Facelift accord euro r

[Jamiefk2]

After wanting one for a while decided to start looking for a euro r so put the fk2 up for sale. Found one that had just been freshly imported in what I think is the best colour arctic blue pearl. Long few months wait and finally got the car a couple of weeks ago. Came with a few mugen bits already fitted including full exhaust front grill and mega rare rear lip which was a bonus. There is a few bits needing done like roof needing painted and a good machine polish. Also got a set of h&r lowering springs to fit as they are far to high from factory.

[d_a_n1979]

Lovely stuff

Another on these forums

[horsemeatscandal]

Nice. Did you buy from an importer/dealer or a private sale?

What are your thoughts on the FK2? I have a Euro R now but the FK2 is on the shortlist for next car in a couple of years. The only thing that puts me off is the harsh ride.

I picked my Euro R up in early May and have already spent a fair bit of money on it. I would highly recommend the Tein Flex Z coilovers.

[Jamiefk2]

horsemeatscandal said:

Nice. Did you buy from an importer/dealer or a private sale?

What are your thoughts on the FK2? I have a Euro R now but the FK2 is on the shortlist for next car in a couple of years. The only thing that puts me off is the harsh ride.

I picked my Euro R up in early May and have already spent a fair bit of money on it. I would highly recommend the Tein Flex Z coilovers.

I bought it privately but the guy I got it off had a change of mind while waiting on it so it had only just landed when he decided to sell. I picked it up from the importer.

The fk2 was a brilliant car I had it for 2 years and used it every day. It does everything really well and personally I didn't think the ride was that harsh at all depends what you are used to. If you are coming from a car with coilovers I would say it's probably not much different.

Everyone says that the teins are great and I do kind of wish I had went with them but will see how it goes with the springs.