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RickHondaR Autoglym Polished Cosmic CTR New Pics 17/8/08

RickHondaR

RickHondaR

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Cleaned my Cosmic CTR approx 7 weeks ago with the Autoglm products in the order below

1. Super Resin Polish http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=HD&Range=1
2. Ultra Deep Shine http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=HF&Range=1
3. Extra Gloss Protection http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=FH&Range=1
4. Alloy Wheel Seal on the wheels http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=IJ&Range=1
5. Instant Tyre Dressing on the tyre's http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=FM&Range=1
6. Fast Glass on the windows http://www.autoglym.com/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=FI&Range=1

I do really rate the Autoglym range as its easy to use and give good results some people say the finish does not last as long as Meguiar's http://www.meguiars.co.uk/ which by most is rated as the best, but the Autoglym finish is as good and does cost half the price

I took these pictures approx 7 weeks after i had waxed with all of the above, so as you can see still looks nice and for just over 4years old I think she looks great

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Genuine Honda front fogs i fitted myself and genuine JDM wind deflectors

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Bosch aero twin wipers

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Can you see the scuff on the tyre? This never marked the rim thats why i prefer 215 tyre's

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RickHondaR footwell lights / LED's

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RickHondaR footwell lights (photo taken at dusk) I SELL THESE FOR £20

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Sony 8" sub with built in amp, i have had this about 3 years kicks a bigger punch than you would think and is nice and compact in the boot

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E-tech strut brace, i rate this a lot and fits with no problems unlike some

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JDM carbon fibre door sill

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Sparco pedals £26 from Halfords

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Carbing tie bar painted in black

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Sub fuse

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Polished gear knob, i can do yours for £15

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Vtec indicator

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Thanks for looking comments welcome
 
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It was filthy on Sunday.....:rolleyes: You need to get out more! :p
I can spot the scratches on the lower lip from here! j/k

Welcome btw, you'll find us a happier bunch than the place we discussed on Sunday:D
 
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what is the blue light on your dash?? does it not distract you when driving?
 
nickyboy said:
how much of a cahnt was the vtec mod m8?
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Dead easy i seen the icemode one on ebay but to be honest it seems very diy and mounted in the wrong place so was not going to spend £25 on it:evil:

So when i come up with my idea fitted it myself took about 2 hour but i am a perfectionist;) Anyway been selling them on ebay ever since and can now fit one in 20minutes as i have done about 4, must say im very proud of this mod due to where i fitted it and must be one of the best finishing touches i think
 
A pal of mine has the VTEC light in the lighter socket which looks cool at night (glows red then blue when teccing) but I need the lighter socket for charging phones etc

Would I have to drill a hole in the clocks? How easy to remove the clocks?
 
nickyboy said:
A pal of mine has the VTEC light in the lighter socket which looks cool at night (glows red then blue when teccing) but I need the lighter socket for charging phones etc

Would I have to drill a hole in the clocks? How easy to remove the clocks?
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yes you drill a hole and clocks take about 2minutes to remove all the time is stripping the clocks to put the led in, you must be careful so you dont break the needles etc
 
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