I thought the red dash pad and door inserts were a standard thing; I didn't realize that they are black with the black seats..Changed out the dash pad for an OEM red one. Wanted to break up the sea of black.![]()
I asked them about this on an email and they said it's too much of a pain to do that piece for the time being, maybe in the future.I imagine this could be sent to Overland Designs to be done.
Bummer.I asked them about this on an email and they said it's too much of a pain to do that piece for the time being, maybe in the future.
What knob is this? Looks awesome!new knob
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Thanks, here's the linkWhat knob is this? Looks awesome!
Soak them in some pb and you should be fine.Im on the fence because of those studs lol
Did mine like a month ago and the one nut got seized on the top stud toward the head and snapped the stud in half, the other nut came off but took half of the threads with it. Had to take it to a machine shop and they had a difficult time taking out the one that was seized. Asked them if they thought I should have done anything differently and they said "no, the stud material choice by Honda was terrible."Im on the fence because of those studs lol
Do you still have the OEM black charcoal one?Changed out the dash pad for an OEM red one. Wanted to break up the sea of black.![]()
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Yeah, while bleeding the clutch isn't technically required while bleeding the brakes, it's certain wise to do so. Better fluid there makes a decent difference.Installed the sirimoto clutch line. Took my time because of the brake fluid.
Easy bleed process with a stahlbus bleeder on the clutch mc. Clutch feels more direct and give some feel in clutch pedal.
Bleeding that line also helped my brakes feel even better. I guess there was some air left in the system.
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