NFR_AP2's 2004 NFR Build
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Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Largo, FL
are you trying to say looks good? if so, thanks 
wow thats cool man i was actually wondering if anyone from clubcivic would find me over here! hahahaha as far as taking the tape off i used a heat gun and pulled slow but there was alot of adhesive i had to remove after...there was a few spots that were a little scratched up. seems alot of people have that problem
i hope so dude :/ at least before summer ends
comments like this are an inspiration for me 
haha is that possible?
i ordered them brand new from weksos (james handled the entire transaction, took about 2 and a half months for them to arrive)
thanks dude, im not really sure honestly i kinda want to save for an OEM hardtop
The build is awesome so far man, followed your EJ8 build on clubcivic as well so I'm pretty excited to see where this one goes. Have a question about when you removed your windshield tape at the beginning, was it a pain to get off, was there any damage to the paint under the tape? Just picked up an 04 AP2 as well and want to do the same, just wondering.
comments like this are an inspiration for me haha is that possible?
thanks dude, im not really sure honestly i kinda want to save for an OEM hardtop
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: South Carolina
He was running 235/40 F and 245/40 R.
There are a few videos around of that exact exhaust /intake/hfc setup around on other's cars (I have the same setup myself) but it really never truly captures what it's like.
There are a few videos around of that exact exhaust /intake/hfc setup around on other's cars (I have the same setup myself) but it really never truly captures what it's like.