me662ll a
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\\ Post Your Car vol. Been a minute //
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^^^^I was just going to post that vid. That car looks mean as hell. I haven't even watched it yet but the SF was seriously the best.
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My uncle just bought this the other day.
1924 Dodge Brothers
Da OG hemi
All da horse powers, b. Tell him to supercharge it
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So..if I lose the dampering key..?
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Ok....just finished watching the Ken Block vid. It was ok. The part with the lowrider was sick. Overall it wasn't the best but still a fun watch. I couldn't even do one damn thing he did. Matter a fact, I have never done a doughnut once in a car. haha.
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My initial reaction is you're SOL, and need to buy another one. Having said that, I'm a domestic guy and know next to nothing about Honda coil overs. What's the shape of it look like?So..if I lose the dampering key..?
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man that car is goofy, but what i wouldn't give to be able to drive like Ken Block
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I'm gonna borrow it in the summer and roll up to the clubs in it
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Loved the lowrider scene, and I couldn't help but laugh that they included the OJ Simpson White Bronco on the highway part
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Loved the lowrider scene, and I couldn't help but laugh that they included the OJ Simpson White Bronco on the highway part
That scene was dope. Definitely caught me off guard.
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Damn that sucks man. Hope it's a relatively cheap fix. I always hear horror stories about BMW and their cooling systems being terrible. And here we are.......
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Definitely sounds like a cooling issue. My 3 did something relatively similar and the water pump went up.
lobotomybeats
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I bought this 2015 Impala 2LT back in July as a daily driv. I haven't done anything to it yet.
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The new Impala is a really good looking car... Might be my favorite American sedan on sale looks wise...
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damb bruh that mugg looking rightI bought this 2015 Impala 2LT back in July as a daily driv. I haven't done anything to it yet.
lobotomybeats
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We also bought a new black Tahoe. No pictures of that one yet.
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Guaranteed yambs.
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Im sure a shop could use spanner wrenches from another set of coils, but thats the key. Should I just buy another one? Do I need one for each coilover or just one?
Anyone with coils can chime in on how effective dampening is? My joints are wild in the city.
The previous owner had them super stiff and I didnt hae time to have the guy installing them adjust them.
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God could you imagine getting to drive the cars he gets to drive in the settings he gets to drive them? That would be just the ultimate.
Thierry Henry
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the guy sold the TSX 
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I think you're right, most spanner wrenches should be similar, many years ago I had an Accord that had some cheap ebay coilovers, and the spanner wrench that came with it looked exactly like that. The coilovers were so ****** though, that you could just turn them by hand, they felt like plastic, so I never used the spanner wrenches
Im sure a shop could use spanner wrenches from another set of coils, but thats the key. Should I just buy another one? Do I need one for each coilover or just one?
Anyone with coils can chime in on how effective dampening is? My joints are wild in the city.
The previous owner had them super stiff and I didnt hae time to have the guy installing them adjust them.
. Honestly though, for as cheap as both replacement parts are, I'd just get a pair of spanner wrenches, they should work for each coilover so you should only need the one pair, and the damper adjustment tool and be done with it. I'd assume you'd want a damper adjustment knob for each coilover, unless it's extremely easy to take out and swap to the other ones, for ease of adjustments. I'm sure some of the other Honda guys on here will know a bit more then me, but that should get ya started
Alternatively, just shoot an email to D2 Racing and see what they think, they should know too.
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iknownuffin
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Or call the guy ask him for it to pick it up or to mail it.
Im sure a shop could use spanner wrenches from another set of coils, but thats the key. Should I just buy another one? Do I need one for each coilover or just one?
Anyone with coils can chime in on how effective dampening is? My joints are wild in the city.
The previous owner had them super stiff and I didnt hae time to have the guy installing them adjust them.
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i don't have spanner wrenches. If i want to adjust my height i just use a big flathead screwdriver and hit it with a hammer to break the adjustable thing lose.
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He aint picking up, go figure.
I assumed you could use one damper key, adjust it with a few clicks then take it out and use it to adjust the other ones. Or you need to leave it in there?
I assumed you could use one damper key, adjust it with a few clicks then take it out and use it to adjust the other ones. Or you need to leave it in there?
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yes you can
