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Well done freddo - well deserved

Aye Bosch here too, excellent blades and very quiet (flat type)

As cliffordski mentioned above. Sounds very similar to the 7th gen saloon rear hub ***embly which was actually quite a straightforward job, no vsa/abs reset nonsense on a yaris either (I think?)

Clearly the fuhrer wants them back

Swirl flap? In a 523i? Agreed though, I love the bmw straight sixes such a lovely soundtrack when you push the loud pedal

Surely the springs will be designed with the kerb wieght and oem ride height of the vehicle in mind? The 7th gen being quite a bit heavier I believe and sits so high it requires a pilots licence to drive one

!! What are they doing with that accord? Off-roading ?

Don't do it ! If we all keep the stilts we might start a new craze ! I can picture it now "mate that cars amazing, where did you get it raised?"

The front bumper on the black car is a Honda access sport bumper i believe (optional extra). The rest of it is type s with the exception of the hideous optional side / front protection strips (city pack) - minging With regard to the stilts - All gen 7 accords appear to be riding high unless...

Quick update - fitted the ball joints which was an absolute pig and something I don't intend to do again anytime soon but was thanks in part to the excellent guide on here. The car no longer attempts to fire you off into a bush when travelling over rough surface/cats eyes etc which is great. ive...

From experience you'll notice a difference in sound quality at the front. The rear will probably sound a bit deeper because of the better quality cones and frequency handling As soon as you raise the volume any higher than about 18 (I think) the bass will start to drop out as the head unit/amp...

If your not looking For the thrills of a type r and leaning more towards the extra toys etc then the type v could be a good bet. They came with either the 2.0 or 2.3 litre engine. Beautiful interiors and smart cars - seen a few low milers recently going cheap Corrosion is always an issue to be...

Plus one - I hate this and don't take any gumpf about "that's the closest we can get it" Take it to a garage with a hunter machine will help usually

I can't let you do that Dave.......

As freddo has rightly (copied and pasted) the rear shelf speakers are filtered for low frequency. Obviously you can hear mids etc but it's quite ****led. However, this did improve slightly when changing them out for three ways - but not much. The easiest solution is to fit a new stereo...

why didn't I think of that !

One of the lads at work has an s1 which I constantly rip him for (roller skate) but my god does that thing move. It's red with black wheels and always reminds me of an angry ladybird lol

Sounds like the sales guy was more interested in taking their money than advising on a more "suitable" model. Seen it time and time again and watched the sales staff laugh about it over a cup of tea in the staff room. Could have made almost the same profit if they'd just advised her to buy the...

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Agreed, as would anyone who's driven even a stock dc2 on track or a good B road - the most fun I've ever had on four wheels