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Got the Civic nice and sparkly. _IGP7609 by itsbudda, on Flickr _IGP7610 by itsbudda, on Flickr

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I still hope they go bankrupt.

I know lol. Bought the car at Kings Honda. The clutch master cylinder was replaced at Wyler. Apparently they're notorious for being unable to replicate problems, so when I get back from a trip I'm taking this week, it'll be going to Superior Honda for a new 3rd gear synchro. Also damn...

Yeah the salesman clearly lied, but I was trading in a 2009 Ford fusion with a transmission that was already slipping, not shifting properly, had really bad hesitation, would neutral drop from a rolling stop, and an engine that burns a quart of oil every 200 miles. I definitely got the better...

Well they replaced the clutch master cylinder. For the most part it's all better. 3rd still seems kinda clunky, but it's not getting stuck anymore at least. So I'll see what happens the next 48,000 miles. I've now found out that Kings Honda is very scheisty, so if you're in the area, avoid...

Meh. The 3rd gen SHO's suck. Cool bodystyle, but they love to break cam gears and rust. I do wish there was a 2nd gen SHO from the factory though. I miss my 95, but it was completely rotten out under the plastic, and I could put my fist through the rad support.

That is true that they don't get most games. I've never been one for spending $60 on a new game that is just an exact copy of last year's game with new stages. I was very disappointed with the nintendo Wii, but so far playing the Wii U, it's just awesome. So far there's been very few games...

Yes that's the one. Mine has a slightly different lens barrel, probably just a newer/older version, but the optics are essentially the same. It's an excellent bargain lens. Even wide open it's really sharp, but if you stop down, it's absolutely ridiculous. (shot with it at F8) _IGP4860 by...

My all time favorite car. Total sleeper, easy to get 250lbs of torque with stock internals and under $300 in mods. Who wouldn't want a 440 6 pack station wagon?!

Yeah I still use film lenses. My favorite is a 30 something year old sigma 35-70 2.8-4 i've been using. It's a zoom master series. If you ever spot one on ebay, get it! lol

Ooh what kind of lens did you get? Those photos were shot with a 50 1.4 around 2.8-4, all manual focus lol. Mostly because my camera's buggy, and the autofocus doesn't really work anywhere besides sunlight anymore. I'm really needing an upgrade from my well abused K-r, but I'm waiting until...

Have you played the Wii U? It's fucking awesome fun. The Xbox 1 and Ps4 is just more of the same shit, with better graphics. Nintendo's really the only system that actually innovates anymore.

Nintendo Wii U. That is all.

Those dogs are awesome. Some photos of bands my band gigged with last april. Penelope's Piano _IGP5978 by itsbudda, on Flickr Anderson Ferry Band _IGP6116 by itsbudda, on Flickr Endless Chaos _IGP5872 by itsbudda, on Flickr

According to the tech at Jeff Wyler, the clicking is endemic of a bad clutch master cylinder, which apparently they've released a TSB about as it's a frequent problem. Which would explain alot. Luckily, yes. It's honda certified used, passed their 152 point inspection (which btw was bogus...

The car has a stick on bodykit, window visors, and a shift knob that I just found out is from ebay. I knew it had previously been wrecked twice before buying it, but because the warranty I decided to take the gamble. Now that I've pieced it together, the car very obviously has douchebag...

Nevermind. It grinded going into second with the clutch totally pressed under extremely light driving, and this isn't the first time. It's going to the dealer tomorrow. Fuck this.

I just recently purchased a 2009 Civic SI. It has about 52k of likely very hard miles, but still has the factory warrantee. There's a couple things about it that are kinda irking me, but this is my first honda so I don't know if any of this is normal. First, the clutch pedal. When I push it...

Meh after 100 feet or so, It's really all the same as far as fear goes, although the highest I've been was a 20 story crane. It's a hell of a difference in climb though.