I have been told a couple of times by trained drivers that any lower than 34-36 on any car isnt recommended as under heavy braking traction isnt as good.
with the red key they can cut a better replica, because it unused...ur black keys tend to wear out over time so if u make a copy it wont be as good...but yeh they can cut and program from ur black...
ive had it done...and yeh as i said previously its about 120-150 bucks (55 for the key, about 40-50 for the programming plus about 20-30 to get the key cut at a locksmith cos honda do not cut keys)....
it costs about 55 bucks to get the key. then u take it to a locksmith...costs about 30 bucks to get it cut...then take it back to honda (with ur red key) and they will program it (and i think reset...
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search thru the depths of the internet for information and you should be able to do it yourself...its not hard...and u will learn all about ur car by taking it apart and putting it back...
run the battery and trigger wire down the passenger side, as thats the side of the battery...there is a massive grommet there somewhere...just follow the cable from the fuse box and ull see where i...
what might be happening is if the two wires are hooked up to the red and the green wires, when u arent braking...the brake light wire acts as a ground so it works fine as a parker, but when u hit the...
if tein s.techs were put on to an ek1 hatch with stock shocks...would there be any issue with camber wear by dropping it or will just having good wheel alignment be sufficient to keep the tyre wear...
hahaha...yeh i used a hole saw too but had to file it a bit as well...which was no big deal...and i filed out the notches as well so the bulb holder locks in properly
depends, if your pretty good on the soldering it should only take about 10-15 minutes to replace the tips...but if you have to take apart the whole car to replace the cabling that may take a while...
I think the brake failure comes about because you simply require more torque to stop the wheel at the same speed. As you should all know, torque is force x distance so if you increase the rolling...
haha...yeh, you should be able to buy some new connectors from some sort of electronics store, im sure dick smith or tandy should have something...by no means connect the wires directly to the amp,...