Showing posts with label HID. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HID. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Some Love For The EM2

I have looked far and wide for a clean EM2 since I have been far to lazy to lazy to take a picture of my car and honestly I am not happy with it yet anyways so here is quite a nice EM2 to drool at even if it is the most hated Honda Civic that has ever come out (by the after market of course, I love my car and this car)






The type-R front lip, OEM HFP side skirts, and the spoilerless look is great. Slammed with D2 coilovers on stepped lip 16" GT3 wheels w/ Purple Vison lug nuts, this car has got all the right stuff to give it a really nice stance. The suspension has D2 LCA's, Beaks tie bars, and the SPC camber kit. The lighting is 10K HIDs and the OEM yellow fog lights. The interior is complete with Corbeau racing seats and a simple Mugen shift knob. Simple, Clean, Beautiful!

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

VIP Civic

So I have been busy chasing the electrical demons in my car and fixing a belt that will not stay at the proper tension... Anyways upon my return I give you the sickest VIP Civic I have ever seen... it doesn't get much cleaner










Monday, February 1, 2010

5 Axis Rsx

5 Axis puts out some amazing products this RSX-S is no exception to that rule. This car has several subtle design features that make for an aggressive and stunning car. The first thing that can be noticed is the 5 Axis designed rims the X5:F in Gunmetal which looks amazing with the charcoal color of the RSX. The next design feature is the custom aero package from 5 Axis, which is a widebody kit that is very aggressive in its lines, a little lower stance would make this thing look amazing. There are of course HIDs to top off the look of this car



On the inside 5 axis did not slouch either wrapping the interior in suede and carbon fiber removing many things like the radio bezel and feature buttons while maintaining the comfort of A/C. The only thing I wish they would have done would be to use a short shifter because the shifter looks largely out of place.