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I think @webby has some free time on his hands.....:giggle:

mmmmm......look at those lobes.....:love::love::love: :giggle:

Where do you live? lol I actually had a friend of a friend do the work on my car today. Basically did an alignment but also set the camber to where I wanted it, which I'm sure a reg Hinda tech would not have done it. Went with -1.5 in the front and -1 in the rear.

I was trying to figure out what these black things were above the bay door....it is a alignment check tool. They can do a quick check of the alignment right there when your talking to the service guy before the car goes back to the service area.

How about this one? Fresh off the truck as I was leaving after picking up the car.

Fixed cause you know we will all want to do that......

Sedan thing? I dunno.....

Nice and huge service bay! Crappy pic but I count at least 40 spots. 2016 Accord

I think it is the brake pad sensor wire? Maybe the newer TPMS system? Not sure but it's on all 4 corners.

So pretty when nice and clean... Remember kids, make sure the socket wrench full grabs the bolt before trying to tighten it. If not...... Alignment will be done in the morning and getting the camber dialed in.

According to a friend, Honda is going to unveil it on a YouTube stream. Maybe something similar to the Type R.

TORRANCE, California— The wraps will come off the redesigned 2016 Honda Civic sedan on September 16, American Honda Motor Co. confirmed on Tuesday. The 2016 Civic is expected to arrive at Honda dealerships this fall, following a simultaneous unveiling in Detroit and Los Angeles. Pricing has...

They are made of stiffer material so the wont flex as much as the bushings that come with the RSB. So it helps the RSB perform slightly better. Atleast that's what I think they do, lol.

Do it today.....not difficult. You can add the Moog bushing another time.

Congrats....

I had a white intake manifold cover before......we all learn from out mistakes......

Painted ecu cover, eh?

Neither a rep or copies, they are actual SPC arms in a Dorman box. They are the steel one but still a good deal. From what I found online, Dorman recently started putting them in they own boxes where as before you would get them in the actual SPC boxes. Edit: they are aluminum camber arms. :)

Cheapest I found was $212 from TireRack. So the Dorman ones were a no brainer at $93 shipped.

I bought some Dorman camber arms which are basically SPC camber arms but with the Dorman name on the box. I paid under $100 shipped for them on Amazon.