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^^ Don't you think that it would be best to use a lubricant that was specifically designed for the Honda CVT transmission? They did originally use ATF in there but went through the trouble of...

You won't be able to fit the 5th gen sun shade with the 5th gen moon roof, so it would get awefully hot.

I opted for the CF sunroof. Fits like the OEM item....

I have a Panasonic DV camera. Mounted on the back rest of the front passenger seat with a tripod.

It has a remote that I use to hit REC.

Sample video of this camera...

I can confirm that, I just had a look under the Jazz. It has a front sway bar but no rear one. The rear torsion beam has natural roll resistance in it.

We have 16" wheels on the Jazz and i wished they were 15s. There is too much of a straight line performance cost due to the higher rotational mass and contact patch. Fuel consumption went up by...

tedh1951, upgrading the front sway bar will increase the understeer in the car. Most fwd cars will come from the factory with relatively stiff front sway bars because it makes the car understeer on...

I think the DC2 would be more refined and comfortable on a day to day basis and if you are an agressive driver and young, you will live longer owning a DC2.

I think they're having site problems because that's the site I booked the course through.

$380 for the High Performance Driving course, you have to have done their pre-requisite courses first.

Check out www.johnbowedriving.com.au

10 minute onboard hot laps

Last week I participated in a John Bowe High Performance Driving course at Sandown. It was an awesome day out with LOTS of track time. I completed 50laps. I mostly did...

Get Spoon Progressive Springs and Dampers. Did wonders for my wife's Jazz. Corners so much better, its lost that "tall" feeling. She's running 16" wheels with 205/45R16 tyres and it handles and...

Fantastic. Now to convince the Mrs her Jazz needs one and hope its compatible with CVT.

I think the other bearings on our Jazz are going too. The car is noisy, sounds like loud tyres but it might be the bearings. I have Spoon springs on the Jazz though, I think I will swap the stock...

Meh, can't belive the complaints about so called lack of torque. They should just learn how to shift gears.

Thought you Teggers would be interested.

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Features/articleId=116309

Anything from mid 7s - low 8s for a manual. Low 10s for an auto.

All this depends on driver, tarmac, and conditions.

I was surprised that they did my bearings under warranty because the Jazz is running on 16" wheels. Technically that increases the stress on the bearing because the tyres are wider and the track of...

It must be a quality control issue and Honda issued a TSB for dealers to check the bearings.

Hey that's pretty good. Looks like you are running very rich up top, if you get a SAFC2 you would have some gains by tuning the AFR. Keeping the AFR at 12.5:1 at the richest will yield some gains...

Some people are always trying to ice skate up hill . . . . :p

If I wanted all out performance, I would go FI. But I am not so its NA for me.

I paid $145. Not sure if it is washable.

Some more Spoon goodies arrive today! Will fit (heheheh) tonight when wife comes home.

http://www.files.racinghonda.com/images/spoonAirFilter.jpg

*goes and checks out the Spoon catalog again*

Lokets, no you won't need the spring compressors to remove the stock spring. Just make sure to aim the top of the strut away from people or fragile things when you unbolt it. It will spring off by...

lokets - The ride is very good. It is a lot less jumpy than the stock springs. I think its because it is so progressively wound. It is smoother, BUT it IS firmer. Its firmer but less harsh, more...

New World Honda in Berwick. It was a warranty job.