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wat they end up doin u just left it?Quote:
Originally Posted by moons
Its at the point when releasing the clutch once reving a lil then releasing clutch n goin forward... i hear the click
sometimes rolling back or reversing then gearing it to 1 slowly releasing the clutch then CLICK.
havent you all gone off topic?
I think we should keep it to the topic
I'm talking about a different thing.. I think. My subframe noise happened on mild to heavy acceleration or deceleration. The sub frame would make a loud click - sounded like it was coming from right wheel. Try braking hard or taking off quickly and see if the noise still happens - this hasn't anything to do with gearing.
Bloody annoying to get it fixed, though. The dealer gave me the usual "could not fault" bullshit but after a fair bit of whining, kicking and screaming I got it fixed.
I think I read on a UK board that there is a Honda bulletin thing out about this fix.
was a scots parra on sat and got quoted $42K drive away with badges, mats and tint.
has anyone here ran a 07euro with their R's?.........I was shocked to see the 0-100km/hr times are the same. wassup with that?
Up until last Friday I was driving around in a stock 08 Euro. Felt quite quick.. until I got my Type R back.Quote:
Originally Posted by MKI4EVA
Honestly, the Euro is very pedestrian in comparison.
The only reason I wouldnt buy FN2R is lack of aftermarkets parts available.
Not many options: (
Its still a pretty new car... Parts are coming along pretty quickly now...Quote:
Originally Posted by kongfu
JTune have released a Super Charge Kit
Plus now that it is being released in Asia along side the FD2R, Alot of
parts will become available...
Not many JDM parts I mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by LD_Mart
But once it is in japan JDM will get in on the act
How come they are in Japan?FN2R is UK spec. JDM got FD2R already.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by LD_Mart
they are going into japan apparently
Maybe cuz the fn2r has a better interior/exterior design and would appeal to a more mature age group so obviously it'll boost their sales perhaps? Boy racers would obviously prefer the FD2R but it's the mature age group that are cashed up and can afford it. What is the point of appealing to a younger age group if hardly any of them will be purchasing the actual car?