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fren of mine. i'm not kind ppl who like that "messy" gauges :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FD2R
but i got all for him;) from the engine button, CF steering, CF gear, Mugen gear boot/handbrake wrap/pedal,and 2din dash
..LOL
around the footrest u can find the hole to go through for the gauges/amp.
thats more than enough for me.. @@"Quote:
Originally Posted by dmx
so nice..
I got a Q for all you who have done a custom cat-back... not just FD1 specific I suppose:
The place I went to today to get info on a custom cat-back said the piping they'd use would be a quarter of an inch wider than stock. Now they said that any bigger there'd be issues with low end due to the backpressure being lessened. So you guys with the custom catbacks, did they use slightly bigger piping and did you notice any loss in the low end. It sounds like you're giving up torque in the low end for some more torque in the high end - which is useless on a daily driver.
So whats the go here, will a quarter inch larger piping make any difference in the low-end? Experiences?
i thought 2.25" was perfect for our car? Our stock i think is 1.6"-1.75" (confirm?). Raising it by 1/4 inch will just barely make 2". Maybe 2" is the way to go? Would like some confirmation too as im getting my muffler next week.
i think were about 1.6" and ive heard a 1/4 inch wont really do much...but hey...thats me...
i think between 2 and 2.25 would be perfect, as it is perfect for most NA cars, more than 2.5 heads into the Forced induction range and K series boyz. its a honda, low end power is usually non existant, i think your wasting your time paying big bux, for a .25" increase in pipe size... i think mandrel bend 2.25" SS piping is your best bet, then if u lose low end or watever, upgrade your intake and it'll make up for the loss
Hot stuff !!! 13 pcs. cheap tooQuote:
Originally Posted by mkefalia
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...da/blackcf.jpg
from here
wow, nice, very tempting :D
are you stocking them for sale? if so how much?
do we need to remove the stock trim to fit the above or just put over it?
http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/h...mian8/Trim.jpg
no, i'm not, but also looking to get one :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Phlirt
about $150 + postage. but better u email him ;)
No need. it's like optional type-r/oem Honda trim, stick on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shimian
that link does supply email address - looking at that pic looks like LHD for the panels around the power windows etc do they stock RHD