What did you do to the GD Fit today?
#381
The Eibachs look to be either black or a dark gray. Didn't look too hard after googling though.
Good catch, I totally forgot about Skunk2's springs and haven't heard of Swift.
Good catch, I totally forgot about Skunk2's springs and haven't heard of Swift.
#382
Swift Machs are about the only after market springs that don't ruin your struts and shocks.... Not a big drop bet slightly lower, lots of travel without bottoming out, comfortable ride and great handling on back roads..... There have been a few Texas Fit Freaks that have gotten them or plan to.
#383
i'll post up in the NHBP thread
With the spacers it makes the offset in the rear +27. Its only just hitting the inside lip so I just have to have it rolled and I will be golden again.
With the spacers it makes the offset in the rear +27. Its only just hitting the inside lip so I just have to have it rolled and I will be golden again.
#384
#389
before... started with a 92 to 95 civic pillar pod to my fit a-pillar
under construction
a pillar done. just have to install gauges
and here is my t1r pod with prosport gauges installed
ill be washing my car tomorrow for a honda meet here in az
under construction
a pillar done. just have to install gauges
and here is my t1r pod with prosport gauges installed
ill be washing my car tomorrow for a honda meet here in az
#390
I am liking that bunches.... Let me pick your brain sometime for more info if you don't mind having someone copycatting your great looking creation...... Just had to Rep you.
Last edited by Texas Coyote; 06-11-2010 at 12:56 AM.
#392
Chewy: The Slim Visors are awesome; I think they help a lot keeping the wind out of your face when driving with the windows down, complement the GD's roofline well and don't look as goofy as the Mugen styles.
Previc93:The A-pillar looks pretty good and the T1R pod set-up looks almost OEM. What gauges are you running (oil temp, water, etc.) and are you boosted?
Yesterday evening a former Fit owner and I took a spirited drive on a backroad I found on a motorcycle routes site. It was a fun little 8 mile stretch of road with a few sweepers and a couple of nicely banked turns. The Fit handled it quite well, the paddles came quite in handy; the guy with me, in a Teggy Type R, is quite a good driver and kept up with me despite taking a less aggressive driving line. The ITR had one wicked exhaust note when VTEC crossed over; there was like a metallic "ping", the VTEC engaged, and then it really scooted along.
Previc93:The A-pillar looks pretty good and the T1R pod set-up looks almost OEM. What gauges are you running (oil temp, water, etc.) and are you boosted?
Yesterday evening a former Fit owner and I took a spirited drive on a backroad I found on a motorcycle routes site. It was a fun little 8 mile stretch of road with a few sweepers and a couple of nicely banked turns. The Fit handled it quite well, the paddles came quite in handy; the guy with me, in a Teggy Type R, is quite a good driver and kept up with me despite taking a less aggressive driving line. The ITR had one wicked exhaust note when VTEC crossed over; there was like a metallic "ping", the VTEC engaged, and then it really scooted along.
Last edited by Hootie; 06-11-2010 at 10:55 AM.
#397
Yesterday, I took my time washing and detailing the Fit inside, outside, and underneath.
Today, I drove leisurely to school to get some info for some upcoming fall classes. A few hours later, I get my GPS out of the Fit and after I close the garage door I hear a loud thunk. I go back in to find that a garden hoe fallen off of its wall hanger. As I reach down, I was surprised by a few scratches on the pass. fog cover and small chunks of paint missing from the front bumper. Needless to say, I hurled that hoe outside and walked in the house P.O.'ed.
Today, I drove leisurely to school to get some info for some upcoming fall classes. A few hours later, I get my GPS out of the Fit and after I close the garage door I hear a loud thunk. I go back in to find that a garden hoe fallen off of its wall hanger. As I reach down, I was surprised by a few scratches on the pass. fog cover and small chunks of paint missing from the front bumper. Needless to say, I hurled that hoe outside and walked in the house P.O.'ed.