Recent content by Ollie1994

So I've got a squeak coming from what I thought was the seat, on closer inspection (and giving a few things a wiggle) It appears to be the seat belt buckle. It's particularly noticeable when going over bumpy and uneven roads, it is only on the driver side too passenger side is silent. Does...

Car is booked in at Tegiwa this Wednesday so we'll see what comes of that

Will check this thanks mate

Bought them no longer than 4-5 weeks ago

http://www.tegiwaimports.com/select-car/honda/dc5/suspension/yellow-speed-racing-dynamic-pro-sport-coilovers-honda-integra-type-r-dc5.html It's these ones, not sure how to tell?

It is happening almost everytime I turn the wheel to the right, stationary or moving

What are they not tight enough?

Recently put yellowspeed coilovers on my Teg (was on oem shocks with eibach springs previously) I've noticed when turning the wheel to the right either stationary or driving there is a clunk/knock? I'm fairly certain this only started after having the coilovers installed. I took it back to the...

Got in contact with area motorsport and was quoted £390 for chain tensioner and valve clearances, think I'll go with them. Thanks for the help guys :)

Tried Tegiwa, quoted £500 for the work which seems steep?

I'm from the West Midlands area and I was wondering if anyone on here knew any good places to take the Teg to get the chain tensioner and valve clearances done? Also looking at getting the underneath protected before winter sets in so any good places for that would be much appreciated too...

Springs are red, thanks for the help :xhappy:

Ok thanks guys, I'll put a picture up tomorrow so you can see what I mean. Having a quick check just now and it also seems the back passenger side doesn't sit quite as low as the driver side?

I assume putting OEM springs back on will also fix this problem?

New to DC5 ownership, car is currently on stock shocks but has eibach lowering springs. The front sits at a decent height but the back is a fair bit lower to the point where you can barely get a finger between the arch and tyre. I'm assuming when I go over bumps in the road they will actually...