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  1. #13
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    Oct 2003
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    NZ
    Car:
    96 JDM Legend 'Exclusive'
    cheers, that's very helpful!

    Just doing some 'research'.

    Raz

  2. #14
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    Sep 2005
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    Sutherland Shire
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    Graphite Euro
    Just clicked on your link in your signature and got referred to this thread. While it doesn't help me I'm sure it will help others, well done, well done indeed.

  3. #15
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    Jul 2005
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    melbourne
    Car:
    FN2 - CTR
    Very nice write out man... are u able to help me out to change mine? ^.^ I got another shock sitting in my room and I can't undo the bolt..

  4. #16
    great diy... i love the height, just perfect =]

  5. #17
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    May 2004
    Location
    S.E. Melbourne
    Car:
    del sol
    Awsome DIY mate, great work.

    Should be atleast 2-3 times lower but ey thats just me. Also some rims with profile low enough it seems like it doesn't exist

    top work mate

  6. #18
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    Jun 2008
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    Perth
    Car:
    Honda Accord 98
    that looks sweet
    im gunna do that to my accord

  7. #19
    JUst some advice jeffy and others -

    LOOSEN each lugnut/wheel nut BEFORE you jack the car up. Just a "nip" loose

    Makes it a heck lot easier to take off !

  8. #20
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    Sep 2004
    Car:
    Civic
    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    JUst some advice jeffy and others -

    LOOSEN each lugnut/wheel nut BEFORE you jack the car up. Just a "nip" loose

    Makes it a heck lot easier to take off !
    Good tip . When the wheel is on the ground it holds it in place so you can 'break' the seal on the nut. Once it is in the air and can turn freely = alot harder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ludecrs View Post
    They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.

  9. #21
    Just one thing about this, regarding the headlight adjustments.....

    I've always been under the impression that one adjuster was for up/down and the other was for left/right. They are for both high and low beam together.

    Am i wrong on this???

  10. #22
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    Mar 2008
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    treasury casino
    Car:
    150 bus
    good write up~

  11. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by Bludger View Post
    Just one thing about this, regarding the headlight adjustments.....

    I've always been under the impression that one adjuster was for up/down and the other was for left/right. They are for both high and low beam together.

    Am i wrong on this???
    Bau, to be honest, you could be completely correct. I dont actually know the answer. hehe but on my car the high and low beam are separate so I naturally assumed that each beam would have its own adjuster.

  12. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by SiReal View Post
    Bau, to be honest, you could be completely correct. I dont actually know the answer. hehe but on my car the high and low beam are separate so I naturally assumed that each beam would have its own adjuster.
    on all my cars, I have noticed that one of them does move it left and right.

    could be my imagination too, really shits me, i can't tell, cos it moves too slow.

    would like someone to confirm this please.

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