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I like the plain ones, but that's just me. At the end of the day, it's you who has to be happy with the car. They both look nice though. Good Luck!
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yes ur right haha, its just so hard to decide....i feel like i'm leaning more towards the plain ones b/c of the fact that i don't want TOO much blk on my car. o and also i have a question about something else. Where can I go to replace the stock grill on my car?? |
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05-03-2007, 08:45 PM
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05-03-2007, 09:18 PM
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I can not decide whether to buy regular euro lights or carbon euro lights for my 01 Civic EX. I think they both look great, so what do you guys think??
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oh man it took me a second to realize you're serious. 
I would get the 04-05 tail lights if I were you.
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05-03-2007, 09:25 PM
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What's the year / model?
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05-03-2007, 09:26 PM
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oh man it took me a second to realize you're serious.
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y is that so hard to believe that i was serious? Its just something I had a question about.....and its an 01 so y would i get 04-05 lights? |
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05-03-2007, 09:34 PM
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y is that so hard to believe that i was serious? Its just something I had a question about.....and its an 01 so y would i get 04-05 lights?
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Just because I've never seen people talk about altezzas in a serious manner. The 04-05 lights would give a fresh look while staying clean. Kind of an update like the 99-00 are compared to the 96-98. You asked and I gave my input but in the end get whatever makes you happy. 
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05-03-2007, 09:37 PM
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Just because I've never seen people talk about altezzas in a serious manner. The 04-05 lights would give a fresh look while staying clean. Kind of an update like the 99-00 are compared to the 96-98. You asked and I gave my input but in the end get whatever makes you happy. |
mk i was just curious, thx for ur input actually  whats rong with altezzas? |
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05-03-2007, 09:41 PM
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mk i was just curious, thx for ur input actually whats rong with altezzas? |
I find them replusive and think they reflect poorly on the driver of the car. I feel they are a desperate attempt at modifying a car.
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05-06-2007, 01:08 AM
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Alright so of course i'm going to sound like a noob...i guess i AM pretty much a noob haha but w/e i still need to know the answer to my question so here it is...I was thinking of buying a Cold Air Intake for my 01 Honda Civic EX but I've heard that it screws up ur engine if water gets into the intake and I live in Louisiana and so when it rains, theres huge puddles all over the road. So anywayz i was wondering if its ok to buy the CAI as long as I have a bypass valve b/c other sources have told me that if i have that then i'm immune to water damage, but idk if thats true or not. Plz answer if u can! Thx!
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05-06-2007, 02:35 AM
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Alright so of course i'm going to sound like a noob...i guess i AM pretty much a noob haha but w/e i still need to know the answer to my question so here it is...I was thinking of buying a Cold Air Intake for my 01 Honda Civic EX but I've heard that it screws up ur engine if water gets into the intake and I live in Louisiana and so when it rains, theres huge puddles all over the road. So anywayz i was wondering if its ok to buy the CAI as long as I have a bypass valve b/c other sources have told me that if i have that then i'm immune to water damage, but idk if thats true or not. Plz answer if u can! Thx!
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Should be fine, If water hits the CAI it's fine. It's when it gets submerged in water that problems occur. The bypass valve is really good and will do fine. Can also look at short ram air intakes. |
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05-08-2007, 12:54 PM
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Ok I used the Search Button and found this thread
Anybody use Stage 2 clutch with Flywheel on  EBAY
But I'm using A B16 tranny on my B18c motor Do I need clutch for a B16 or B18c 
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05-08-2007, 12:58 PM
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Ok I used the Search Button and found this thread
Anybody use Stage 2 clutch with Flywheel on  EBAY
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i'm pretty sure any B-series hydraulic clutch is the same. i know the flywheels are interchangeable so the clutches should be too. however, just to be safe i'd go with the clutch that goes with your tranny- so a b16
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05-08-2007, 01:39 PM
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i'm pretty sure any B-series hydraulic clutch is the same. i know the flywheels are interchangeable so the clutches should be too. however, just to be safe i'd go with the clutch that goes with your tranny- so a b16
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So The clutch on Ebay Ya or Na
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05-08-2007, 01:43 PM
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So The clutch on Ebay Ya or Na
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if it's a generic eBay clutch then Nay.
save up for a stage 1 exedy or ACT or something. but generic clutches FTL. i got one from autozone (which i'm sure is just as bad as the generic ebay clutches) and it broke in 500 miles. faulty product.
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