ill keep it simple blk gsr red si both in showroom shape would post pics but everyone knows what they look like central florida (352-799-4939) floyd (352-428-7308) jason call if interested
both bone stock
the screwdriver is the best way. if the rotor dosnt move the axle wont either. i do swaps all day. trust me
and those books may be written by pros but most of the shit is written the same in all of them. a book is just a bunch of suggestions they are written for people who have a slight idea of...
ya just cant help some people. ya tell them the best way to do something and they dont listen. i thought thats y you guys posted on here in the first place for help. put your calipers back on its not that hard then do it like i said before it dosent get any easier.
i dont know y every one has a prob with those things. take a screwdriver stick it in the rotor air slots it will hit the caliper and stop the rotor from turning then wrench on it counter clockwise. u dont even have to take the dimple out of the nut
usually if a car overheats and blows cold air there is no water in it but if your gauge is reading hot it could be thermostat stuck shut or water pump. try taking thermostat out and drive it. see what it does still over heats def no circulation. water pump
head lights on a hatch and crx r the same anyway. as for the baody kit u could prob use an air dam from one but the side skirts wouldnt fit the crx is almost 9 inces shorterand most of the shortnes is rite behind the door
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