Honda · Chassis EH2 / EH3 · EJ / EH
The golden-era chassis. Light, simple, and endlessly swappable.
Civic EG · Engine Service
Chassis-spec'd kits for this platform are in active development.
Chassis-spec'd oil change kits for the Civic EG are being built now. Universal brake and drivetrain fluids below are ready today.
Stopping Power
DOT 4 minimum for street use — step up to DOT 5.1 or RBF Factory Line for track heat.
Gearbox & Final Drive
Matched to this platform's factory gearbox and final-drive specs below.
Every fluid the Civic EG needs — engine, gearbox, final drive, and brakes — boxed as one chassis-complete service kit.
Service Reference
Factory service data for the Honda Civic EG — capacities, fluid types, and fitment notes.
Capacities are approximate — always set the final level at the dipstick or fill plug, and verify against your service manual before work.
Service Records · Every Kit
Every Adapt kit ships with an oil change sticker. Fill it in at the car, then log the service in My Garage — it builds a service history that follows the car.
Everything for the service in one box, matched to your chassis — oil change sticker included.
Date, mileage, next due. Stick it where you'll see it every time you get in.
Pick your car, the service and the mileage. Thirty seconds from your phone — no codes to enter.
Each log lands in My Garage as a service history structured for Torque Tag — and counts toward Logged-Service Rewards when they launch.
The sticker reminds you. My Garage remembers.Write the date, mileage and next service due at the car. Log it once and My Garage tracks it for you.
Create a free account to keep your service history.
Free to join. Your history lives in My Garage, private to your account.
Add your car to My Garage first — then every service you log here saves to it.
Built, Not Bought/Learn. Build. Share.
Garage Academy is Adapt's sister brand for hands-on learning — step-by-step course dossiers written from real shop and trackside work, so you can do the job yourself and do it right.
Every course is a numbered dossier — GA-001, GA-002 and on — with the difficulty, time, prerequisites, and tools stated before you start, and a badge when you finish.
Procedures written from real builds — including what went wrong and how it got fixed.
Difficulty, time, prerequisites, and tool list up front — no surprises halfway through a job.
Service dossiers line up with Adapt chassis pages, so the parts and the procedure come from the same spec.
Completion badges sit in your garage profile, right next to the service history they taught you to build.
Illustrative layout only — course list and release dates announced at launch.
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