Scotts Canadian Taffeta White GE8 (56k doom)
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Joined: Aug 2010
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From: San Francisco + Oakland
WOW, you learn something new every day. I NEVER knew that! Awesome.
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Sooo I've been meaning to update this for awhile and finally got the chance to do it.
Here's a problem you guys probably never have!
Here's what I did.
2011 CR-Z under engine air diffuser.
Tada!
Some more goodies
Pedals installed
Towhook and license plate bolts
Dumped the backseats (-70lbs)
New shoes!
Sneak peak
And finally the latest addition
Progress 19mm rear sway bar
Uses OEM bolt holes! Any beginner could (and definitely should!) do this mod.
I've also installed 3000k (yellow) HID's, but no pictures yet.
Here's a problem you guys probably never have!
Here's what I did.
2011 CR-Z under engine air diffuser.
Tada!
Some more goodies
Pedals installed
Towhook and license plate bolts
Dumped the backseats (-70lbs)
New shoes!
Sneak peak
And finally the latest addition
Progress 19mm rear sway bar
Uses OEM bolt holes! Any beginner could (and definitely should!) do this mod.
I've also installed 3000k (yellow) HID's, but no pictures yet.
Last edited by AcousticAudio; Mar 9, 2011 at 07:55 PM.
Woah. Is that perfect fit? Bolt holes align and everything? Or did you have to do some fabricating? Eitherway, thats a good idea. Would be good for people with CAIs or just dont want water/mud/snow splashing up there.
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Not to mention probably some increased fuel savings? Mostly on the highway though I'm sure. The shape is perfect, but you will have to be creative when it comes to bolting it up. Took me maybe a half hour of being picky, but it fits great! But yeah as I work at a Honda dealership, I get alot of opportunities to work on the CR-Z and see what could be compatible with the GE8. And I get parts at cost + 10%, so it's not difficult to experiment!
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From: Houston, TX
Not to mention probably some increased fuel savings? Mostly on the highway though I'm sure. The shape is perfect, but you will have to be creative when it comes to bolting it up. Took me maybe a half hour of being picky, but it fits great! But yeah as I work at a Honda dealership, I get alot of opportunities to work on the CR-Z and see what could be compatible with the GE8. And I get parts at cost + 10%, so it's not difficult to experiment!
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Dropped by the shop to do some work today..
Did my first B service on the car
Finally got the front towhook on.
I'm driving the Fit to California in April for the Coachella music festival, so today I added a triple thick layer of undercoat to all the wheel wells and undercarriage, and added some 2"x10" strips of Dynamat to the spare tire well in an effort to reduce the road noise while on the highway. I definitely feel like the car rides much quieter inside now.
Did my first B service on the car
Finally got the front towhook on.
I'm driving the Fit to California in April for the Coachella music festival, so today I added a triple thick layer of undercoat to all the wheel wells and undercarriage, and added some 2"x10" strips of Dynamat to the spare tire well in an effort to reduce the road noise while on the highway. I definitely feel like the car rides much quieter inside now.
