Recent content by Typefern

Matt changed my cam belt and water pump on my DC2. Top job and nice guy. Cheers John

Totally agree, the guy was fine and thankfully the airbag was activated as I had fitted the 99 MY steering wheel.

Painful picture: Nice FN2, very underrated cars IMO. Close friend had one for years, his could have done with an LSD and a few more revs but was way more practical than my DC5. Sorry to say your old DC2 looked familiar, I wrote it off last year after only owning it for a day :cry...

Great build mate, looks really good. John

Thanks for the comments, live in the midlands mate. Cheers John

Update with parts fitted: TypeRkits rear spoiler New leather gaitor New Civinfo sticker New Type R mats K & N drop in filter Spark plugs NGK LASER IRIDIUM New leather gaitor and new Type R mats Spark plugs and drop in filter, surprised the effort needed to change some...

I carried out the full fast road set up with the camber bolts on the front, it didn't need shiming at the rear as it was already in spec. I did see an improvement on turn in, although I think -15mm Eibach springs are next on the list. Cheers John

It's awesome, don't get me wrong, as a drivers car there are better Honda's out there,BUT as an all round car it ticks every box and boxes it shouldn't, even as a five seater family car and easily taking 3 large suit cases when we went on holiday. It can do that, however also on a country lane...

Haha I will hold back with the picture of the new Muuugen spoiler fitted :-) It does look clean without the GP kit. Cheers John

Hi EK9 Owners After 3 years of wanting one, 1 year of talking of getting one and 3 months of looking I finally have my CTR CWE: Honda Civic Type R Championship White Edition Full Dealer Service History 1 owner from new 26000miles Here is how it looked after driving 100 miles home...

Bugger, owner before Holy V-tec! I was hoping to buy it back one day and keep it forever: Honda Integra Type R v Typefern (my new car) - Detailing World Cheers John