were held together with cable ties till we got home
Do it