New EK hatch
13-Aug-2012, 10:17 AM
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New EK hatch
hello civic forumz,
Just bought my first civic as a daily driver the car is decent pretty well rust free needed rear brakes SO i decided to dive right in and do a rear disc brake conversion.
the clutch is on its way out as well but I am going to drive it until it ***** out and find a better replacement.
this is my first civic, everyone keeps telling me how easy they are to work on so I hope they are right
Just bought my first civic as a daily driver the car is decent pretty well rust free needed rear brakes SO i decided to dive right in and do a rear disc brake conversion.
the clutch is on its way out as well but I am going to drive it until it ***** out and find a better replacement.
this is my first civic, everyone keeps telling me how easy they are to work on so I hope they are right
13-Aug-2012, 01:36 PM
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Location: Where my car is.
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They are very easy to work on. Did the clutch on my 00' SiR by myself in about 6 hours and had never done it previously. :P
Welcome to the site. If you have any technical questions, feel free to search or post up in the tech section.
Welcome to the site. If you have any technical questions, feel free to search or post up in the tech section.
14-Aug-2012, 09:28 AM
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Location: Where my car is.
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Nothing special. 89 NA 5 speed targa, basically stock. Bought it back in November 2011 and put a new head gasket in. Runs like new.
What year is yours? Turbo? Do you still have it on the road? Any pics?
Here's another of mine:
Some fun last winter.
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