What Did You Do To Your Honda Today.

[Adrian128]

^^^ Didn't happen till whole car is seen.

Here's a couple of crappy phone pics..before the guards were rolled.

[Rage King]

Not enuf low

[Adrian128]

Not enuf low

Hahaha.. I travel almost 30,000 kms a year, and not always on very smooth roads... that's low enough...

[Rage King]

I travel 7k a yr on my ODC...

On another note my jazz does 1k a week lol

[evolution]

Here's a couple of crappy phone pics..before the guards were rolled.

Looks good mate, ride height looks low enough for a daily.

[White Orchid]

I had to remount my Itronics ITB100 HD Dash Cam today as the mounting tape that I used to mount it originally (UGlu from Jaycar) failed the heat test,
we have had a few days of 28°C - 32°C and the Uglu went all soft and gooey.

I remounted the Dash Cam using 3M Scotch Permanent Outdoor Mounting Tape, only difference to the OEM tape that came the camera originally is that is
grey in colour and not clear, the windscreen black dot area masks it anyway so you can't notice it from head on and the dash cam itself blends in with the
rear view mirror so it is stealthy all round.

I am still trying to find out how to remove the grille so I can put some mesh behind it and mount a set of Stebel Nautilus Airhorns in there too to replace the
piss weak OEM horn.

[White Orchid]

I bought a Dash Mat for my 2013 CR-V that is manufactured in Australia but instead of reducing glare as advertised on the packaging, it added to it.
I thought I was being too critical of the mat.

I loaned it to a mate who has a 2013 4WD VTi-L + ADAS and was looking to buy a Dash Mat also as he wanted to see how it fitted and looked in his CR-V, I said nothing to him about the glare that I saw and he reported the same problem.

All the white dots on the Dash Mat in the picture below is the sun being reflected off the fibres in the Dash Mat, they look like extremely small fairy lights in a way.