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1  Electrical / Audio Systems / Re: Audio/Video Q&A Thread on: April 11, 2009, 02:15:25 PM
So that IF i want to listen to my dvd mp3 or watch a movie I can
2  Electrical / Audio Systems / Re: Audio/Video Q&A Thread on: April 09, 2009, 10:13:06 PM
yep i know i can get an adaptor i just prefer it this way works well for me
3  Suspension & Handling / Suspension & Chassis / Re: which coilover and y??? on: April 09, 2009, 12:27:57 PM
Quote from: "fabulous010"
why is the neuspeed cup kit soo cheap??? how good are they?

you need to hurry up and drop your car broheim and get that rear sway put in
4  Electrical / Audio Systems / Re: Audio/Video Q&A Thread on: April 09, 2009, 12:08:21 PM
Quote from: "timot_one"
Why did you do it like that?  The aftermarket h/u will have better sound quality than your OEM h/u.

I get to keep my steering wheel control, and 6 disc and as far as sound quality goes its sounds awesome when I am using the double din for my mp3s or movies

i've had aftermarket radios in all of my cars and the sound quality is easily as good as any other of the systems i once had
5  Electrical / Audio Systems / Re: Audio/Video Q&A Thread on: April 09, 2009, 03:11:41 AM
Quote from: "timot_one"
No, you would completely disconnect your OEM h/u and use the IVA-W505 to power your speakers, or you could run RCA's from the IVA-W505 to an amp to power your speakers.  Your OEM h/u would be completely disabled and basically become a clock.


i have my factory head unit in my car still working and the double din going into the Aux-in on my Oem head unit, i still use the stock head unit for the am/fm, 6 disc and when i want to listen to my harddrive or watch a movie i turn on the double din and turn the radio to the aux-in/cd changer setting

 my main volume control is still through the factory radio, and i didn't loose my steering wheel controls

to me at least it works very very well the sound quality is pretty good

also the install was very clean i didn't have to use a y harness i just spliced a few wires on my adaptor that plugs into the head unit so it was an easy install as well
6  Lounge / Profiles & Introductions / Re: [profile] K24_tink on: April 09, 2009, 01:44:44 AM
a/s/l
7  Suspension & Handling / Brakes / Re: Oem Calipers on: April 08, 2009, 04:01:14 PM
Quote from: "timot_one"
 I would rather use a swap that's been proven to work

Theres only one way to find out if its proven to work, the Accord never came with 2 piston front calipers so someone had to try it

anyone know what the spacing between the mounts are? the measurement
8  Suspension & Handling / Brakes / Re: Oem Calipers on: April 08, 2009, 03:58:24 PM
Quote from: "lavalleemike"
The disk has to be bigger on an nsx which means that the caliper wouldn't work because there wouldn't be room for the disk you would have to have a bracket made.


the first gen NSX had fairly small Rotors 11.1 i think which is the same as Accord the 92 NSX had 16"wheels lol
9  Suspension & Handling / Suspension & Chassis / Re: which coilover and y??? on: April 08, 2009, 01:04:22 AM
^^yep they do make them when i get a chance i snap a pic of the rear cause the label is facing out towards the wheel i enjoy my 14k front and 9k rear spring rates Smiley and they were imported here to Canada by the original owner of the set
10  Suspension & Handling / Brakes / Re: Oem Calipers on: April 08, 2009, 12:59:39 AM
Quote from: "timot_one"
At that point, I would just go for something aftermarket.


but but OEM brembo 4 piston calipers for $500 canadian...
11  Suspension & Handling / Brakes / Re: Oem Calipers on: April 08, 2009, 12:58:38 AM
Quote from: "lavalleemike"
Wait a minute NSX calipers? Are you sure

yes i am sure the bolt spacing is the same but the disc i am unsure about
12  Suspension & Handling / Suspension & Chassis / Re: which coilover and y??? on: April 07, 2009, 05:50:12 PM
Hey Victor you've seen how low my car is lol you know the flex will be more than enough for what you want! lol

just for everyone I have the tein type flex from a Euro R I love it easily one of the best suspension i have ever rode on my friends have function and form and etc i Prefer to pay at bit more and have a really high quality setup plus I could get them rebuilt
13  Suspension & Handling / Brakes / Re: Oem Calipers on: April 07, 2009, 05:41:42 PM
I know the knuckle for sure 100% is different but as far as the spacing of the mounting holes it should be same hopefully i just don't wanna shell out the cash to find out it doesn't work

oh just so you know Timot if legend calipers will fit your car that means nsx and s2k calipers will fit Smiley just thought i should share that but im not sure what disc you would use

it's common that the guys that have the ITR 5 lug throw Legend calipers, s2k or nsx because they all share the same bolt spacing so

infact the Cb7 station wagon shares the same brake caliper as a integra type R  hrmmmmm

i wanna rock them soo bad but i have no place to do any kind of fab work so it would have to be pretty much a bolt on and go maybe if i can find a spare CM7 front knuckle i play with it... hrmmmm to many ideas
14  Lounge / Profiles & Introductions / Re: Bweks projekt on: April 07, 2009, 04:12:56 PM
No more lips at those prices Sad

it was apart of the Canada clearance event a heat gun would def have to be used to fit it to a 4 door sedan I tryed it on my friends car
15  Suspension & Handling / Brakes / Oem Calipers on: April 07, 2009, 02:13:23 AM
anyone try to fit DC-5R front brembo calipers to there cars? we get them fairly cheap here in Canada usually about $500 for the complete front spindles both sides even tho i would only use the calipers no one sells them seperately

anyone try to fit them? they are really nice pieces 4 piston bright red brembos mmmmmmm
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