95b16coupe
Well-Known Member
i would get an oem steering wheel. if someone looks in there and sees mugen anything, it will become a huge theft target.
Brad's CRX Build
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GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
I'll just put the Grant one back on.
I've been trying to remove some of the pin stripes with a heat gun but some of them are baked on and I don't want to damage the paint.
I've been trying to remove some of the pin stripes with a heat gun but some of them are baked on and I don't want to damage the paint.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
95b16coupe
Well-Known Member
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
I cleaned then greased the brake booster. Then I put on my painted resistor box. On Monday there is an all import car show, I wanna go.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
Damn, it's been over 100 for a couple of days now and it's staying like that for awhile.
OGMatt
Not a real OG lol
Not with that pinstripe and sky scraper suspension you dont!
phyregod
!!YTINASNI
Step away from the heat gun!!!!
Get eraser pads (made for an air tool but will chuck into any drill)
AES Industries 51823 - Pinstripe Eraser
Should be available at an automotive paint supply shop. General parts stores don't usually carry them. Not alot of people have even heard of them. its a big eraser that you chuck into a drill or air tool, and it removes pin stripes/bumper stickers/adhesives without damaging the paint. Amazing tool to keep around. Very handy.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
Is that for actual painted on pin stripes or just stick on ones?Step away from the heat gun!!!!
Get eraser pads (made for an air tool but will chuck into any drill)
AES Industries 51823 - Pinstripe Eraser
Should be available at an automotive paint supply shop. General parts stores don't usually carry them. Not alot of people have even heard of them. its a big eraser that you chuck into a drill or air tool, and it removes pin stripes/bumper stickers/adhesives without damaging the paint. Amazing tool to keep around. Very handy.
efhondakid
My name is Byron.
X2 on the eraser wheels, they only work for adhesive removal.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
Sweet, I'll pick one up.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
I scratched the power steering idea. Whenever I had that smaller Grant wheel in a hatch it was a chore to drive, the CRX is different, it's good. I'll find the proper cap for that wheel asap.
92stoccord
Big Member
You're better off. No power steering gives a better "feel" over the car. I don't really know how to describe it, but you can feel how well the car has a grip on the road. Having a system that's set up for no power steering is a lot easier to turn than a power steering system with a fried pump. Just don't do it.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
Lol, Matt came over and tried to drive my rex, it was a bit of a fail. I guess no one can drive the way I like my clutch. 
Ha. that's how my friends Prelude Si is. There's barely more than an inch or two of pedal travel before its fully engaged. And his shifter is rediculously short and notchy compared to my stock Civic Si setup.Im gettin more and more set on finding someone with a rolling EF hatch to buy or a B Swapped one to trade thanks to you!
92stoccord
Big Member
when my friend had his crx, when he got it, the clutch was adjusted so high, that it didn't disengage all the way when he let the pedal out. he adjusted it down the next day, and the clutch was gone in 3 months. Previous owner must have had it like that for "supa fast shifts", although the car was only running half power.
GlassHeadlights
West West Yall
Matts car engags when your left knee is against your chest and my car is a mm off the floor.
92stoccord
Big Member
I like a happy medium?
