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Black JDM Si VTEC
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Re: Black JDM Si VTEC
Errrm, yep, probably
The main update though, is that it's spent the last 8 months or so sat in the barn waiting some serious attention (brakes all round, polybush all round, strut swap all round, 4ws rack swap etc. etc.) then it needs to go back to the bodyshop to have some stuff sprayed and fitted...
The main update though, is that it's spent the last 8 months or so sat in the barn waiting some serious attention (brakes all round, polybush all round, strut swap all round, 4ws rack swap etc. etc.) then it needs to go back to the bodyshop to have some stuff sprayed and fitted...
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Easy way of removing the 4th gen rustbb1boy wrote:I like the idea of ploy-bushing my 'Lude, but I am afraid that if I do that it will stiffen everything up and then shake the rest of the car to bits.. are my fears justified?
Best way to look at it mate is its like brand new bushes like when the car was first made but not at honda prices