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  1. Kazuo_WFC 2025 Civic Type R build

    I got the powerflex bushings and compliance bushings for the front lower control arm. Just a warning, with the compliance bushings installed, the front LCA bushings will not work as a complete set. The bolt to secure the front LCA bushings will NOT line up with the subframe. Unless, you know...
  2. Official CHAMPIONSHIP WHITE FL5 Type R Photos Thread

    Decided to change it up a little. Got Titan 7's as spares and powercoated them Volk Racing Green
  3. Honda Collection Hall - Cars and Coffee

    I hope there's no rain on saturday AM
  4. Honda Collection Hall - Cars and Coffee

    Let's go!
  5. JDML3IA Turns 1 Year Old! Mod List added - Weekend+Track Build Journal

    Have fun @jdml3ia! Wish I could go but I won't be able to make it.... Planning for chuckwalla in 2 weeks!
  6. Honda Collection Hall - Cars and Coffee

    Damn, I was looking forward to this....
  7. Dust Boot Cooked!!

    It's pretty straightforward when I did it. It's easier to change them when the pistons are sticking out. Use a pick to pry out the old dust boots, then slip on the new dust boots. I removed the rotor and bolted the caliper back on so that I can work on removing the old boots and installing the...
  8. Dust Boot Cooked!!

    I'm probably going to go with the Girodisc dust boot kit: Girodisc Dust Boot Evasive motorsports Just ordered a set of new pads too. I Currently have Project Mu Clubracer pads on my car. Tried ordering another set, but it's on backorder. Going to try Paragon R5 front / Paragon P3 rear
  9. Dust Boot Cooked!!

    Was inspecting my brake pads, and this is what I discovered. Dust boots are cooked after multiple track days. Any of you know how to replace these?
  10. Choosing a radiator for occasional track days, help

    Even though it's a good deal, you're still wasting your time and money on the HEL oil cooler. I'm considering the WOT oil cooler. That's the only product I see available that is worth buying.
  11. Choosing a radiator for occasional track days, help

    Honestly, If I had to do it all over again, I would do PWR Radiator. But I'm stubborn and already went the CSF route. Adding an oil cooler should put less load on the radiator to cool down the coolant and oil. FYI, the HEL oil cooler is mounted in front of the radiator, so that might not help...
  12. Choosing a radiator for occasional track days, help

    I track my car and I do have the CSF Radiator and the Acuity Reverse flow hoses. Cooling has improved but car still overheats. I need to do a cool down after 4 laps. I recommend removing that bulky PRL intercooler which blocks airflow to the radiator. I'm thinking of adding an oil cooler down...
  13. *The FL5 Track Junkie Thread*

    That's really good tire wear. how much camber are you running?
  14. CSF Radiator + Acuity Reverse Flow Coolant hose + PRL intercooler

    Hey Guys! Sorry for the late response. Changes I made this time around: - Switched back to Stock intercooler - Installed HPT cooling plate Weather was hotter, cooling was improved with more airflow going into the radiator but car still overheats. At 75F ambient, the coolant temps get to 230F...




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