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haha....thanks. If that was my car, I would add a bit of camber to the front or have the wheel sit in a mm or two more toward the car so it looks similar to the rear.

Leaving this here for inspiration........:giggle: 17in wheels? maybe?

I can't any Mugen CF knobs without having to shell out $150 or more. Might end up going with el-cheapo eBay for $40-$50, but not quite desperate enough yet, lol.

FFFFFAAAAAAPPPPPPPP!!!!!! I now know what my end goal is.....maybe Mag Blue color on the wheels :hiding:

Tell Eibach to pay for your install. Not your fault they are defective and their warranty states they have to be installed by a "professional". You did everything "by the book" to ensure your "Million-mile Warranty" to be in place. The below is directly from Eibach.com

Maybe @CollegeHillsHonda might be able to shed some light if and what differences there are between the 2013 and 2014-15 Isolators? Even though they have the same part numbers? The below is from a member that installed the Eibach springs on his 15 Si Sedan..... @jrse7en can you provide some...

@webby I think he means the rubber isolators. @Gardnaaa Did you happen to buy the rubber isolators from the 2013 Civic Si? I believe that on the 2014-15 you have to buy the 2012-13 lower(and maybe upper) rubber isolators as the lowering springs available now are not specifically made for the...

Golden turd.....

Your bushings came in a box? I feel like I got the shaft since mine just came in a plastic bag. :giggle:

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Haha....I made the mistake of buying banana flavor back in the day. Never again!

That sucks.....

Welcome.... I has an 03 330i ZHP a while back for a short period of time. Loved that thing and miss it sometimes but yeah, that maintenance, lol.....

How are you liking the powder? I think I will be making a purchase of either this or the Nitrotech. Both of them seem to be top notch products but the Nitrotech seems to be a little better but the Combat gives you pretty much double the servings.

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The general rule on retros, with a sharp cutoff, is that the cut off line should be 2feet from the ground at 20feet away from an object. Like you said, it's tough to get a perfect cutoff from a halogen light but you can take the above as a guide line to align your new lights.

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What ever is cheapest around my house according to GasBuddy. Most of the time is QuickTrip, if not it usually is Exxon.