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Here you go: https://www.ek9.org/index.php?threads/how-to-install-wind-deflectors.14177/

I used Nitromors (new formula) 2 years ago and it worked alright. However there were some sections that took some time to scrape off. I think if you are trying to find some powerful commercial paint strippers it will be hard to get due to EU regulations.

Check out this video:

I have replaced the ones on mine a few years ago with the Tegiwa replicas and I couldn't see any difference. After all these years they still look great although they have gone up in price since.

Have you tried places like demon-tweeks? Surely they will have them or know where to get them from.

I think it will differ from person to person. At my local Honda, the parts guy doesn't seem to know much apart from looking at diagrams to find the part number etc. When I needed a replacement bolt I just brought in another bolt and they found it for me.

Have you tried your local Honda? Last time I needed to replace a suspension bolt I just went to Honda and they sold me one.

You forgot to mention where you are located.

Bought an OEM EK9 Gear knob off him and received it very fast. It was exactly as he described and he was very helpful and quick to respond. I would buy off him again.

How many miles has these springs and dampers done?

http://www.crxsi.com/jdm/ek9-1004248/Steering-Brakes-Suspension-Rear-Brake-Disk2.htm Part 32? £16.58 each from lings http://www.lingshondaparts.com/honda_part_number_search_A10.php?partdes=43262-S84-A51

You need to pm @Tegiwa Imports

You can do a custom silencer, we did this for a friend of mine with a 110 dBa exhaust on his rx7. It was basically smaller tail pipe bolted in his stupidly large diameter exhaust and it brought it back down to around 95dBa static. Silverstone doesn't have a static noise test, only a drive by...

One more thing people tend to forget, bring water and a snack for yourself.

Since you are only doing a 20 minute session and that you have recently done an oil change, I would just check the fluid levels. I would also check if your car is mechanically sound, checking brakes, suspension etc. If you have a loud exhaust you might want to bring along a silencer just in case...

This is what I did to mine last week when I refurbished it. Just make sure the cover is dry afterwards, I used a heat gun to help with the drying.

I thought I would mention this, you cannot use aftermarket wheel nuts on OEM wheels unless you have a conversion washer, as the nut will not seat into the wheel properly due to the different shape (OEM being acorn shaped and most aftermarket are tapered). Even then I wouldn't use aftermarket...

Have a listen to what Mr Spoon himself said about engine oils at 46:30:

That is not the original key according to: http://www.crxsi.com/jdm/ek9-1004248/Electrical-Exhaust-Heater-Combination-Switch1.htm My EK9 has the key that I posted in simautos thread

He has a for sale thread: http://www.ek9.org/index.php?threads/genuine-honda-blank-keys.67385/#post-765582