FieldGenEJ
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Thursday at 12:00 PM
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Hey all! Got my FL5 a while ago and I thought I would start a thread to see the progress. This is how she sits today:
Installed:
-Championship White Volk TE37SL 18x9.5 +38
-Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 275/35/R18
-Project Kics Monolith T1/07 Lugnuts
Future:
-Eibach Pro-kit lowering springs
Pics are from today. I'll update as I go.
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Yesterday at 12:02 AM
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Quick update: got the Eibach Pro-Kit Springs installed.
Drop: 1.0" Front, 0.7" Rear
Rides a bit rougher than stock but not harsh at all. Don't mind the brake dust on the white wheels. I'll clean them and get better pictures tomorrow.
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Yesterday at 11:03 AM
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FieldGenEJ said:
Quick update: got the Eibach Pro-Kit Springs installed.
Drop: 1.0" Front, 0.7" RearRides a bit rougher than stock but not harsh at all. Don't mind the brake dust on the white wheels. I'll clean them and get better pictures tomorrow.
Any rubbing so far?
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Yesterday at 12:21 PM
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I like the white wheels. I toyed with the idea of getting them, but ended up getting the Honda OEM forged wheels for the FL5.
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Yesterday at 12:56 PM
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Samurai1225 said:
I like the white wheels. I toyed with the idea of getting them, but ended up getting the Honda OEM forged wheels for the FL5.
Thanks! I can tell you from the 2 days I have had them that the cleaning is a hassle. The OEM pads are so dusty. I already ordered ceramic pads. The OEM forged are clean!
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Yesterday at 12:57 PM
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Sleepywood said:
Any rubbing so far?
Not even a little bit. Camber specs are 2 degrees rear and 1.5 degrees front. I'll update you if it rubs when the springs settle.
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Yesterday at 12:59 PM
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I love how it looks. Anyone have any suggestions for wheel cleaner? These are ceramic coated but the brake dust is insane. Ceramic brake pads on the way.
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Yesterday at 1:13 PM
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I love how it looks. Anyone have any suggestions for wheel cleaner? These are ceramic coated but the brake dust is insane. Ceramic brake pads on the way.
I coated my wheels with Gyeon "Rim" ceramic coating. It seems to help the cleaning process. I use and a lot of people like P&S Brake Buster. It's for the rims and tires and I think it works well. You are so right about the stock pads..... they throw a ton of dust.
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I coated my wheels with Gyeon "Rim" ceramic coating. It seems to help the cleaning process. I use and a lot of people like P&S Brake Buster. It's for the rims and tires and I think it works well. You are so right about the stock pads..... they throw a ton of dust.
Legit. Thanks! You're the second person to mention P&S. I'll check those out.
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Yesterday at 1:26 PM
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Legit. Thanks! You're the second person to mention P&S. I'll check those out.
Just to confirm, are your first pictures on stock suspension?
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Yesterday at 4:01 PM
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@FieldGenEJ I've posted this previously:
My wheels are also ceramic coated and I rotate P&S Brake Buster Total Wheel Cleaner and TUGA Devil Special Wheel Cleaner. P&S is good, but the TUGA Devil is the best wheel cleaner I've ever used. It's quite expensive so I don't use it every wash and tend to reserve it for when the wheels are dirtier than normal.
Every third wash or so I use Gyeon Q2M WetCoat on freshly cleaned wheels. Apply liberally and immediately rinse off with plenty water. The coating layered on top of a ceramic coating lasts about 3 months. It's just a little extra protection on top. Minimal effort for incremental gain.
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