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From: Sana Ana, CA
Hey all! i don't post on here much....so this is my problem, some dumb road construction crap in the road, didn't see it, stopped to late I hurt my baby's front. Cracked under the fog light...so looking for at choices for front lips. Any out there you guys really like? I found this one but don't know name. Help? Thoughts? Alternates?
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Lol sup peeps... Long time since I posted on here.
Got a new car for New Years as my daily 2012 honda civic sedan. Don't hate I really like it lol.
What's every1 been up to?
Got a new car for New Years as my daily 2012 honda civic sedan. Don't hate I really like it lol.
What's every1 been up to?
Tillz it decreases the amount of energy and gas used...
All Civic models (except Si models) have as standard a driver-selectable "ECON" driving mode that alters the Drive-by-Wire throttle system response curve in the range from about 25 percent of pedal movement to 90 percent. With less gain, the throttle opening in this range increases more gradually, for better fuel efficiency. ECON mode also alters shift timing (when equipped with automatic transmission), and alters the operation of the air conditioning system (see the Interior section for more information).
2012 honda civic I'm avg. 39.7mpg and it's still going up
All Civic models (except Si models) have as standard a driver-selectable "ECON" driving mode that alters the Drive-by-Wire throttle system response curve in the range from about 25 percent of pedal movement to 90 percent. With less gain, the throttle opening in this range increases more gradually, for better fuel efficiency. ECON mode also alters shift timing (when equipped with automatic transmission), and alters the operation of the air conditioning system (see the Interior section for more information).
2012 honda civic I'm avg. 39.7mpg and it's still going up
Last edited by Gr8Bullet; Jan 10, 2013 at 03:49 PM.
Tillz it decreases the amount of energy and gas used...
All Civic models (except Si models) have as standard a driver-selectable "ECON" driving mode that alters the Drive-by-Wire throttle system response curve in the range from about 25 percent of pedal movement to 90 percent. With less gain, the throttle opening in this range increases more gradually, for better fuel efficiency. ECON mode also alters shift timing (when equipped with automatic transmission), and alters the operation of the air conditioning system (see the Interior section for more information).
2012 honda civic I'm avg. 39.7mpg and it's still going up
All Civic models (except Si models) have as standard a driver-selectable "ECON" driving mode that alters the Drive-by-Wire throttle system response curve in the range from about 25 percent of pedal movement to 90 percent. With less gain, the throttle opening in this range increases more gradually, for better fuel efficiency. ECON mode also alters shift timing (when equipped with automatic transmission), and alters the operation of the air conditioning system (see the Interior section for more information).
2012 honda civic I'm avg. 39.7mpg and it's still going up
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