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Has it been regularly serviced?

Not a problem. That was the ***le of the colour when I had them refurbished so hopefully that's close enough.

When I had my wheels refurbished along with the centre caps they were painted with 'Honda Sparkle sliver'. http://typeaccord.co.uk/forum/topic/20704-alloy-wheel-refurb/#entry221119

Cheers. It's given the old tank a nice lift!

It's very quiet inside the car. Only a little burble can be heard. Performance wise, it makes vtec engage smoothly. In fact it makes the whole drive smoother.

For my Birthday my family all chipped in to get me a Sportex Backbox. I'm very impressed with the build quality, service, delivery and most of all the noise! And check out the video's on my YouTube channel. Follow the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYdKVypaERk Hope you like...

No. I didn't clay bar it. My brother in law said I should of done. But I'll most probably do it all again in a few weeks. Clay bar, compound, Polish, wax.

I tried out some Meguiars ultimate compound on the Accord. I thought it was clean before but I was seriously mistaken! This synthetic compound removed a layer of filth off the car that you could only feel through the cloth during polishing, nothing was actually visible. I done the whole car with...

Model/Spec: 6th Gen 1.8 Vtec Sport (manual / hatchback) Year: 2002 Mileage: Just turned 80,000 How long owned: Since Aug 2015 (bought with 72,000) Problems you've had: Had a slight knock from the rear when I bought it, pair of new anti roll links sorted that. Had vibration through the cabin...

A14 TYRES AND EXHAUSTS in Bury St Edmunds. I've used them for years. Had numerous tyres for various cars all wing performance powerflow exhausts from them. I was so pleased that I treated the old tank to a set of new high quality ignition leads! Such good service. Your right.

The conclusion to the mystery! I thoroughly checked all the suspension etc etc with no luck sourcing the issue. So today I went to see my local tyre shop for a second opinion. He said that old Honda's are built like brick **** houses and suspension is never normally an issue. He said also they...

I thinks it's pointing to the cheap nasty tyres I put on. Amateur mistake.

Also at speed I get a buffeting noise through the cabin. Tyres?

No there is no bounce at all it returns back to level straight away. So ball joints... or links?

Yea that is what I was starting to think because I've changed the wheels around to different positions around the car to see if the wobble would come from a different location. But it just shows that the wobble still comes from the front somewhere. So I'm thinking shocks maybe? As you say there...

Since I've owned my mk6 I've had a strange wobble through the car. It's very odd because it feels like it comes through the chassis, not like unbalanced wheels. When I had the wheels refurbished they said no buckles were found and I refitted brand new tyres. I've them precision balanced as...

Thanks! I was torn between having a refurb and a new set of alloys. I like the OEM sport wheels. I wasn't willing to spend nearly £1100 on some rota grid's with half decent tyres. I couldn't justify that amount of money. Especially if it drove not as nice after.

£280 all in. The wheels are ready within 48hrs and the centre caps take up to a week because they clear the prep room and refurbish centre caps in batches.

I've had my Sport Alloy wheels and centre caps fully refurbished. I've also bought some new Honda badges for the centre caps and a new set of tyres for the wheels. Really given her a new lease of life! The wheels have been professionally: Shot blasted Chemically washed/dipped Powder primed...

Haha! I just like it when products do exactly what they state or claim! Yea that sounds like the same place for the rust. Very common. I'd advise getting done before the winter. Take advantage of the last few warm dry days we have!