Wash your mouth out, TGM are the go to people for Hondas!
Just get them to supply you an OEm Honda EExedy and be done with it.
Type R and VTEC owners
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Wash your mouth out, TGM are the go to people for Hondas!
Just get them to supply you an OEm Honda EExedy and be done with it.
That's not loud
Where's the OcUK meet vid of your Kakimoto causing a ruckus whilst halfway to Leeds?
If you're getting a clutch done by TGM you might as well get a Quaife LSD fitted at the same time and save on labour (yes I know that's illogical if you weren't also looking to buy one!)
Are TGM much cop with superchargers? CPL is 160 miles from me and I have a squeaking belt (suspect it needs tensioning but I have no clue how)
Are TGM much cop with superchargers? CPL is 160 miles from me and I have a squeaking belt (suspect it needs tensioning but I have no clue how)
And a lightweight flywheel, no extra labour
Would I noticed much of a difference over OEM?
Facelift has a lighter flywheel anyway as far as I remember, but an aftermarket one would presumably be lighter still. That's not to say that lighter flywheels are always better, as I understand it the cons of ever lighter flywheels is less engine inertia (revs drop quicker, car easier to stall). Someone more knowledgeable might be able to share more
You're in my neck of the woods, if you don't mind me asking who do you get to do the work on yours?think the differences is a few grams between the pre and facelift
I've got a lighter one and yes it revs up quicker but with the stage one clutch and aircon it's a nightmare to drive in traffic
I like!
Any pics of the interior?
If this is in question to the Accord, following is an interior pic. My camera ran out of battery so taken on phone.
Yes it was Thanks
Looks good, I like the accord. It makes a change from a Mondeo anyway!
Yes it was Thanks
Looks good, I like the accord. It makes a change from a Mondeo anyway!
Yeah partly the reason why I didn't consider the Mondeo as it's very common and wanted something different from a Ford.
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Is this sad...
When I was 17 I was so set on saving up for an EP3 Type R. They had just come out in 2001. I went onto the Honda website and had the brochure posted to me. I'm not sure what happened to it over the years but it was a car I always wanted to have.
I managed to get one in 2010 and I'm still loving it as much as ever. I've gone and ordered that same 2001 brochure off ebay for £17
When I was 17 I was so set on saving up for an EP3 Type R. They had just come out in 2001. I went onto the Honda website and had the brochure posted to me. I'm not sure what happened to it over the years but it was a car I always wanted to have.
I managed to get one in 2010 and I'm still loving it as much as ever. I've gone and ordered that same 2001 brochure off ebay for £17
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Liking that model of the Accord, shame Honda didn't do a Type R version of it.
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I'll PDF it for you guys
Any decent sites that do Type R canvas's, posters. Just having a scan and there doesn't seem to be much out there.
good side business, hire out some luxurious cars, take them to some nice landscape places and take lots of super high res pictures of them.
Any decent sites that do Type R canvas's, posters. Just having a scan and there doesn't seem to be much out there.
good side business, hire out some luxurious cars, take them to some nice landscape places and take lots of super high res pictures of them.
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[TW]Fox;22381432 said:
In fairness mate I've considered buying the MKIV supra one. Although it is considerably older.