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jdmda7's ""old school"" - 1987 Honda Civic

"old school" Owned by jdmda7 1987 Honda Civic Si Rated 3.3 by 6 visitor(s) Last updated: 06-11-2011, 06:22 PM User's Posts: 2648 Location: WA

Description: jdmda7 has not entered a description for ""old school"" Engine/Drivetrain Modifications: 1.5L FI SOHC 272 Delta Cam AEM cam gear DX valve springs Hedman header hand ported throttle body re-curved distributer Exceddy clutch Mugen oil cap NGK spark plugs and wires Castrol motor oil Magnaflow highflow cat and muffler Suspension Modifications: Wheels/Tires Modifications: Integra front brake swap Brembo blank rotors Hawk pads Castrol GT-LMA brake fluid Mugen master cylinder sock Interior/Exterior Modifications: Future Modifications:

Comments and Messages

1. 
   yateendra

   Dear jdmda7: I noticed your presence at this forum while researching a solution for my brother, who also owns an '87 Honda (CRX). His steering wheel has undergone the failure of two of the three major support members (which seem to be cast iron). He has certain preferences (which I don't fully know), one of which is not to have the steering wheel any closer to the driver (which a generic replacement would probably entail). He has balked at the approx. 416.00 dealer cost for a replacement, though it is not out-of-the-question. A used one seems unwise because it may have similar weaknesses in the main support members. Since we are also in Seattle, we thought you might be able to help us along with such options as JDM and this forum's marketplace, not to mention any enterprise you may have. Sincerely, Cameron D. McIntosh
2. 
   rollypolly92

   Hey I read a thread that you commented on saying you could help score some weather stripping for the windows,would you be able to help out with the seal for the hatch??
   I have NOOOOO idea where to find it!!
3. 
   chicago8

   whats up do you have a xsi window switch?