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Old 05-14-2008, 10:49 PM
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Mugen Ignition Coil Cover

I am suppose to be getting a box this week full of Mugen goodies.
One of the goodies is a Mugen Carbon Fiber Ignition Coil Cover.
My question now is...
Should the Cover be on a certain tightness?
What i mean is, should I use a torque wrench and put it at a certain weight, or do i just tighten it a lot?
Old 05-14-2008, 10:59 PM
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Just tighten it. You really only need to worry about torque if it's on the wheel....you don't really want the wheel to fall off do you?
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yeah just tighten it. if you over tighten, you might crack the cf
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Thanks for the replies.
So just keep tightening it, until it feels firm and stop before i crack it right?
I am just being careful because it cost a pretty penny for it.
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Originally Posted by grenas17
Thanks for the replies.
So just keep tightening it, until it feels firm and stop before i crack it right?
I am just being careful because it cost a pretty penny for it.
exactly
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Awesome.
Thanks again everyone for the really quick replies.
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It's not going to fit your year, so you should send it my way at a discount.
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Originally Posted by rex.
It's not going to fit your year, so you should send it my way at a discount.
haha lol
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what are your other mugen goodies? Let's hear them!
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Originally Posted by grenas17
Thanks for the replies.
So just keep tightening it, until it feels firm and stop before i crack it right?
I am just being careful because it cost a pretty penny for it.

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Originally Posted by Zyuan10
what are your other mugen goodies? Let's hear them!
Well the other mugen goodies are a black Mugen Oil Cap, Radiator cap, 2 reserve caps, gas cap, and some black mugen locking nuts for my new rims (which are coming in about 2 months)
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How much weight does this save you? 1 lb?
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Originally Posted by visuelz
How much weight does this save you? 1 lb?
Haha!! If i really wanted to save weight, i would have just bought a little lotus or something.
I bought that stuff for personal satisfaction.
I always envied people with mugen parts so i fured what the heck, and spent the money got a couple myself.
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yeah.... it's about the bling.
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yeah.... it's about the bling.
Exactly!!!!!
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If you want to do it right and provide the proper support, you need to replace the studs on the bottom cover and add supporting bushings - same as RSX.

TSX




RSX look at item # 11 & 12
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yup, correct.

that's what I did.

replaced the bottom studs and all.
tighten snug but not too tight after.
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Originally Posted by grenas17
Exactly!!!!!
Will need to check out your engine bay someday. Take pics!!
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Just got the mugen stuff from UPS, and boy is everything beautiful.
Im going to install the carbon fiber cover in a little bit, got to let my engine cool down.
So if i am not mistaken, I pretty much replace the bolts that hold the cover down, with the bolts that came with the cover.
Am I correct?
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not that easy.

you'll need to add some bolts/studs and then put the mugen cover on after that.

it comes with the hardware you need, look it over.
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Well i finished putting in the cover, oil cap, and reserve tank covers.
I couldnt figure out the gas tank cover, but i will another day.
Once again, thanks to everyone whom responded to my quesitons, they really helped out.
I plan on getting my engine painted but here it is for now.



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Oh and here is a picture of my car as of now...

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I have more stuff i will be buying and installing on way...
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fix the Mugen reservoir covers, they shoud like this and you will need if I remember correctly a Civic gas cap. The TSX gas cap is to big to fit inside the Mugen cap.


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correct.
the Mugen Reservoir covers came with instructions.

read them.

then install like the instructions say.

you have them on wrong.
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