***Official What did you do to your EK today***

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Originally Posted by TranceZiggy

Got mine from eBay.

Also trying to identify a sort of clunky rattle that seems to be coming from the rear left wheel/suspension when driving over bumps or pot holes. I may just be paranoid, because it's not loud & I can only hear it early in the morning on the way to work, when everything is quiet..

Or it may just be my left side skirt rattling, because the 'clip' that holds it near the back wheel is broken, so the skirt hangs a bit lower than the other one & can easily bounce up and down. Anyone recommend something to glue the clip back together? $50 super glue that can fuse a gorilla's hands together?

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Hey mate check your rear camber arm on the side that is making the clunky sound.. (make sure its sitting correctly) have you changed them or taken them off for some reason ? and this is might sound silly but is your wheel on tight ? lol

Best thing to do is if you know when it started happening, try remember what you did maby new suspension lca's etc and go back over it more then 3 times to make sure everythings tight and sitting how it should.. it could be possible that something has come lose..

IMO i dont think the its the skirt unless its like badly hanging off the car lol ( if it is the skirt use industial grade double sided tape to hold it on, it WILL work and your not running the risk of snapping ur skirt off if you decide to paint it one day.. (if you use some sort of super glue.. )

good luck post up what it was when u find out :)

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Originally Posted by TbM

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Tacho-Kom...item3a5f2c7fd4
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Honda-Civ...item3cb8c46f0a
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Honda-Civ...item3cb8c46f0a

Heres some german ones, US ones are often in MPH unless they have come out of imports.

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:thumbsup::thumbsup: thanks heaps

http://i.imgur.com/WmvJn.jpg

Got me some lows!

My internet is screwing up BADLY, so for the third time: New rims, $140 chinese 'roadstone' tyres = MASSIVE improvement to handling.

http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/...3-15120032.jpg
http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/...3-15120045.jpg

FOUND A DENT.

Just above the rear left wheel arch.

No paint scratched off, there's just a small dent there.. As if someone's come along and slammed it with their knee.

I'm peaking though. Could only notice in when light was shining in the right direction.. So I don't know how long it's actually been there.

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Originally Posted by Peppy

My internet is screwing up BADLY, so for the third time: New rims, $140 chinese 'roadstone' tyres = MASSIVE improvement to handling.

http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/...3-15120032.jpg
http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/...3-15120045.jpg

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Hi dude. Do you mean $140 each for the roadstone tyres? I hope not :)

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Originally Posted by TranceZiggy

FOUND A DENT.

Just above the rear left wheel arch.

No paint scratched off, there's just a small dent there.. As if someone's come along and slammed it with their knee.

I'm peaking though. Could only notice in when light was shining in the right direction.. So I don't know how long it's actually been there.

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Are you taking about my car or yours? Mine has had some rough moments before I had it... If it's yours, you have my sypmathy, they're freakin expensive to get repaired...

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Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T

Hi dude. Do you mean $140 each for the roadstone tyres? I hope not :)

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Yes, $140 a corner... Why? If they last a good 30-40,000, and keep their handling characteristics well, I'll be happy.

fuk u got ripped on the tyres.

Lol got a new tyre for $60 last week

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Originally Posted by Riced_Civic

fuk u got ripped on the tyres.

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bad! 140 can get u really good tires in 15's and 16's!

New springs only 1.3 drop on the front and 1.1 on the rear and scrubs when i go out my driveway lol but everywhere else is fine sits pretty good even tho i would of liked it a little lower lol
http://i786.photobucket.com/albums/y...m/IMG_2404.jpg

Clean car man