NJ B.S. Thread

@Sub-Zero gonna be joining the cap crew. Only thing it's in MGM color

 

@Blackout14 I might just paint it black and call it a day

 

I'm no expert... but I've HEARD that a couple Tacos on 35's driving over a Honda will fix most any problem.

 

I can't wait for that

 

I'm actually parked on it right now.

 

I only have fronts too. Rear are factory all weather.

 

I've seen that issue on another accord. It's some sort of idle sensor. Also try cleaning the maf. Will post when I remember the name of the sensor

 

^ Idle air controle valve (IACV/$30-$50) is what your thinking of. It's a common issue.

 

Congrats Eric!

 

Congrats Angelo!

Well as it turns out my suspicion was right.
Just curious. What made you suspect the wife to be pregnant? LOL.

 

I'm going first

 

Well Floyd... when a man and a woman love eachother very much...

 

Thanks guys, seems to be the general consensus

 

Ok folks... suggestions for water proof seat covers... operation tube doors is gonna be a go for most of the summer... ill
Most likely plastic and tape the doors as well when I go away... (I park on base and everyone knows everyone there so I am not concerned with anything going missing)

 

Cravings
She has always craved foods here and there, but never at 3 am
Thank goodness for 24 hours food shops around me. If not my ass would have been driving to the city or something. Freaking A. Did it to me like twice. Not anymore! Bombarded the fridge with possible foods she might crave and problem solved lol

 

That's the one! Lol its common for hondas. How's the tranny?

 

Just catching up a bit. Congrats man that's awesome.

 

Anyone know if it's possible to relocate the reverse camera image that pops up in my mirror to pop up on my stock touch screen for the radio?

 

Thanks chux. Still freaking out about it a lil bit.

 

Again long story short, Fin got diagnosed with irritable bowel disease when he was one, we took him to the vet cuz he gained a lot of weight in just his belly area. They found fluid in his stomach and even his lungs. He spent 2 days over night which ended up being his bday in an animal hospital. We brought him home and was giving him recommended medication. The meds really fucked him up. He was always thirsty from the steroids and had liquid diarrhea no matter what we fed him from the IBD. After going back and forth with the vet trying to find meds to help him rather than dope him out, my wife and I slowly decided he has a better quality of life off meds. On meds he lays on the couch all day and all night, and never would eat just drink a lot of water. After the meds finally wore off he was a little playful and more attentive. This lasted for 6 more months till my wife got in touch with me while I was camping in Va. and said she took him to the vet cuz he was making pain moans she's never heard before. Vet came back to her and said he has fluid in his stomach again and now has liver complications. At a year and a half we had never fully seen him suffer till now, we new it was time to not let him suffer anymore. I drove 7 hours back home from Va. and another hour to the vet to say goodbye to him. One of the hardest things I've experienced.