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2006 Si Coupe Fiji Blue Peal - "Sin"

Current
Interior
  • Blue Festoon LED Map and Dome Lights
  • Bright White LED Liscense Plate Lights
  • Blue LED Trunk Light

Exterior
  • VTEC side sticker removal
  • Rear Civic and Si de-badging
  • OEM Foglights
  • 25% Window Tint all around
  • Clear Headlight mod.

Performance
  • Eibach Sportline Springs
  • Eibach Front Camber Kit
  • SPC Rear Camber Kit


Planned:
Interior
  • JDM Shift Boot
  • JDM Shift Knob and collar
  • OEM Navigation System

Exterior
  • Laminex Yellow Tint Headlights (tried once, poor fitment)
  • Laminex Tint Fog Lights (didnt want to leave the foglights yellow with the headlights clear)
  • Muteki blue lugs

Performance
  • Enkei 17 x 7 Evo 6 (Hyperblack) w/ 215/45/17 Falken FK-452
  • Power Slot Slotted rotors
  • Hawk HPS pads
  • CorSport SS Brake Lines
  • Progress Rear Sway Bar
  • GReddy Turbo
  • Ingalls Engine Torque Damper

I would appreciate any comments / suggestions folks might see I'll run into. Ive been reading these forums for a while and greatly appreciate the input from the "pros" that have done this stuff already and gone through the headaches.

I'll try and get pics for a documentary. I changed out the layout of the opening post to be more reflective of a build thread.

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This weekend:

Enkei 18 x 7.5 Evo 5 (Bronze) w/ 225/40/18 Nitto NT555 (blue aluminum lugs)
Eibach Sportline Springs
Eibach Front and Rear Camber kits.


Apparently this was not a wise combination. Kept the drop. Replacing the wheels and tires.

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post up some pics!
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Yeah were are the pics at?
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Taking some pics tomorrow..will post. Car is dirty, it rained today

I will add that I really like the drop. much more responsive with hardly any sacrifice in ride quality. Im back on stock Si rims till I get some new ones.
Pondering on:

Enkei Evo 5 (Gunmetal or Bronze)
Enkei Evo 6 (Hyperblack or Black)
HFPs


Still have to do the clear headlight mod.

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Thinking about getting the same style in a 17 x 7 with a 214/40/17

or some HFPs. Opinions appreciated.
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those are the rims i want
looks hot
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Ordered these with some Falken FK-452 214/45/17

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how do you guys remove the vtec sticker?
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how do you guys remove the vtec sticker?
Personally I just slow worked on one corner with my fingernail gently till it started to lift. Used a little Goo Gone to get it started and then just slowly peeled it off.
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Got the headlights cleared. All that time just to remove 4 small pieces of oragne plastic. But it looks much better. Pics tomorrow if its nice out.
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New angle shot to show off the lowering from the springs and the new cleared out headlights. Also the new fogs.

Waiting for a nice weather weekend to do my laminex film. Headlights and fogs (yellow)

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I went to install the film this weekend. I got the precut film from Corsport.

The foglights were not too bad for application although both were cut smaller than the actual lense. (I have OEM foglights.) You couldnt tell frm about 10 ft away..or when they were on..but if you were close and looking at the color difference almost looked like the lense was cracked.

As far as the headlights go. I would really like to see someones close up shots that have done it. Either the sheets I got were just cut way off or they have poor fitment. I spent almost an hour just trying to get the right headlight film on correctly. But the slight bulge they cut a groove for would simply not line up for me. If someone can provide some input I'd really appreciate it.

Also...how long do you need to leave the film on the foglights before you actually turn the foglights on?
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