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  • crashprash
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    i was thinking of moving my front number plate and was wondering if fixing it using the holes in the lower grill section at an angle facing down is illegal? or what about on the side?

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  • crashprash
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    Originally posted by markR View Post
    i've heard good words about jax at liverpool, off the hume highway
    hmm jax seem to be able to do everything..theres one in haberfield which is closer to me and open on weekends

    Originally posted by plAythiNG View Post
    jax is good, prash lives in north ryde i think.
    lol how did u figure that?

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  • plAythiNG
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    jax is good, prash lives in north ryde i think.

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  • markR
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    i've heard good words about jax at liverpool, off the hume highway

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  • crashprash
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    any good places to fit tires balance/align? they would also have to be able to change the ride height on my car and install a camber kit...i know every1 will say heasmans but they arent open on weekends so that kinda sucks

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  • crashprash
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    Originally posted by stevan View Post
    i think at your height if you run 1.5 on the rear you wont really need to roll your guards, do you have any ballpark figures of what alignment you wish to use??
    im not sure if im at stock height anymore :S..feels lower than before..(maybe just wishful thinking or maybe the coilovers settled in or something..will have to check when i take it in..how do i measure the ride height? stock ride height?)...for camber at rear nothing more than -1.5. ideally -1. maybe -2/-2.5 at front?

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  • stevan
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    Originally posted by crashprash View Post
    i was thinking this way I dont have to unnecessarily roll my guards if I dont need to..?? is it just a fixed process? or is there varying amount to how much u can roll the guards?.. stevan only got his rear guards rolled i think..and since im on stock height i was thinking this way would be better for me?





    with the battery i was thinking of getting the exide extra..arent lightweight batteries not recommended for street applications as they cant handle audio and ac fan requirements?..i also the fitment guide for the oddysey and it says i have to put it sideways in my car and the tie down needs modifying:S (this was the general car battery)..not sure abt the racing 1s. racing: http://www.odysseybattery.com/extremespecs.html for regular: search for acura rsx
    i think at your height if you run 1.5 on the rear you wont really need to roll your guards, do you have any ballpark figures of what alignment you wish to use??

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  • crashprash
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    Originally posted by plAythiNG View Post
    Why dont u get guards rolled first, have everyting installed and algined.... jsut get a n oddessy lgiht weight battery!
    i was thinking this way I dont have to unnecessarily roll my guards if I dont need to..?? is it just a fixed process? or is there varying amount to how much u can roll the guards?.. stevan only got his rear guards rolled i think..and since im on stock height i was thinking this way would be better for me?





    with the battery i was thinking of getting the exide extra..arent lightweight batteries not recommended for street applications as they cant handle audio and ac fan requirements?..i also the fitment guide for the oddysey and it says i have to put it sideways in my car and the tie down needs modifying:S (this was the general car battery)..not sure abt the racing 1s. racing: http://www.odysseybattery.com/extremespecs.html for regular: search for acura rsx
    Last edited by crashprash; 11-10-10, 11:01 AM.

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  • plAythiNG
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    Why dont u get guards rolled first, have everyting installed and algined.... jsut get a n oddessy lgiht weight battery!

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  • crashprash
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    In anticipation of my new wheels and tyres which should be here this week, i am thinking abt what i need to do in order to get them fitted...

    i was thinking take wheels, tires and camber kit and get it fitted,balanced and aligned (only use the camber kit if need be) and then check for scrubbing at the workshop, if any scrubbing put stockies back on, drive home and get gaurds rolled and then just swap the rims since the alignment etc has already been done...good/bad idea?

    this way i dont have to uneccesarily install the camber kit and roll guards

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  • crashprash
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    swapped my front selbys sway bar for a ep3 bar with tk38. And for all those guys bagging me out for my ride height he can vouch for me when i say my driveway is steep! (he had to jump start my car )..anyways back to the bar..i have a lot more header clearance now so no scraping issues on an incline. My battery also seems to be dying (cheapest place to get an exide??)..my ecu and alarm prob accelerated its death as well...my wheels should be here next week with my tires soon to follow!...now gotta find time to get everything fixed...im wondering if i still need to roll my front and rear guards since i will be running a 235 at near stock height?

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  • plAythiNG
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    im gonan go track in next 2-3 weeks, awaiitng for my brake parts to come in frmo jdmyard, waiting for my spacers too, not relaly caring about the spacer,s but up frnot, im gonna run extendeed studs, so I wanna get them put in when my rotors are put in. save time and money on labour, as my car is never out.

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  • stevan
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    Originally posted by crashprash View Post
    update: put down a deposit for dixcel HS rotor and endless mx72 pads..pick up in a couple of weeks. placed order for tires from tirerack (z1 235/40/17 - chickened out on the 245 :P)..my mate also got sportmaxx tt and all 8 tires under 1k aud excl shipping!!..go aussie dollar!... should have all parts/wheels fitted by mid nov..hopefully ismr and heasmans are open on weekends so i can get it done..track is gonna be a prob with work..leaning towards mdtc as they open on weekends...
    now you must learn to drive it on the track

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  • felixR
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    nice one!

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  • crashprash
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    update: put down a deposit for dixcel HS rotor and endless mx72 pads..pick up in a couple of weeks. placed order for tires from tirerack (z1 235/40/17 - chickened out on the 245 :P)..my mate also got sportmaxx tt and all 8 tires under 1k aud excl shipping!!..go aussie dollar!... should have all parts/wheels fitted by mid nov..hopefully ismr and heasmans are open on weekends so i can get it done..track is gonna be a prob with work..leaning towards mdtc as they open on weekends...

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