I wouldn't reccomend autoclutch for a pressure plate / clutch upgrade either. Had some really shoddy work out of them lately.
I wouldn't reccomend autoclutch for a pressure plate / clutch upgrade either. Had some really shoddy work out of them lately.
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When I had my gearbox out last year I got my pressure plate rebuilt and uprated by Autoclutch. It is now twice the clamping pressure of the stock one but when I put it in it was actually softer to push in and out. I was a little concerned but run with it. No issues what so ever but interesting to say the least.
From what i've read they may have got the spacing wrong or something. Ive raced with it and it's perfect, just interesting that it's softer than the stock one![]()
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they seriously mucked up the spacing on the last clutch we had done there, to the point where once installed it was not operational. Clutch before that was rebuilt using the wrong materials (either by accident, or charging for one material and using another) and failed not long after being fitted.
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Good afternoon.
-Got a battery relocation kit. Was used in another EF so everything is already to size. Just got to make a bracket to secure it too the floor in the boot.
-Sorted a new clutch kit. Should be here in the next week or two. Extreme clutch. Australian made, few mates run them and have had good results.
-Got four new tires sorted, Hero! 195/45/15. Getting them fitted by my tire god, Dr. Rubber. Also getting my guards rolled. Cheers boss.
-Purchased a pair of 20mm spacers for the rear and 15mm spacers for the front.
-Got my tints done last week by Car Folie in there temp location in Hamilton. Splendid Job. Really stoked.
Gave the Civic are good wax and poilish before the last auckland meet. Looks far better. Will take pictures if this fucking shit weather clears up. Well it's a mint day today but i'm in the office till dark![]()
Hopefully Sunday.
Great thread Rob! Am sort of getting a hang of the whole NZH thing now.
Can't wait for next update.
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VERY tidy EF mate![]()
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Decided to keep this build thread going. Don't like how the Blog system works. Makes my head hurt.
Did some work on the car on sunday.
Rear brake pads were very low, so i bought some new Bendix pads, removed rear calipers and gave them a quick clean up with a wire wheel/brush.
Painted them dark blue, not everyone's cup of tea but i like it. The pots weren't seized which i was stoked about. Greased the sliders and installed new pads.
Bleed all four brakes, working well.
Also for the last few weeks i have had the civic very low, low as it could go. I have had enough of battling with driveways, speed bumps etc. Raised the car to a much more sensible height and removed the spacers. It's so much more comfortable to drive now and handles far better of course.
With track days/NIMM coming up i am gathering parts for maintainence for when i pull the motor out next month.
Will be posting up some pictures tonight.
x2 lol Hasn't quite caught onto people just yet.Don't like how the Blog system works. Makes my head hurt.
All that work rolling the guards for nothing ae![]()
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Pfft, Greg didn't do shit, it was my epic heat gun skillz that made it come out so well
Looking forward to the pics![]()
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LOL, i bet your epic heat gun skills pull all teh bitchez.
Right then.
Header/Exhaust.
Header will be polished up when i take the engine out
The rest of the system. Rubber hanger fallen apart lol
This dent in the sump has been there since i bought the car. Will be replacing the sump with my baffled sump.
Battery holster for battery to boot relocation:
Clutch kit and release bearing. Forgot to get a picture of the pressure plate..
Thermal Intake Gasket:
Rear brakes/pads:
Nardi steering wheel i picked up cheap a few weeks ago.
B16A2 Intake:
Picked a set of Buddyclub P1s for a steal. Due to the extreme curbing they have.
Last pic of the Civic before i raised it and removed the spacers:
More pics to come.
boo to raising car back !!
Those P1s look very familiar..
edit and booo x2! Looks good regardless.
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[QUOTE=necsis;1685268]Also for the last few weeks i have had the civic very low, low as it could go. I have had enough of battling with driveways, speed bumps etc. Raised the car to a much more sensible height and removed the spacers.[QUOTE]
Wasnt as low as it could go haha
Update.
Last weekend i started pulling out the interior. Ran the battery cable under the carpet for the battery to boot relocation.
Back seats and rear carpet have been removed. Also getting some custom mounting plates made through a mate to mount my Racepro seat to the factory EF9 rails. Got my sump baffle welded in aswell.
Big weekend coming up. Will be ripping the engine out.
Have purchased:
4 new CV boots
LH outer CV joint
Castrol magnatec engine oil
Honda MTF
Coolant
Throttle body gasket
Sump gasket
etc etc..
Plan is to take the Civic to my parents house to use their garage. Will be going over on Friday afternoon as i got the day off work.
-Will be organizing the garage.
-Laying out all tools needed on the tool bench.
-Got alot of snap-lock bags from work to label and put nuts/bolts into them to keep things tidy and organized.
-Will be getting an engine crane and engine stand from a mate.
-Jacking the car up onto axle stands and removing the bonnet.
-I will then let the fluids drain overnight.
Will try and take as many photos as i can and update each night.
Your pulling engine out just to do things above? Orr am i missing something
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Hes doing clutch and flywheel too![]()
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