Start with the rears since they are the hardest to do. I personally would recommend removing the end links from the sway bar so you have more room to play with. Don't fully tighten all nuts till your car is on the ground leveled, then you can make final adjustments. Having a buddy help with stepping down on the rotors too would greatly help you out. Have fun
What'd you do to your accord today?
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Start with the rears since they are the hardest to do. I personally would recommend removing the end links from the sway bar so you have more room to play with. Don't fully tighten all nuts till your car is on the ground leveled, then you can make final adjustments. Having a buddy help with stepping down on the rotors too would greatly help you out. Have fun
Jordan_H
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I really like the black housing design you chose. The lower section blacked out that way opposed to what I did seems to have a much cleaner look.
Looks good. As JV6 said, get some projectors in there. It honestly isnt that hard. Just time consuming. Super time consuming if you are anal bout everything like me lol
puzzlemaster94
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Car is at the body shop. Now to wait a week
Thanks, Jordan. I'm really pleased w/ the outcome. I don't use those center bottom parking lights, so no biggy about blacking those out.
Thanks again for sending me those O-rings.
Thanks, Michael. I wish I could do it right now.. Well, it will be super time consuming for me, when the time comes, b/c you know how I am by seeing how I modded my front lip lol. It just that I won't be able to spend a lot of money this year, since fixing up my suspension issues next wk is the first priority.. And, getting holiday gifts for my family 'n all haha.
But, when I work on my retros, it will be w/ brand new headights, projectors, & HIDs.
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Placed an order of SPC front upper BJ & rear UCA.
Their MSRP is around $160.00 per piece
but it was nice to see the internet price has dropped down to around $80.
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Trouble01
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Today I upgraded the power cable from my battery and relocated the battery to the Trunk as I prep Boost
DizzyP
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Finally got around to work on replacing my stock button for my bluetooth audio adapter with one that is lights. Had plenty of resisters to tone it down cuz the light is super bright. Come to find out is not a simple swap out I need to program the bluetooth brain to the new switch even though it's an analog switch. So strange but hope to make more progress later on today.
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briansan
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Well done on the repaint
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