EP3 Type R

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22-02-2009, 03:33 PM
SuperSteve

yeah i have a lil gap along my window aswell. i sus it all out.
22-02-2009, 06:01 PM
n5920787

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Originally Posted by Mugen_B16B

yeah that was me, i was in family aswell , were u?

Yeah i was in family aswell. At first I thought your car was a jazz cos you didn't have the uk flag. Was it easy to remove?
22-02-2009, 10:59 PM
Mugen_B16B

didnt come with it.... but i prob wont get one and debadge the civic and just leave type r

i saw u at sunnkbank last night aswell, ur car is so distinctive cause of the BC bar, i dunno if u saw me but i drove past the lights and u were turning right off mains rd
22-02-2009, 11:20 PM
air23box

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Originally Posted by Philip Lee

this sticker looks like a sticker for pollen filter. it should be changed every 2 years/every 24000km. (i might be wrong tho).

Yeah...you are right....that sticker is for the filter.....it said it should be replace every 2 years or 24000km

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Originally Posted by blk_shadow

but mine says 15,000 kms. usually pollen filter is replaced every 30,000kms

Wrong.....if you can read Japanese then you will understand what that sticker said

Japanese usually travel 5000-7000km per year.....They don't travel around too far and don't use freeway as much as we do......they will trade the car in when it reach about 50000km....coz they need to do car inspection every year....and once the car reach certain year or milage....it cost more for them to get things fix......plus for tax purpose.....I live in Japanese b4 and own a car there b4.......some of the importers do adjust the milage to gain more $$...but you will never know which one been adjusted......depends on ur luck.....hope that helps.....
23-02-2009, 03:39 AM
EP3EVA

What's a pollen filter anyway? where is it in the car?

Mite need to change it you know!
23-02-2009, 10:22 AM
Philip Lee

pollen filter is used to filter out finer particules that are in the air that circulates in the air con. not many Hondas have them standard.

if you are not allegic to anything, you don't need to worry about it. you may just take it out if it gets too dirty.
23-02-2009, 10:24 AM
Philip Lee

alright Mugen_B16B and n5920787, lets have a meet at Sunnybank maccas/plaza etc etc hehe.
23-02-2009, 04:41 PM
Poeter

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Originally Posted by air23box

I live in Japanese b4 and own a car there b4.......some of the importers do adjust the milage to gain more $$...but you will never know which one been adjusted......depends on ur luck.....hope that helps.....

Is it safe to say that IMG don't do this?
23-02-2009, 04:46 PM
Philip Lee

well as i said, if it's a car recently bought from an auction house (not online auction), i'd request to view the auction sheet which would state the milage of the car involved. in most cases, they are pretty reliable.
23-02-2009, 05:17 PM
stoj19

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Originally Posted by n5920787

Yeah i was in family aswell. At first I thought your car was a jazz cos you didn't have the uk flag. Was it easy to remove?

Don't de-badge :eek: Its JDM with the badge! I know some people who don't have a clue are like "wtf is with the British badge" but for the people who know it is worth it.

JDM tight man.
23-02-2009, 05:20 PM
Philip Lee

x 2. the first thing i usually do to my cars are de-badging but i left all of them on the car this time.

the UK badge is unique.
23-02-2009, 05:22 PM
EP3EVA

it will be funny someone de-badge the U.K one and put a Japan Flag on instead!!

Come to thing of it has anyone done it before??

hehe want to see how sik it will look...