What did you do to your GE fit today?
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Lol.. Yeah he's not the most responsive guy in the world. Let's just say being persistent to borderline annoying is the only way to get him to answer. I had to send the same email to him 3 times within a few days to get one reply. Oh yeah and no more than one question per email or he just glazes over it.
Good luck ;p
Good luck ;p
For those in need, Tire Rack has the new Bridgestone RE-71Rs and Bridgestone is offering a $70 rebate on 4 tires for a limited time (other tires are also a part of the deal). I wasn't really in much need, way too many tires and wheels as it is, but I purchased (4) 205/50R16 RE-71Rs that will replace a set of AD08Rs on my RE30s most likely. Pricing here in Japan for this tire would have cost me about $68 more not to include the rebate and that's only because the ¥ is exchanging at 121/1. They are listed at ¥20000/tire.
This is the top dog of the Extreme Summer Performance tire at this time, possibly until new releases from BFG, Yoko and Kuhmo are dropped later this year. From feedback I have heard, it is as close as you can get to an S tire while still being rated for street duty.
This is the top dog of the Extreme Summer Performance tire at this time, possibly until new releases from BFG, Yoko and Kuhmo are dropped later this year. From feedback I have heard, it is as close as you can get to an S tire while still being rated for street duty.
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Come on over, I got the peanut butter. 
I'm curious to put them to work. Hope to bring out 3 sets of my wheels to a track day and compare as best as I can AD08Rs, Rivals and the RE-71Rs, granted track temp will probably be different between 3 sessions, but it would be cool to see the differences. Though at the same time, all are slightly different sizes (225/45(f) 205/50(r), 215/45 (f&r) and 205/50 (f&r)).
I'm curious to put them to work. Hope to bring out 3 sets of my wheels to a track day and compare as best as I can AD08Rs, Rivals and the RE-71Rs, granted track temp will probably be different between 3 sessions, but it would be cool to see the differences. Though at the same time, all are slightly different sizes (225/45(f) 205/50(r), 215/45 (f&r) and 205/50 (f&r)).
Last edited by 555sexydrive; Mar 17, 2015 at 01:53 AM.
Come on over, I got the peanut butter. I'm curious to put them to work. Hope to bring out 3 sets of my wheels to a track day and compare as best as I can AD08Rs, Rivals and the RE-71Rs, granted track temp will probably be different between 3 sessions, but it would be cool to see the differences. Though at the same time, all are slightly different sizes (225/45(f) 205/50(r), 215/45 (f&r) and 205/50 (f&r)).
I'm curious to put them to work. Hope to bring out 3 sets of my wheels to a track day and compare as best as I can AD08Rs, Rivals and the RE-71Rs, granted track temp will probably be different between 3 sessions, but it would be cool to see the differences. Though at the same time, all are slightly different sizes (225/45(f) 205/50(r), 215/45 (f&r) and 205/50 (f&r)).
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Hello,
Thanks for your guidance,
Yesterday night,
I did try with just key to ON, then start the car, before plugging in the scangauge or plug the scangauge first before turn the key to ON or start the car...
nothing works,
then I plug the scangauge to a Different Brand of Car,
and it read right away,
I began to worried that my Honda Fit OBD II Plug were broken,
so I decide to try one more time on the Honda Fit,
and it work right away now...
that is really strange...
anyway, it works fine now
I just need to find the right place to put the monitor
Thanks again.
Thanks for your guidance,
Yesterday night,
I did try with just key to ON, then start the car, before plugging in the scangauge or plug the scangauge first before turn the key to ON or start the car...
nothing works,
then I plug the scangauge to a Different Brand of Car,
and it read right away,
I began to worried that my Honda Fit OBD II Plug were broken,
so I decide to try one more time on the Honda Fit,
and it work right away now...
that is really strange...
anyway, it works fine now
I just need to find the right place to put the monitor
Thanks again.
I used the supplied velcro to stick it to the top of the steering column, behind the wheel and below the gauges.
Nope, he meant Revo. They make a short shifter for the Fit.
Revo Technica - Honda Fit Jazz GD 07+ Short Throw Shifter
Revo Technica - Honda Fit Jazz GD 07+ Short Throw Shifter
I just installed it (with the Velcro) few minutes ago
for the gauge, this is what I can remember out of top of my head,
intake temperature, water temperature, Volt (charging), timing advance, open or closed loop, some setting related to fuel cut off, fuel consumption, distance before empty (fuel), rpm, MAP pressure, etc etc...
Traded YeahitFits the Clazzio leather cover for the OEM Sport armrest for a set of Mugen license plate bolts!
Thanks for the heads-up, this is a good deal for anyone that needs Bridgestones!
The RE760's that I want are on sale but I don't need them yet
For those in need, Tire Rack has the new Bridgestone RE-71Rs and Bridgestone is offering a $70 rebate on 4 tires for a limited time (other tires are also a part of the deal). I wasn't really in much need, way too many tires and wheels as it is, but I purchased (4) 205/50R16 RE-71Rs that will replace a set of AD08Rs on my RE30s most likely. Pricing here in Japan for this tire would have cost me about $68 more not to include the rebate and that's only because the ¥ is exchanging at 121/1. They are listed at ¥20000/tire.
This is the top dog of the Extreme Summer Performance tire at this time, possibly until new releases from BFG, Yoko and Kuhmo are dropped later this year. From feedback I have heard, it is as close as you can get to an S tire while still being rated for street duty.
This is the top dog of the Extreme Summer Performance tire at this time, possibly until new releases from BFG, Yoko and Kuhmo are dropped later this year. From feedback I have heard, it is as close as you can get to an S tire while still being rated for street duty.
The RE760's that I want are on sale but I don't need them yet
Last edited by Waiz; Mar 17, 2015 at 03:13 PM.
You can get it here:
Thanks Mr. Hollow,
by the way,
I bought the Takero's Carbon Fiber Rear Spoiler Lips at this website:
https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/40069
if you prefer to buy the FRP instead of Carbon (but you have to paint it),
this is the link:
https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/38767
by the way,
I bought the Takero's Carbon Fiber Rear Spoiler Lips at this website:
https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/40069
- TAKERO'S
- REAR WING PLUS()
- (Japanparts No : 475-001-002)
- 48,000 yen (JPY) (Convert this)
- You save 18%
- 39,360 yen (JPY)
if you prefer to buy the FRP instead of Carbon (but you have to paint it),
this is the link:
https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/38767
- TAKERO'S
- REAR WING PLUS()
- (Japanparts No : 475-001-001)
- 30,600 yen (JPY) (Convert this)
- You save 17%
- 25,398 yen (JPY) (Convert this)