Search results

  1. Used engine oil with milky substance

    I always hate to be the bad guy, but unfortunately yes you're very likely looking at either a tear down/rebuild, or replace long block
  2. Used engine oil with milky substance

    Based on many Years in various dealers, most of my experience is bmw and Lexus, I feel based on the noise in that video, and the stripper glitter in the pan, you spun a rod bearing. I doubt it's the pump itself.
  3. Used engine oil with milky substance

    Knock count, or whatever ktuner calls it, is high, because the knock sensor doesn't know the difference between a bottom end noise and pre-ignition occurring in a cylinder. Yes, if you spin it hard enough the pump will make enough pressure to turn the warning off.... for now but that clanging...
  4. Used engine oil with milky substance

    A spun bearing will cause low oil pressure, the pcm will likely give you the low oil warning because of this. As far as I know these don't have an electronic level sensor, it only monitors pressure.
  5. Used engine oil with milky substance

    From that video it sounds like a bottom end noise, it's definitely hurt if there's that much glitter in the oil. Honestly at this point driving it is not a good idea. If that started out as a spun rod bearing, continuing to drive it will end up with a window in the block.
  6. Si and Type R owners near Pittsburgh

    Every other Friday night, 6pm till whenever. There's one this Friday. 100 tarentum bridge rd in New Kensington. No burnouts, no donuts, no bs. Just chill. Normally a half dozen or more type r's.
  7. Koyorad & PRL Intake (Standard MAF) - Coolant hose rub

    I've got the prl intake, a koyorad and the acuity hoses. Hoses still touch the maf.
  8. Regamaster 18x10 +50 Fitment

    Anyone with 18x10 +50s lowered? Might be buying a set of gently used Swifts.
  9. EPA Regarding Catless DP passing Inspection blah blah

    Dm me, I'd prefer not to type what I can tell you in a public place.
  10. Wheel and tire set up

    https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/regamaster-18x10-50-fitment.61838/post-978565
  11. Looking to see aftermarket wheels on any Rallye Red Type R

    Here's my regamasters. 18x10 +50, 275-35-18 tires.
  12. How rare or common to spot a Type R in your general area?

    I'm in Pittsburgh, there's gotta be 100 of them around here. I feel like I see at least 1 every day.
  13. Civic Type R After-market Wheel Guide

    Wheels, $3364 Tires, $992 Only thing I had an issue with was my stainless brake hoses, they kept wanting to touch the front wheels. Easy fix with a few wire ties. They haven't touched any of the fender liners that I've noticed. And unlike my previous setup ( 18x9.5 +38 / 255-40-18) don't touch...
  14. How old are all you CTR owners?

    40 years old now, had my R for a little over 3 years.
  15. BRONZE ONLY wheel Thread post your CTR

    18x10 +50 Desmond evo 275-35-18 continental extreme contact sports.
  16. Authorized Dealer + Group Buy Announcement! Paragon Performance FK8 Rotors & Pads

    Quick shot of the fronts behind the new rims. The hard anodized finish is actually pretty close to the same color as the wheels.
  17. Regamaster 18x10 +50 Fitment

    Here's a few more pics
  18. Civic Type R After-market Wheel Guide

    Desmond evo 18x10 +50. 275-35-18continentalextremecontactsports
  19. Regamaster 18x10 +50 Fitment

    275-35-18 continental extreme contact sports, no rub noticed yet. Anyone with stainless brake hoses should pay close attention to them, had to tweak mine a bit to get them away from the wheels.


Top