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The dc5 one does fit the ep3 but it has to be tie wrapped further down as it doesn't get held at the right point apparently. I have one, I had it up for 25 quid and no one bit.

Apparently that's likely a dying resistor.

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No worries bud

http://www.itr-dc5.club/forum/index.php?/topic/34027-how-todisable-the-clutch-in-start/

Spoon B-pipe with 5zigen Miracle Fireball rear section. https://youtu.be/hjuYFleS4YY https://youtu.be/qBslwzorKwA

https://www.trackdays.co.uk/tracks/mod-lyneham/ Could be useful for those of us who... Live there? Also Swindon and such, it's only fifteen minutes from the M4 J16/17 as well.

I'd say (from what I've read) there's a reason we pay people good money to do it on a rolling road. I mean, you might be able to do it yourself, but it's got a whole lot of stuff to configure due to vtec etc that makes it something that takes a lot of practice. Uploading different maps on...

IIRC the JDM EP3 and the DC5 share the same ARB, and Tegiwa list the Progress ARB as being for the EP3 and DC5 so I feel like they should?

Yes mate, this one: https://www.instagram.com/p/BVwjG6ulRiD/

One person did then candy apple red, and they looked smart as hell. Can't remember their username though.

No contract required, you can either share your phones Internet like you would with an iPad, or you could (as some do) connect you your home WiFi and download your own choice of 'offline areas' for Google Maps. I believe the preinstalled navigation software is called iGo and has the UK maps...

You can definitely connect for calls and music over Bluetooth, and as long as your contract allows tethering you can share your iPhones data connection with it. It took a couple hours to install, without any rushing involved, the lead that came with it connected straight to the Honda to Iso...

Regarding stereo/navigation, I installed this in mine on Saturday afternoon, so far it's been extremely responsive, I have Spotify and Navigation running, and my Mrs was still able to use it without lagging out as we drove. Even got Netflix installed via sideloading although I obviously wouldn't...

I've got the halo spec D ones and the pattern is flat, they look absolutely great, but if you live somewhere dark (like... Say... The back end of Wiltshire like me) they're not great because of the flat pattern, no kick for lighting the roadside. I'm holding on to them with the plan of...

87 Vauxhall Nova 1.3GL saloon 92 Vauxhall Astra Merit 1.4 96 Renault Megane 1.6 94 Renault 19 turbo diesel. 94 Ford Mondeo TD 96 Rover 414i 95 Vauxhall Astra Arizona 1.4 And then the Teg, so quite a selection of slow old sheds and one great car.

Wierd, I rang them yesterday to remove the Spec D headlights and put them back as OEM ones, and they charged me a £14 admin fee and that was all. When I moved house, added the Tegiwa intake, and originally out the aftermarket headlights on, they didn't even charge me the admin fee.

Yeah, I do. Honestly it's as good if not better than any other daily car I've had (everything from mk3 Astras, to a Megane, Mondeo etc.) if you're sensible you can get 32MPG or so, they're pretty comfy to drive and sit in, and the servicing and running costs are pretty much the same as any other...

I tried Splatoon 2 at the Switch event in London yesterday, holy scrap it was awesome!

http://www.hids-direct.co.uk/d2r-35w-precision-x6-hid-xenon-conversion-kit/ The harness was supposed to be in the box, it comes with everything you need...except mine didn't haha. Apparently they'd had some issues and had change a load of stock.