Your Mods To 2006-2011 FD Civics

[Honda_FD]

Get my friend's wheels





Unlucky my friend, just got a new set TE37 and then his car is write-off, poor him :-( I dont really understand how he can up side down his car for just 40km/h (he told me that, lol)
If you want this set, pm me

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Sorry, Had to wipe the jizz off the keyboard!

What specs are they?

[Honda_FD]

Been friends with the guy that owns the white Accord Euro (CU2) Every since year 8 in school.
And this is the first time we got a proper picture of our cars together!

[NeedVtec]

Black roof cu2? West burbs?

[kikimushroom]

Steven or something right? i got couple of friends that know him

[NeedVtec]

Engine torque damper, thoughts? Any of you lads run one?

[lolmclol]

Engine torque damper, thoughts? Any of you lads run one?

R series or K series? Harder mounts would be my recommendation, purely because I've read negative comments about torque dampeners

[Honda_FD]

Black roof cu2? West burbs?

Yup. Literally lives down the road from me.
You from the west side aswell?

Steven or something right? i got couple of friends that know him

Haha Yeah. What are your friends names?

[DuffyFD]

R series or K series? Harder mounts would be my recommendation, purely because I've read negative comments about torque dampeners

Engines mounts are hard core though. Much buzzing

[lolmclol]

Engines mounts are hard core though. Much buzzing

Unless if you got the 62a hasport, I think the boombas we have/had are rated around 72~82

Or window weld the stock mounts

[NeedVtec]

K series, yeh dampers wear out aye, but around 150$ surely it's worth it? Or just screw it and drive it stock? Not like there's heaps of torque anyway,

Window weld the mounts, might Suss that out.

[lolmclol]

K series, yeh dampers wear out aye, but around 150$ surely it's worth it? Or just screw it and drive it stock? Not like there's heaps of torque anyway,

Window weld the mounts, might Suss that out.

There's a guide on 8thcivic showing which will give you an idea

[SharkChu]

About to pour some dough into an Injen CAI. I believe the location would be right behind the foglights, so that's pretty well covered from water. I do know there's been times of heavy rain, and water builds up at the kerb, and I've driven over them in the past, kicking up a wave of water. Now will that sort of water reach the CAI and cause hydrolock? Or does it have to be completely submerged to cause?