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you might be able to find mods if you look hard enough. google for civic es1 photos for inspiration. you may be able to find factory body kits if you look hard enough, maybe lower slightly with some...

sorry to see your ek ending up like that! reasonable payout though, so all good!

good choice with the dc2. with some patience you can probably get a slightly newer one though paying a little...

lol just checked mine but label is completely faded! not sure where the spare is, if i find it with label i'll let you know. good luck!

fuel economy good and yes reliable. good as a daily. quite roomy too due to the flat floor, plenty of room for groceries. corollas not bad either, but i'm biased being on this forum. what would set...

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Electro Luminescent - google image and you'll see what it is. The 94+ also had translucent speedo/tacho needles i think.

dude there should be plenty of oem rims to choose from for your dc2/4. besides off another integra, basically any rims from a civic and a jazz should fit too. prelude (except for 3rd gen) and accord...

good work on the quick makeover! really has come along way over the past couple of weeks! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

what oil are you using at the moment? if its not burning/losing oil i'd just stick with what you're using...

otherwise imo i'd try 10W30 or 10W40 oil and check the condition at the dipstick every...

have read good feedback on tokico's on US forums...are you getting these local, or?

awesome ride, wondering where you got the mirror fenders from? got one of these also, contemplating on selling as i dont have much time to fix up, but then again so hard to let go. doing bits and...

or trade for a 4th gen/dc2 and do a rear end conversion. srs

it sounds like you've got a 1st gen and want to change to 2nd gen civic hubs. im pretty sure theyre the same outer diameter. check out your local wreckers. there tends to be more 2nd gens around than...

yeah i used an install kit from autobarn blacktown. i think it was under $50 for the kit some years ago and makes install so much easier and neater.

i reckon more fun with a bit of bracing. got sways and strut braces?

as above, easiest to bring wheel to paint/spray shop and see if they can match close as possible to it

if its a panel filter i doubt you'd get pulled over to open up your airbox to check anyway...

i've got 205/45 on the daily. does the job and i think is optimal for the 16s

you'll first of all have to pin point the leak. it could be worn gasket/seal that would need replacing. if you're a noob better off going to a mechanics to get it checked out/for an opinion. save...

yeh get your cv joints checked out, your mechanic would be able to give you an idea of costs. good luck

i was gonna say check the fuses but looks like you have already...although not getting the headlight on beep does sound like a fuse linked to this and central lock may be the problem. do the locks...

heard goodyear gatorbacks are ok. not sure where to get em from in sydney though...

enjoy ur car dude! you've done the service with honda, just take good care of it and stop worrying!

good cleanup job, looks sweet as like new! out of interest what bulbs you use for the license plate? makes a real difference!

for an extra $50 i reckon thats good value...

what rims are they? look pretty good. awesome work so far!