Recent content by daniel-cmyk

It's a badge. It's easily removable and easily put back on. Who would buy a new car because of a badge? :xhuh: The teg still looks in date and far from outdated, minus a few things. Nothing wrong with people tweaking a few parts to make them happier with an older car. Plus everyone get's...

I have a few genuine Mugen performance parts added to my car plus a couple of genuine accessories. Full exhaust, Intake, Gearknob etc etc.. I still wouldn't add the badge on to be totally honest lol. The only time I'd add it is if it was a fully Mugen/Spoon modded machine.

Personally, I'd keep the Type R badge and if I was to replace any, I'd replace the Integra badge. I'd only replace with Spoon/Mugen/J's if I had performance parts of these brands installed, otherwise it's like adding an M badge to a BMW 118d. I feel the INTEGRA badge ages the car as the style...

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Couldn't agree more. I've seen DC5's for sale at 9k and sell after a couple weeks (as long as it maintained well with evidence), whilst the one's that are for sale at 6k and are still on eBay, even after 6 months. For E.g, there's a silver one on eBay for less than 6k but it's been on there...

Defiantly! I love the Teg and if I ever was to purchase again, it'd be March-September time. I would personally avoid this time of the year and just wait, unless it's evident the car has been undersealed before winter - I think that'd be the main issue buying through winter. Defiantly agree...

Agree with Carl. Defiantly base it on condition and quality over mileage, as it's a Honda. 100k on these are like 50k in another form of engine haha. (being maintained obviously) Some people don't use the forum for a build thread like me, but we're on it and use it for great advise. I log my...

I bought them from www.buycarparts.co.uk - It's genuine stuff but just comes out Germany, so takes around a week to come! Search for 'Track widening' for an EP3 and they'll be the same.

I‘m glad all is sorted mate. 👌🏽

It‘s not common as in everyone has the issue but it‘s defiantly happened to a few people. I‘m not sure whether it happens in its own or if when people have removed them a few times, I honestly don‘t know. I just know I‘ve seen many people have this issue.

I think some people just use clear sealant around the lens if water is getting into the headlight.

Im not 100% sure but: 1) I‘m sure I‘ve seen a hole or two at the bottom of the door for water to pass through (unless I‘m imagining it) 2) When we drop the window on a frosty day with water on it, the window goes straight in without the rubbers rubbing the water off. I‘m sure that‘s with...

No worries man, always good to help someone in need :) At lleast you now have the options to move forward with a clearer mind 🙏🏼

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F254315468211 I‘m sure this is what you‘re after?

Defo try get OEM. One, it‘ll save you money and it‘s defiantly aggressive enough for the streets.