ChrisBoom
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Finally got shot of the GTI for this:





Needs beaten with the lowering stick, type-r badges removed, then leave it how it is.
Loads of toys, electric everything, cruise control, climate control, heated leathers etc.
Nice and comfortable, bit slow but ive got the XSI for thrills.
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Markyc
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Registered: 7th Aug 09
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always like the accord type r's!! japaness so relaible n loads of shit for your money!!
how much did u give ?? mileage?
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Eck
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It's not a Type R Mark. Looks lovely though!
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DannyB
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ChrisBoom
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As said, not a Type-R, last owner seemed determined to cover it in Type-R badges though.
Straight swap for my GTI.
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DannyB
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Off topic but do you still need them bulb holders from the fogs?
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MarkSport
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nice
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by DannyB
Off topic but do you still need them bulb holders from the fogs?
No thanks, found a H2 bulb hoder in my electricals box. I wont be running the inner lamps in the XSI now, so doesnt matter anyways.
Cheers anyway danny
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DannyB
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Markyc
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My mistake whats the difference?? engine of course!! Don't they have twin exhausts??
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by Markyc
My mistake whats the difference?? engine of course!! Don't they have twin exhausts??
Type-R from what I know has recaro seats, engine, spoiler, exhausts, and xenon headlights over my model. Im sure theres more, id love a type-r, but group 17 is a bit much for me
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chrisritch
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suprised it hasnt been said yet
VTEC y0!
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by chrisritch
suprised it hasnt been said yet
VTEC y0!
Its fucking crap on this thing , kicks in around 4.3k, limiter at 7k
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Kano
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Type R's had showa suspension aswell, lsd and a lot less sound deadening..
There easy to lower btw, look more complicated than they are..
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ChrisBoom
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Will be getting lowered soon, not wanting to shell out on new springs though, might wait and find used ones.
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Richardhhha
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what size is the engine on this fella?
[Edited on 29-10-2009 by Richardhhha]
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by Richardhhha
what size is the engine on this fella?
[Edited on 29-10-2009 by Richardhhha]
2.0 8v
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Archie
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It will be a SOHC 16v fella.
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by Archie
It will be a SOHC 16v fella.
Oh right, i always assumed 16v needed DOHC, learn something every day.
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Archie
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Nah lol, i dont actually know if Honda have ever made a car with an 8v.
All my old civics were SOHC 16v.
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Richardhhha
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Ah a 1.8 16v want some good power games them engines along with the 1.5 can get a direct bolt on turbo kit just its a low boost kit mate had one on his 1.5
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Kano
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quote: Originally posted by ChrisBoom
Will be getting lowered soon, not wanting to shell out on new springs though, might wait and find used ones.
I've got a set of standard type r ones if your not wanting to go too low? Postage plus a tenner and you can have them.
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by Kano
quote: Originally posted by ChrisBoom
Will be getting lowered soon, not wanting to shell out on new springs though, might wait and find used ones.
I've got a set of standard type r ones if your not wanting to go too low? Postage plus a tenner and you can have them.
Was looking to go a touch lower than the Type-r, got my mind set on -30mm eibachs.
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Kano
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quote: Originally posted by ChrisBoom
quote: Originally posted by Kano
quote: Originally posted by ChrisBoom
Will be getting lowered soon, not wanting to shell out on new springs though, might wait and find used ones.
I've got a set of standard type r ones if your not wanting to go too low? Postage plus a tenner and you can have them.
Was looking to go a touch lower than the Type-r, got my mind set on -30mm eibachs.
I put 30mm eibachs on mine and it went 10mm lower at the back and was the same at the front.. 
Wished I'd left the standard ones on..
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ChrisBoom
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Did it get rid of the body roll though?
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