Hello From Germany this is my 2WD EE2 :-)
hondafreek1981
Band Wagon
Hi i am Chris from Germany.
I am very happy to found this forum here.
I own a imported Civic EE2 2WD (Normally in Germany we only have the 4WD 1.6l Civic)
Here some Pics after the first wash on Car boughtday:
I drove a while but i wanted to get this car loooow,
so i took some lowered springs for a 3 door civic in the front and i put some 1998 civic rear shocks (european model) with lowered 3d springs in the back.
The ride is very hard now.
Here the pics:
Next some nice wheels on it and paint the Bumpers .
One Question.
You also think that your lowered back is much harder then the front?
I thing it jumps over everythings coming up on the street.
Greeets!!!
I am very happy to found this forum here.
I own a imported Civic EE2 2WD (Normally in Germany we only have the 4WD 1.6l Civic)
Here some Pics after the first wash on Car boughtday:
I drove a while but i wanted to get this car loooow,
so i took some lowered springs for a 3 door civic in the front and i put some 1998 civic rear shocks (european model) with lowered 3d springs in the back.
The ride is very hard now.
Here the pics:
Next some nice wheels on it and paint the Bumpers .
One Question.
You also think that your lowered back is much harder then the front?
I thing it jumps over everythings coming up on the street.
Greeets!!!
Comments
Schönes Auto!!
Nice to see another European wagon joint our ranks!!
Thank you for posting such nice pics. Your wagon is very clean and sooooo rust free.
Bis später!!
your wagon looks really nice.
I would like to see you and your Car.
Information is here:
http://www.hondayoungtimer.de/t623f56-H ... effen.html
Where do you live right now? It is nice to see another German wagon. Welcome to the site, very good people on this site.
I've come acros this website before, if I have the time I'll defently be there ;-)
You are kidding right? Gee, how self-centered. :twisted:
England, Australia, New Zealand and Japan - drive on the left.
North America (that includes the US :P ), South America, Europe, China and parts of Africa - drive on the right.
Please find below a site which talks about Left vs. Right and answers the age-old question: Which side of the road do they drive on?
http://www.brianlucas.ca/roadside/
BTW, I just found out that India follows the English example. It figures because India was colonized (aka invaded) by the Brits.
Welcome aboard. Keep up the good work :P
about your questions, if you get a set of lowering springs for a 4th gen hatchback it will sit nicely and drive pretty nicely. i have Teins on my wagon and it rides VERY nicely.
-cheers
Oops, my bad. :oops:
Is that 100% true? For some reason I was thinking there was a few places that drive in the ditch. It's probably just a subconscious impression after seeing rhd in the states.
I don't think so... my cousin has a very cool RHD 5spd Nissan Pathfinder imported from Japan and he drives on the right-hand side of the road, like the rest of North Americans. :twisted:
I got to drive his truck last summer and, for a left-handed person, it was a very natural thing for me to drive. I was finally able to use my dominant hand to switch gears. BTW, the foot pedals were all the same as a LHD.
And I'm just yankin' your chain. :P
really? Germany only had the 4WD models?
Yes Germany ONLY has 4wd models. No sweet swaps for us that some of you guys are doing.
Well I guess the new guy here can do the swaps now.
D series for the win anyway :P
What town is this Honda meet going to be in ? (google maps link please?)
Dorsten germany
Why? you want to come?
i would love to see much of you but i thin it would be too expensive for you.
but it would be a paradise for you all to see so much european nice old hondas!
:-)))
Yes i love my shuttle but the back is much to hard because the shocks are toooo long i have to shorten it i used too long shocks and the spring is too short...
Greetz
nice find!
btw, here in Hungary it also hard to find 2wd 1.5 wagons.
to tell you the truth it also hard to find ANY wagons
Austria and Germany are full of em, and as you can see you can make really good bargains.