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makincorsac

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16th Dec 12 at 17:47

nice car tho.

Lee H

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16th Dec 12 at 18:02

quote:
Originally posted by makincorsac
them pics taken at tesco carpark huddersfield road oldham... how boring am i knowing that

Correct

makincorsac

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16th Dec 12 at 18:03

i only know coz i live round the corner haha! took a few pics of my cars there a few times lol

flybikeslee

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17th Dec 12 at 12:23

These have grown on me over time. look great on 19s

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Registered: 9th Aug 02
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17th Dec 12 at 23:05

I like them

Love the dash...

Hate the alloys...

3i_gaz

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Registered: 29th Nov 07
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18th Dec 12 at 22:21

Love these now!! Have to say I prefer them on 18's but there's an arse for every seat and all that.

Looks well mate!

Lee H

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3rd Apr 13 at 22:15

Thought I might as wel update this, the modding bug has started.

Have purchased a Hondata Flashpro to remap the stock ECU now which I am having etuned (risky I know). Had to go out and do a datalog for the tuner after work and found a really decent spot for some pictures so would be rude not to.

[Edited on 03-04-2013 by Lee H]

Kyle T

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Registered: 11th Sep 04
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3rd Apr 13 at 22:17

I really regret not getting a flash pro for mine. Supposed to totally transform the car with a good map

Lotus Elise 111R

Impreza WRX STi

Lee H

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3rd Apr 13 at 22:21

I ran the Group N map for a bit (vtec at 3800rpm) but everyone who has had it tuned to the car say it is far better so thought i'd give it a go. Only engine mods are a HKS RSK filter.

corsa-sxi

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Registered: 11th Jul 03
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4th Apr 13 at 00:03

Can pick these up pretty cheap now, I was wondering why it had a later spec bumper with the headlight washers, do they work or is it because the person who repaired it sourced a cheap bumper

Andrew

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4th Apr 13 at 00:11

I didn't like these until I sat in the passenger seat of one. Love them!

Be interested to see a project thread for the car.

taylorboosh

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4th Apr 13 at 05:36

A prject thread for a filter and remap?

Looks nice btw

chrex

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Registered: 26th Aug 07
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4th Apr 13 at 06:59

Looks well, although those wheels won't help the handling - they are defo the option for all the older people who seem to own them because its the 'top of the list' option Civic. All of them confused when i put my thumbs up at them as i drive past.

Yea, you would notice a difference with some smaller wheels - especially if you start playing with the suspension.

Exhaust manifold is also a big gainer with a remap. Something like the Kpro's seem to be the business with the DC5's for the ECU. Where you dropping the crossover to?

Lee H

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4th Apr 13 at 07:23

quote:
Originally posted by corsa-sxi
Can pick these up pretty cheap now, I was wondering why it had a later spec bumper with the headlight washers, do they work or is it because the person who repaired it sourced a cheap bumper

Been repaired with the late spec hid headlights as well which is good, however the washers don't work unfortunately.

Lee H

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4th Apr 13 at 07:28

quote:
Originally posted by chrex
Looks well, although those wheels won't help the handling - they are defo the option for all the older people who seem to own them because its the 'top of the list' option Civic. All of them confused when i put my thumbs up at them as i drive past. Yea, you would notice a difference with some smaller wheels - especially if you start playing with the suspension.

Exhaust manifold is also a big gainer with a remap. Something like the Kpro's seem to be the business with the DC5's for the ECU. Where you dropping the crossover to?

I find the handling ok tbh, easily as good as my old EP3 for how I drive the car.

I had K100 on my EP3 with exhaust manifold and different inlet and made 250bhp so they clearly work well with bolt on bits. Keeping a standard exhaust system this time though as its nice to have a quiet car for once. Going to have crossover about 4.5k rpm like on my old car.

chrex

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4th Apr 13 at 18:32

Happy days. The experience of the ep3 means you have a good idea of what's what too so that's a bonus.

enjoy

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