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Welcome. Slightly newer than the ones on this forum but still some things apply to that as well

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This exactly.

I've had bilstein and Koni on mine, both are great.

A good question is that what sort of use will you want the tires for? Something for regular driving in the summer will have completely different requirements than a track car or a winter tire.

shin nico wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 01, 2016 6:03 pm

It said that alarms create outages in time...

I've had no issues with mine. I've had it for nearly 20 years.

Timing is very conservative in these as stock. However the problem with that is that the ECU is also adjusting the timing. And turning the dizzy without using a jump wire on the right plug the ecu will counter any adjustments. In fact you're best off tuning it from the ECU but that requires modifyin...

97 would be an UK civic more than likely. Not that much information on those here unfortunately.

I can't recall this even having pictures. That said the first post is more than accurate. Just take it step by step and take it slow.

femazeveala wrote:I was hoping that someone would have a document or video showing how to remove the Aura Center console now since it has been a couple years since this was posted....

Anyone? Anyone?


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The what console?

It should have power even when the car is off. I would use the switched power from the radio. It'll do exactly what you need it to do, switch off when power is off.

Welcome :) Anything you need to know is probably here, and don't feel bad about asking. Timing will do something, spark plugs won't be that big of a decider. What you start with has some factor in it, but don't expect many ponies with just timing changes. Sorry for the late reply, I didn't notice yo...

Some of us are still around, even if there might be very little to no posting going on. But we are

@Sandman wow! Do you still own an EF after selling your Sedan? Your from Europe huh. The European market got a lot of really cool accessories for EF's. I have seen some other European mats that I was interested before as the mats are for left hand drive same as U.S. where I am. I may have to look o...