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time to show of my accord euro cu2
so far i have done;
takeda cai
fujistubo cat back
rv6 downpipe
ecu flash - russian
bc br coilovers
ur 19mm rear swaybar
ur front strut brace
dba t2 slotted rotors f+r
qfm brake pads
19x8.5 vossen wheels 245/35/19 and +40 offset
hid lights retrofit
j's racing radiator cap
usb retrofit genuine parts used
honda acess peddals
honda acess door sills
honda acess boot liner
honda oem red badges f+r
here is a stock picture and where it all started.
takeda cai was first mod
then it was the ride height ,stock wheels on bc coilovers
ur swaybar powder coated black .
and ur front strut brace
then it was time for different wheels vossen 19"
i been checking this exhaust out since i got the car and had to have it
fujitsubo
Mod was clear lenses, projectors and bulbs conversion to d2s, cu2 here come with h1 halogen probectors, luxury versions get hid but pricewise base and lux theres about 5-6k aud.
I'm also interested in a clip of your exhaust + RV6 PCD. Outside with revs would be nice
Thank you
I wanted it to be drivable and go over speed humps ehhe(still scrape here and there)
I will get some clips shortly but dor all you guys fujitsubo and rv6 =no rasp at all
Exhaust sounds great. If weren't such an old fart and didn't spend two hours in stop n go traffic every day, I might have considered it. I guess maybe a downpipe couldn't hurt at some point. Nice work on the car overall.
Exhaust sounds great. If weren't such an old fart and didn't spend two hours in stop n go traffic every day, I might have considered it. I guess maybe a downpipe couldn't hurt at some point. Nice work on the car overall.
Thank you, Downpipe sitting in garage need to install it, had a lead on bottim gasket. I spend fair bit in traffic and honestly its fine, it can be very moderate if you not smashing gears everywhere.