What did you do to your Gen7 today?

[gargantula99]

Billy, why did you get new ones?

[CrazyCreashunz]

Billy, why did you get new ones?

I didn't like the amber reflectors, plus the clearcoat was coming off due to weathering... they were looking foggy! I always wanted the clear but never got around to taking out the headlights and opening them up. So I just bought a new set the way I wanted them.

...good deal for anyone looking to do a retro fit they can purchase my old OEM headlights and use them while still using their current setup! I am also including the original clear reflectors I had with the headlights!

[cna]

Working on my Wiring mess i  should be done by end of month as i get more free time

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

started test fitting new intake

ordered new filter to go with it

[cna]

I say am about 70 percent into my audio build installed my punch remote bass switch in cup holder just need to wire few more thing and secure this and that  also took the time to dampen more of the cabin

[accordguy04]

Got new tires installed yesterday. Went with the same Hankook Ventus Evo 12s except in a 45 profile this time.  The last set only lasted a little over a year... but that was when I was commuting 250 miles a week, now I only have a 10 mile weekly commute, so we should be good. Lol

[CrazyCreashunz]

...as for me I been pretty busy over the last few days. Realigned my front bumper and relocated my front plate. Took out my foggy oem headlights and replaced them with new ones with a clear reflector (makes the front end look so much cleaner) and I also took off the gold rims I bought a month ago and put on these bad boyssss.... gotta look good for HONDA DAY this Sunday @ Atco Raceway in New Jersey!




They look similiar to the style I had for the longest but these have a 1 inch lip and are definetly NICER!

[Arielit0oo]

Billy, you car def looks much better with Silver rims. Good stuff

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

Billy those rims look great

[timot_one]

Dropped my front lower sub frame and pulled my PS rack.  Test fit an Accord Hybrid EPS rack and discovered that it doesn't clear the sub frame.  Bummer! 

[Rushzer0]

^ That sucks so time to search for an MR2 pump?

Going to be a busy weekend for me. I'm fixing my backseat, doing brake maintenance, changing the rear pads, re-painting the calipers, sanding and painting my stockers again, removing tue bumper and adjusting my headlights and fenders a bit...removing the valve cover to repaint it, touching up some spots on the new paint job...I'm going to attempt sanding through the clear coat and fixing the tiger stripes. If it works I will reclear and then do my wet sanding/buffing next weekend. Also one of the local guys got an eastwood fender roller so I may do that next weekend also for down the road.

[timot_one]

I'm actually considering modifying my front sub frame.  If I can heat it up and use a press to dimple in the area where the rack motor needs room, it will probably fit.  I'm going to talk to a few people about this first though.

[ADI]

^ i will be following this 

hopefully there is a way that we can use the hybrid EPS rack. EPS is one mod i have always wanted to do, and if there is a way i will be doing it for sure

[Mike]

I'm actually considering modifying my front sub frame.  If I can heat it up and use a press to dimple in the area where the rack motor needs room, it will probably fit.  I'm going to talk to a few people about this first though.

Should be fine just make sure you brace it before you heat it... Us a process similar to notching it.

[timot_one]

I'm sure it's possible, but I'm not sure how much work is required.  I'm going to take out my sub frame to clean it up and paint it after I move anyway, so I'll have a better perspective of how much modification will be needed.  On one hand, EPS is a very nice and convenient solution if you get all the parts and harnesses.  It's just expensive.  On the other hand, EHPS is a little bit simpler alternative and will be less expensive.  I may end up going the EHPS route if dimpling in the sub frame will compromise it's structural integrity.