**** it when you have to do things twice... Has happened a lot with the CRV lol a lot of money wasted...
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Originally posted by USDMem1 View Post**** it when you have to do things twice... Has happened a lot with the CRV lol a lot of money wasted...
Originally posted by TRaNz*pats Sebs head*
there there.
keep calm, go mash your face on a car window.
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Was alright in the end!
Got the coils in relatively easily actually, took about two hours to do the whole car which was nice. Guess it makes it a bit easier with a rattle gun!
Now all it is is the adapters to sort out. Once that's done, the wheels will finally be able to go on.
Originally posted by TRaNz*pats Sebs head*
there there.
keep calm, go mash your face on a car window.
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Originally posted by Oxer View PostI havent been on here for a while
Originally posted by TRaNz*pats Sebs head*
there there.
keep calm, go mash your face on a car window.
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Found studs!
Delivered they're going to cost me $112AUD.
Thank fuck for that. Did some thinking outside the box, found that VE Commodores use a 14x1.5 pitch stud. Did some looking into them, found some extended ones (80mm overall diameter) and have the same knurl.
Purchased straight away.
Hopefully they'll arrive this week, I can then give the studs and adapters to Tim/Stu and they can sort it out hopefully by the end of the week. Which will mean next weekend I should have the wheels on!
Originally posted by TRaNz*pats Sebs head*
there there.
keep calm, go mash your face on a car window.
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Originally posted by anth View PostLooks like everything's coming up Millhouse. Good to hear it all got sorted, how's the ride on the bc's? Did you fit new strut top bushes/bearings?
As for the ride, it is bloody stiff. We put it on the softest dampening setting possible and it is still stiff. But that was to be expected.
As for fitting new strut top bushes and bearings, I didn't. I thought about it, but after a quick look over the bushes and bearings, I didn't see any damage to the bushes and the bearings spun freely so I decided to keep the original ones.
In saying that, I'm tempted to order a whole front end bushing kit when I order new rotors and pads and just freshen up the front end.
Originally posted by TRaNz*pats Sebs head*
there there.
keep calm, go mash your face on a car window.
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Originally posted by anth View PostMy front end is squeaky as fuck, but only on hot days. Hope it's just a set of LCA bushes or something. I had the cheapo Hottuning coils on mine and the ride was horrible, I thought the BCs would be a bit more compliant.
Considering just buying the pre-built shafts from ECS tuning when it comes to fixing the inner CV, probably easier to just replace the whole driveshaft...
Originally posted by TRaNz*pats Sebs head*
there there.
keep calm, go mash your face on a car window.
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dem feels when knife in yo back from a niqquh you thought was your blood homie
gonna be in mofos neck soon 187
"Smilin in my face and then they blast me in the back"
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