Updated 11-1-25

Engine
Top Fuel Zero-1000 Power Chamber intake
T1R 50S exhaust
JDP CF radiator plate
Polished intake manifold
Tomei oil cap
Spoon radiator cap

Chassis
HKS Hipermax GT IV coilovers
Work Meister 17x7 +38et
205/40R17 Kumho PS31 tires (going Yokohamas next)
Powerstop drilled and slotted rotors with ceramic pads
Progress rear sway bar
Cusco strut bar

Exterior
Mugen front spoiler
Mugen grill
JDP CF rear diffuser
Morimoto Mini D2S retrofitted projectors upgraded with LED bulbs
Axis Styling LED taillights
CF side mirror caps
CF rear window garnish
OEM red emblems
Amber LED fog lights

Interior
J's Racing steering wheel
Sparco R333 seats
Sparco seat belt pads
Buddy Club seat rails (with additional hardware)
Razo RA93 shift knob
Mugen red mirror cover
OEM CF-look panel trims
Door sill trims
Mugen and Maxpider floor mats
Kilmat sound deadening on all 5 doors and spare tire well

Current state:
Updated with a few changes, biggest change was the Work wheels. Wish I had a better photo before it got hit by hail damage. Replaced the windshield and cowl since then, just need to repair dents. It's all about maintenance at this point, just trying to keep it alive but I've had some bad luck during the last couple of years with this car after a kid sideswiped my passenger doors which I had to replace. Also picked up a Type R in 2018 so all the mod money is going elsewhere




Original Post:
Finally getting around to posting pics of my GE8. Nothing crazy here, just keeping it pretty simple.

Stock in July 2010


New wheels


At last week's Honda-Tech Meet




Lowered on RSR Ti2000 Super Downs




Quick photo shoot










A couple of friends

 

looks good but i dont know how i feel about the wheels, nevertheless its a super clean car

 

I like this image

Personally, I like those wheels on your ride. They are different from the usual "expected" tuner wheels, but that's not the only reason I like them. They add to the sleekness and clean look of your ride. Plus, they're just nice wheels.

Sorry if I missed it, but what size tires/rims? Thanks.

Car looks nice, man!

 

the longer i stare the better they look lol

 

Thanks guys, I took a lot of time considering whether I should get these wheels or not. I wanted a decent brand at a good price that wasn't too heavy. I also wanted something different, but not ricey. When I first saw them, they looked good but I almost thought they looked too ghetto and blingy, so they had to grow on me too, lol.

Specs:
17" Enkei T-Forks in gunmetal gray
+45 offset
19.15 lbs each
Works with TPMS
Tires are Hankook Ventus V2 Concepts at 205/40R17 (500 tread life and good in snow, too )

These wheels were a perfect match for the semi-aggressive amount that I was going to drop it.

 

I like the way the wheels look when they're in motion

 

Thanks, it kind of reminds me of the Star Wars Imperial logo, lol.


This is how we Darths roll!

 

To be totally honest, i really really dislike these kind of wheels. Kind of chrome bits and stuff, more of a show wheel than anything.

BUT, for some reason. I REALLY like your car and your wheels. You pull it off well (might also have something to do with us having the same tail lights on an SSM). +rep

 

i think the wheel looks very good paired with everything else on the car. Very very unexpectedly good for a very unusual model.

Great work, the more i stare at it, the better. It may be due to its cleaness.

Bravo

 

Its amazing what a set of wheels and springs do for a cars look, I think there's 2 other cars in the pic, I think

 

Really dig the wheels!

 

''dynamite''

 

Looks super clean and I am lovin' the wheel/tire/drop combo as it's definitely not something you see a lot.

After checking out some of your pics I almost want to go yank the OEM body side moldings off my GE now...no telling how many more door dings I would have though w/out those on.

Also...I keep seeing more and more of those LED Depo tails on here and might just have to pull the trigger on a set...they look especially great on an SSM!

 

Thanks guys!

I do like the body moldings but they kind of break up the clean lines of the GE. Surprisingly, I have no door dings yet, but I also tend to park away from other cars. I've gotten a few comments off-forum about how I had fake LED taillights, but I do what I like and I think it looks good, it's not like I'm trying to get into a magazine or anything. I think they look really great on SSM.

Me and a friend again:












T1R 50S axleback


Something feels like it's...missing

 

Impressive!

... Most Impressive!!

... But you are not a Jedi yet!!!

 

only thing i don't understand is; why does your friend keep his front plates on his RSX if you arn't required to have them in your state. assumeing so, because you don't have them.

 

T1R 50S axleback



Are your tires directional? If so, I think you might wanna check your tire orientation as it looks like from the pic that your left rear tire is turning the wrong way.

 

i need this set of springs! assuming it is just springs and not coil overs?? , i am currently using my 2007 fit sprint springs on my 2010, and its not low enough for me!!!
i thought you had 18" wheels but thats probably because your choice of wheel has a hidden lip (painted black) i am also running 17" wheels but am using a 215 45 tire with a bit of rubbing in front, i will get into a set of 205 45's when these are wore out (soon i bought them used to check fitment)

anyway i like your decal on the back, and am thinking of designing a similar one, keep up the work its turning out great!

 

EvoFit - Yes, Texas does require front plates, but I hate the way it looks so it's off. So far I haven't been pulled over for it. My friend HAS to have his though because his dad is a cop.

onemiglandicho - I also noticed that after I took that picture and laughed at myself for not putting it on correctly, smh. I can lower a car, but I can't face my tires in the right direction.

vtecfit1 - Yes, I am on RSR Ti2000 Super Down springs. I believe they are the lowest drop on springs for the GE8 currently (2.0" F, 1.8" R). I'm only on these because I got a good deal from a member here, they are way too expensive new. Coilovers are definitely the way to go as it will save you the hassle of replacing shocks later on. My wheels don't have a black lip, I think the impression of being on 18s comes from the spokes reaching all the way to the lip of the wheel. I'm on 205/40s with no rubbing but the ride is a bit bumpier.

 

Loving your GE8 bro. Keep up the good work.