Sold the FL5 Type R. Never had the chance to install some of these. Used parts are lightly used, please see photos. The car had about 5K miles when I sold it.
All are OBO, located in SoCal. Prefer local pick up, can ship smaller items. Buyer covers shipping.
(BNIB) Swift SPEC-R Sport Springs...
My car has around the same miles like yours, to be honest, there wasn’t much of a color change and also the reservoir is not completely clear. The clutch uses the same fluid so if you don’t flush that, it will get mixed. I could be wrong…
Remember when finding a hazardous waste collection can be a PITA. I went to four diff places and they did not accept brake fluid. I ended up giving my fluid to a shop and tipped them.
I almost think paying a shop to do future flushes is more worth it.
Thanks all for the suggestions. I flushed the brakes yesterday.
It definitely was not a hard task but have to have patience. Something’s that occurred.
- There was a leak at the reservoir cap (Honda cap connected to Motive bleeder) so I had to tighten it.
- I had to keep the pressure between...
Does it matter if I keep the emergency brake engaged or release it?
My car only has about 5k miles, if the existing fluid is clear/identical to the new SRF, is there a way to just estimate based on time on each valve bleed?
thanks
I see you’re on +38 wheels with swift springs. Do you rub on bumps or at the track if you’ve been?
I’m on +38 Advan GT and have swift springs waiting to install but hesitant to install due to the 38 wheels rubbing.
Seems like +45 is the way to go?