*GE Honda Fit Picture Thread*
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From: Somewhere, FL
at least you still stuck w/ Honda. Enjoy your civic! I still love the Mugen Hello Kitty (so awesome!).
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From: San Diego, CA
Here's mine.
Posted it in the SSM thread the other day with no responses yet... I think the guys in there are all GE8 haters. BTW, anyone else get a slight vibration in the clutch when shifting at a higher RPM? (4500+)
Posted it in the SSM thread the other day with no responses yet... I think the guys in there are all GE8 haters. BTW, anyone else get a slight vibration in the clutch when shifting at a higher RPM? (4500+)
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Central CA
No pictures yet, but I had to share my story...
I picked up my car about a week and a half ago. Today was my apointment to get the windows tinted. I get back from lunch with the newly tinted windows. All of a sudden people are asking me about the car, how cute it is, lol.
All it took to get it to stop looking like a wagon was to get the windows tinted. :-)
I picked up my car about a week and a half ago. Today was my apointment to get the windows tinted. I get back from lunch with the newly tinted windows. All of a sudden people are asking me about the car, how cute it is, lol.
All it took to get it to stop looking like a wagon was to get the windows tinted. :-)
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Joined: Aug 2008
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From: SF/Fremont, CA
^hehe nice.
Kind of in response to Drewski's question...i think vibration in clutch at high rpm's could be similar to vibrations on the autoshifter felt when driving in high revs. I think it's pretty normal, especially in lower end cars. Not indicitive of poor quality, but just less isolation from the drivetrain.
Kind of in response to Drewski's question...i think vibration in clutch at high rpm's could be similar to vibrations on the autoshifter felt when driving in high revs. I think it's pretty normal, especially in lower end cars. Not indicitive of poor quality, but just less isolation from the drivetrain.
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: San Diego, CA
^hehe nice.
Kind of in response to Drewski's question...i think vibration in clutch at high rpm's could be similar to vibrations on the autoshifter felt when driving in high revs. I think it's pretty normal, especially in lower end cars. Not indicitive of poor quality, but just less isolation from the drivetrain.
Kind of in response to Drewski's question...i think vibration in clutch at high rpm's could be similar to vibrations on the autoshifter felt when driving in high revs. I think it's pretty normal, especially in lower end cars. Not indicitive of poor quality, but just less isolation from the drivetrain.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: st petersburg, florida
my TW 09 Fit sport
here are some pics of my fit that i picked up two weeks ago. i love this car!
got the windows tinted, the door edge guards put on (pain in the ass) and the side door trim stuff (easy).
before the side trim,
fit rear end
next are some tow hooks and the roof rack as soon as thule makes one available!
then something needs to be done to this stereo. not sure on my speaker choice yet, i need to go and listen to the focals,
got the windows tinted, the door edge guards put on (pain in the ass) and the side door trim stuff (easy).
before the side trim,
fit rear end
next are some tow hooks and the roof rack as soon as thule makes one available!
then something needs to be done to this stereo. not sure on my speaker choice yet, i need to go and listen to the focals,
Last edited by spinnb7; Oct 11, 2008 at 06:26 PM.
