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I guess it would depend on what kelvin rating the bulbs where as 10k and 12k would instantly draw popo attention around my way.

Simply superb this write up such good work Adam, thank you very much it will help alot of the newer members alot.

Yep washing machine with no fabric softener

Yep Im on you with this I hate getting under cars despite having all the kit needed to do it safely.

Erm IMO thats an extreme example and no offence but means nothing to me.

Dont agree but then again thats Opie for you lol Proof in the pudding is the eating as they say.

Moved posts from another thread to ensure this topic has its own ***le.

This is the civinfo thread related to this http://www.civinfo.com/forum/engines-transmission/47522-2-stroke-mixed-diesel.html

Sadly not as others will testify and my experience is based on replacing the whole front bumper and swapping everything over including the fog light housings.

Lol at two of the comments and its what I expected when I posted. I researched this and pondered it for over a year before I began using it and there was no other accord serviced more regular than my motor. Im very much of the belief that try it if you want but dont knock something you dont...

fogs come out from the inside four screws and the housing comes off and you can unplug them but you need the bumper front unclipped.

Mate best and quickest way is to undo the top part of the bumper see video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rWtfu1MSbs You can then kind of peel it back without having to remove all those lower 10mm bolts and clips. This will give you enough access to change bulbs or the housing and I was able...

This has also been know to be the brake hose falling apart from the inside and blocking the fluid channels within the caliper. First port of call is give it all a good clean and make sure the sliders are cleaned and greased properly.

Well I researched this for months on the net to find any negatives and I couldnt find any massive problems. The main issue is the subjective feeling of any improvements in noise or a smoother engine. As most people felt a difference had been made some people did not which is no suprise really...

No worries Waj mate yep no peformance gains can be or should be expected. Glad you noticied the same difference I did when I used it.

Yep that will be fine mate, however stick it in when you fill up as otherwise it wont mix properly. The 2 stroke oil will emulsify with the diesel and once this reaction has occurred it will never separate again. The 2 stroke provides a more complete clean burn of the diesel and has the...

Yep 250 / 300 ml per tank is ideal ratio for our car. There has been some evidence of fully synthetic not burning full and clogging Cat's whether that the case or not its not worth using it at all.

Thats the one Matt great price and will last a long time. Anyone considering this most 2 strokes are okay but NOT FULLY SYNTHETIC

I dont have much choice as the Mazda needs 98 ron or above and Ive been using tesco 99ron since ownership. In the accord I used both VPD and Total excelluim as the extra mpg made it near cost neutral as Dan has said. Also look into using a good semi syth or mineral 2 stroke oil JASO FS stuff...

If I had an 8th Gen diesel I would be getting a DPF delete as soon as I could.