My track day Civic 1.6i 16v

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Post by Kai Vaksdal »

Spent a bit more time stripping the rest of the rear out of the Civic.
Amazing how clean it all is under there - just needed a wipe with some polish. The rear strut brace is in now too. Cold air intake and exhaust wrap also completed.

Just need a couple of race seats and harnesses, then ready for a bit of engine work......

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http://pub50.bravenet.com/photocenter/a ... lbum=51611


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Post by EE9 CVC »

I bet she's a lot Noisier now!
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Eh? Pardon?

Yeah, it is noisier - but that's no bad thing!

I only drive it for fun and on track days, so the noise just adds to it.

Lighter is faster !
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Post by Marc_EE9 »

looks good!!

nice strut brace :wink:

did u end up jacking it up?
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Post by Kai Vaksdal »

Hi Marc,

Thanks - yeah, good looking strut brace that!! ;)

I jacked the car up and went two more turns than you had.

It feels great now.

Thanks again!
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Post by Marc_EE9 »

wicked, glad to help!

let me know if u need a hand with anything, ur only down the road - kind of haha
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Nice car! Thats a clean looking track weapon :D
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Looks awesome buddy 8)

Gat that sound deadening out though and while your at it, doorcards and dash!
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Post by Kai Vaksdal »

Hei, Jeffro

Will be thinking about the dash and door cards now.

Just not sure if I am ready to lose the everything inside, but then again "in for a penny...."

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True, though as you said its only for fun and trackdays, go the whole way dude! :) 8)
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Little update on this,

Inside is now completely stripped - even the passenger seat and headlining have gone.

Still stuck (literally) with the sound deadening on the floor though.

The favourites seem to be heat it and peel it or freeze it and crack it off. I don't have a burner or dry ice...Anyone fancy helping me to get rid of it all?

Big lunch in it for anyone who can help!!
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Post by Adam »

Kai Vaksdal wrote:Little update on this,

Inside is now completely stripped - even the passenger seat and headlining have gone.

Still stuck (literally) with the sound deadening on the floor though.

The favourites seem to be heat it and peel it or freeze it and crack it off. I don't have a burner or dry ice...Anyone fancy helping me to get rid of it all?

Big lunch in it for anyone who can help!!
Hair dryer is the next best thing mate!
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Post by Marc_EE9 »

nitromors too, but dont leave it on too long if u do use it
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What is nitromors, Marc?

You got some and fancy a quick trip "up the road"?

Would be big lunch or many beers in it for you....

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u know it, the painnt stripper in the green bottle/tin...??
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