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VTi STU ***update 17/8/07***

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 11:01 am
by VTi STU
Honda Civic Type R
02 Satin Silver
EP3 K20
46,000 miles

Purchased - 14 April 2007

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Complete with JDM Red mats, Air Con and Fog lights. Drilled and grooved front disks and EBC Red Stuff Pads!

Unfortunately knackered alloys, soon to be replaced!
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22 April 2007
Replaced the Sony hadunit for a Standard Civic Type R unit, much better fit, plus a clock :top:

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22 April 2007

Silvertec front Indicator bulbs, smooths off the front without the amber look.
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29 April 2007

Painted the calipers as they were looking ill, went for battleship gray. Should be subtle when the new wheels are on :top:

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18 May 2007
Small update, changed my side light to HID look.
Pics before and after below
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20 May 2007

And thanks to Arron and Kel, some SWC stickers

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22 May 2007
Honda Ipod cable, purchased from Egay, works well, plugs in the back of the OEM headunit, hidden too

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26 May 2007

New Aem V2 Induction kit. Brilliant bit of kit and sounds amazing.
Easy as pie to fit, just need some cold air feed :top:
Thanks to DMF performance

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2 June 2007
Spoon Lowering Springs
Bit dissappointed as it look's like it hasn't dropped at all but the handling has massively improved :thumbup:
A LOT less bumpy round the corners, just need a JDM RARB now
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3 June 2007
After the group buy finally got round to fitting my HID's.
Really easy to do, if I didn't faff about would have taken under an hour easy. really impressed with the quality and night driving is much much easier. Definitely reccommend :thumbup:
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4 June 2007
Sneaky little Push Start, just a bit of fun really, came off my old car :thumbup:
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5 June 2007
Carbon Fiber Manifold Cover, tidies up the engine bay a treat
Thanks to Donna
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17 June 2007
DC sports Titanium front upper strut brace.
thanks to nik, it's quality, bit of a pain to fit, with the air con and brake and clutch fluids, then the bracket from the fluids on the rocker cover and the scuttle panel.
Other than that it's Quality
Cheers Nik
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6 July 2007
A trip to RARE RIMS and I'm sorted with a set of 17'' Rota Torques in Bronze.
To relieve my sorry looking OEM wheels! Shod in Yokohama Parada's
Cheers to Julian, Matt, Arron and Darren
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20 July 2007
After getting the HID's and Side lights my Fog lights were a little strange, so I decided to go for the 'JDM' look (or USDM) :oops:
removed the fog lights and covered with a thick yellow film!
I'm happy, just got to see them in the dark now!!
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And for the proper USDM look :lol: :lol:
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27 July 2007
Small little update, jazz washer jets fitted, easy as pie to do just a straight swap.
Gives a mist rather then 2 jet streams
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3 August 2007
Spoon N1 and desilenced B Pipe
Got it's loud, little bit raspy but on full chat it sounds awesome, can't help but to chav it up :oops: (Newport Tunnel :lol: :lol:
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17 August 2007

Under grill, I used a grill from an 07 Civic Type R and 'retrofitted'.
hopefully it fits in with the main grill :thumbup:
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Re: VTi STU

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 2:07 pm
by CTRSam
smart

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 2:49 pm
by matt666
Looks nice mate. Not got your Boosts yet? Hurry up, I want to see some pics! Thinking about some Silvertecs myself, are they a pain to fit? Did you go through the wheel arch liner?

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 2:52 pm
by VTi STU
I know, think Julians got some new styles coming soon so just waiting to see what they're like!
Silvertecs are easy, through the wheel arch, pop 2 clips out!
makes it look much better IMO :-D

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 5:18 pm
by num0021
Your car is looking good there, "VTi Stu"!!! :thumbup:

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 9:24 am
by Seiki
Some quality mods there :cooldude:

Was there any curb left after you attacked it ? :shock: :lol:

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 11:56 am
by dene8
:-D Looking good stu, will be better once you get the HID's in :wink:

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 7:27 pm
by VTi STU
Unfortunately all damage was done by the previous owner!
Slowly gettting it better, Wheels and HID's to come, hopefully some spoon springs too :-D

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:24 pm
by Mark
some 1 has stollen your milano red paint mate :wink:

looking good, dont u find it annoying u cant Have both the clock and the radio station name ?

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:30 pm
by VTi STU
YES

But I didn't like the old headunit, and the oem only cost me £25, plus I've got my Ipod in there, but for pioneer the screen is very poor :sad:

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 9:39 pm
by Kei-Racer
Stu your such a whore Now stop wasting money on the CTR & buy my Tv :lol: :salut:

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 7:09 pm
by VTi STU
UPDATES

AEM V2
Spoon Springs
HID's
Push Start
CF Manifold cover added

Re: VTi STU

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 6:25 pm
by VTi STU
***UPDATE***
17 June 2007
DC sports strut

Cheers Nik, Dan and Arry

Re: VTi STU ***work in progress***

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:12 pm
by scathed
WTF?

22 May 2007
Honda Ipod cable, purchased from Egay, works well, plugs in the back of the OEM headunit, hidden too

Didn't even know this existed

How much?

Easy to fit?

WTF!

Re: VTi STU ***work in progress***

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:26 pm
by Newannaive
awsome mods there stu.... :thumbup: ...re: the springs, it definitely looks lower than mine mate...without a doubt..!!

Re: VTi STU ***work in progress***

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:56 pm
by VTi STU
exalto wrote:WTF?

22 May 2007
Honda Ipod cable, purchased from Egay, works well, plugs in the back of the OEM headunit, hidden too

Didn't even know this existed

How much?

Easy to fit?

WTF!
EBAY
simply fits on the back of the headunit, then I fed the wires down to the centre compartment bit.
Cost £50

It's ok but a little quiet, and not sure if there's a way of getting round this!!

Re: VTi STU ***work in progress***

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:23 pm
by Drunken Master
Looks good, not wasting any time cracking on with the mods!

Re: VTi STU ***work in progress***

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:38 pm
by FireBIade2
I'm looking to get my ipod mini hooked up into the factory fit stereo, didn't realise there was some kind of input on the back of the headunit that allow this.

Re: VTi STU ***work in progress***

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 4:24 pm
by Drunken Master
FireBIade2 wrote:I'm looking to get my ipod mini hooked up into the factory fit stereo, didn't realise there was some kind of input on the back of the headunit that allow this.
Don't expect anything fantastic. It's just plugging into the cd changer port. You wont get artist names etc and functionality will be awful.

I'd put the £50 towards a decent alpine unit.

Re: VTi STU ***update 6/7/07***

Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 12:56 pm
by VTi STU
update 6/7/07

New Rota Torques in Bronze