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Yeah, it's nice to actually drive it without worrying if it's working or getting pulled over. Thanks for the kind works about the cars! Half of me wants to make this 99 all stock and take parts off of it and sell it. Dump all the cash into making the og 96 super legit,swapped and all! Who...

I think I have my faulty brake light figured out. Noticed corrosion on the male and female ends on the contacts of the harness for the tail light. Sprayed some cleaner on them and slide the plugs together quite a few times to get th corrosion off, seems to have done the trick.

I see. I'll dig in to my situation some time soon.

Let me know what you find out on your tail light. Maybe it'll shed some light on my situation.

Notice Something Different?!

Here's a pic of the fleet this past Saturday, except my ruckus.

Finally drove this civic this past weekend since that last pic I posted. It just sits in the garage collecting dust. Last time I drove it back during spring break I got pulled over for my driver side brake light not working. The previous September I drove to the other side of the state for a car...

Put an oem sir lip on the 96 a couple weeks ago.

That was temporary. The guys that did the paint job swapped intake mani's while the engine was out of the car. What was in that pic was replaced years ago. This pic was from last summer and this is what it looks like today.

I'm sure a local salvage yard would have one. All the front oem ones are the same on all the 96-00 civics. Just a heads up now, never lose your rear ones if you have them. The rear ones for the hatchbacks are harder to come by and usually pay around $75 for replacing both, when you find them.

First time moving the civic since October 14th. Washed it. Car show this weekend, so prepping for that. Lowered it a bit last night. I also took off the front mud guards.

I've overfilled once. I used medical tubing to put down the dip stick tube and used a large syringe to extract the extra oil.

I know a few people run this brand. http://www.toponemotors.com/ek9-honda-civic-1999-2000.html

I really like that color. Nice score on the new civic!

Man, so clean and stock!

Good work. Did you put the divet in the new axle nut? Don't want that coming off.

Dig your ride!

Nice builds!

Looks to be Rota Auto X's. Definitely not SSR Type X's.