Thread: EF9 civic b18c 7.5k ono

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Red ef9
fresh WOF last week
current rego
(not really sure about the enigne as i didnt build it)
b18c block
b16a1 head
unsure of pistons but it has a high ish CR (could be p30 or ctr pistons)
4-2-1 headers
RSR + a short coby (quiet)
KnN pod filter
3" intake pipe
Manual steering rack
ek9 N1 crank pully
heavy duty clutch
light weight flywheel
s1 box only crunched one or twice in the hole time i have owned it but i have done a oil change with mtf and its mint
quafile LSD
slotted front rotors
stripped interior
D2 adjustables (gen1 i think)
15x8 +25 stance motions (only set in the country, correct me if im wrong, bought em off ebay)
195/45 Nankang ns2 good tread all round.
front strut tower brace
rear strut tower brace
rear lower brace
standard ecu with a chip + tune
de-loomed engine bay
jvc head uint aux + cds + radio works
components front speakers
Braided brake lines all round
racepro black/red fixed back bucket seat (note the seat is rather tight) on buddyclub super low rails
drift style saas steering wheel with boss kit (also got the standard steering wheel)

ran a 13.86s 1/4 mile at meremere night wars (street tyres)
Paint is pretty tidy but not perfect, has a few small chips on front lip.
has had a re-spray by the previous owner
the front passengers guard is black (sticker bombed atm)
always run on bp 98

bad points:
uncerted
A class rego (never had issues with it, can be changed easily)
idle jumps up and down (800-1800) doesnt bother me, doesnt die either

cheers to Nathan Timoko from madmax for the photos

Can you tell me a little more about the Super Low Buddy Club Rails?

Maybe in a PM

That problem your having with your "Hunting" Idle - Try looking into the AIC (Air Idle Control Valve). Real simple fix. Sometimes the valve gets sticky and doesn't open properly. Usually situated under the Intake manifold. Easy to get off and either clean or replace. That should fix your problem bro. Or just give it a little whack with a screw driver :p That sometimes works too.