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Old 07-31-2011, 09:59 PM
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Old 07-31-2011, 10:00 PM
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contribute to people swapping airbags on cars instead of just getting the proper one that's designed for the system? good job... oh wait, it's not practical and doesn't offer any benefit... wait... what was your point again? lol...

seriously, who the **** modifies SRS systems? airbags for our cars are a dime a dozen, there's one on this very board for 150$ including the steering wheel lol... oh i guess i'm just a purist H-T **** that believes in doing things the way they were intended to be done.
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Originally Posted by dagle
contribute to people swapping airbags on cars instead of just getting the proper one that's designed for the system? good job... oh wait, it's not practical and doesn't offer any benefit... wait... what was your point again? lol...

seriously, who the **** modifies SRS systems? airbags for our cars are a dime a dozen, there's one on this very board for 150$ including the steering wheel lol... oh i guess i'm just a purist H-T **** that believes in doing things the way they were intended to be done.
Because 00-03 , 04-05 , 06-09 all have differnet style airbags.

Have you ever considered an 09 interior conversion? I guess you can't because when it comes to the airbag your ***** shrink to the size of marbles...

Next conversion..UK Spec AP2 Cluster with 9K RPM Redline..Stay tuned

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Originally Posted by mrscbw
Because 00-03 , 04-05 , 06-09 all have differnet style airbags.
So this is all for the sake of a fashion statement or aesthetic preference? 00-05 share the same single stage system, putting an 06-09 to 00-05 is the real epitome of unnecessary risk.

If for any reason your airbag should function differently than you assumed, I wish you the best of luck in the event that the airbag was necessary.
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Originally Posted by mrscbw
Because 00-03 , 04-05 , 06-09 all have differnet style airbags.

Have you ever considered an 09 interior conversion? I guess you can't because when it comes to the airbag your ***** shrink to the size of marbles...

Next conversion..UK Spec AP2 Cluster with 9K RPM Redline..Stay tuned
Once again, I have nothing against swapping the entire 06-09 system over, I just wouldn't be one to mix/match two systems that weren't designed the same when it comes to SRS. But whatever, you can go ahead and let your delusions lead you to believe that you've won a pissing contest... Christ you're an idiot..
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Originally Posted by dagle
So this is all for the sake of a fashion statement or aesthetic preference? 00-05 share the same single stage system, putting an 06-09 to 00-05 is the real epitome of unnecessary risk.

If for any reason your airbag should function differently than you assumed, I wish you the best of luck in the event that the airbag was necessary.
What is the risk? Ignitors a direct swap there has been no change to the system. No splicing of the wires. Same connector same ignitor. If you understand how the system works, I think you'll regain your *****. Do you need me to pull up the service manual on SRS for you?
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Originally Posted by mrscbw
What is the risk? Ignitors a direct swap there has been no change to the system. No splicing of the wires. Same connector same ignitor. If you understand how the system works, I think you'll regain your *****. Do you need me to pull up the service manual on SRS for you?
The risk is that you haven't tested it with crash test dummies or simulations, whereas the engineers who designed the system(s) did... but go ahead and try to egg me on, lol sorry but it'll take a lot more than your "airbag mod" to get to someone who doesn't care about modding airbags...
Old 07-31-2011, 11:04 PM
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You do realize the whole system is still intact and hasn't change? The only thing that changed is the AIRBAG. The airbag is just a bag that inflates..How it gets inflated is where the SRS system lies. That has been UNCHANGED. Same controller..Same ignitor..same sensors.. Just a different bag.
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Originally Posted by mrscbw
Now I have just opened the door for people who wants to swap the newer AP2 steering wheel into their single stage system..
+1 people like to modify their vehicles appearance. You should make a DIY thread and post it all over the internet. This allows people to swap different steering wheels. Good Job dude!!
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The airbag isn't apart of the system? my bad... I guess I was wrong then...

seriously i'm done on the topic. enjoy dude. If they were truly the same, why would there be different clocksprings, SRS modules, and wires? If you wanted to do the swap, why not just swap all those things over and be guaranteed that the entirety of the system is working the way it was intended? But whatever, feel free to rebuttal with your zealous intents to prove something on the internet, I'm just gonna continue being awesome.
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Originally Posted by edmfactory
+1 people like to modify their vehicles appearance. You should make a DIY thread and post it all over the internet. This allows people to swap different steering wheels. Good Job dude!!
Even in your attempts to troll, you show your idiocy.. The steering wheel's appearance isn't an issue to swap, the airbags aren't a direct swap.. if you owned an S, instead of being a troll, you would know .
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Originally Posted by dagle
The airbag isn't apart of the system? my bad... I guess I was wrong then...

seriously i'm done on the topic. enjoy dude. If they were truly the same, why would there be different clocksprings, SRS modules, and wires? If you wanted to do the swap, why not just swap all those things over and be guaranteed that the entirety of the system is working the way it was intended? But whatever, feel free to rebuttal with your zealous intents to prove something on the internet, I'm just gonna continue being awesome.
The clock spring wasn't changed..the SRS module wasn't changed..the wires..uh ..you guessed it..WASN'T CHANGED. Only the BAG changed. Thats like saying you swapped a tire and now you can't inflate it with air because its a different tire. Good job moron!

Here let me break it down to you..

When the requisite 'threshold' has been reached or exceeded, the airbag control unit will trigger the ignition of a gas generator propellant (ignitor) to rapidly inflate a "nylon fabric bag".

ONLY THE NYLON BAGGED changed..the way the bag gets INFLATED IS EXACTLY THE SAME..I'm done here..you clearly have no idea how airbags work.
Old 08-01-2011, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted by mrscbw
The clock spring wasn't changed..the SRS module wasn't changed..the wires..uh ..you guessed it..WASN'T CHANGED. Only the BAG changed. Thats like saying you swapped a tire and now you can't inflate it with air because its a different tire. Good job moron!

Here let me break it down to you..

When the requisite 'threshold' has been reached or exceeded, the airbag control unit will trigger the ignition of a gas generator propellant (ignitor) to rapidly inflate a "nylon fabric bag".

ONLY THE NYLON BAGGED changed..the way the bag gets INFLATED IS EXACTLY THE SAME..I'm done here..you clearly have no idea how airbags work.
I can tell how naive and young you are from the way you reply. You can't seriously be claiming that swapping the airbags around isn't a change. A moron would recognize that as change, you're taking a component from 06-09 S2000's SRS system and retrofitting it into an 00-05 SRS system, that is a change. Whether it be from the car's perspective (getting a new 06-09 bag) or from the bag's perspective (getting a new 00-05 system), it's a change.

I didn't say it wouldn't work, I said it's best and most practical to leave it to the way it was designed to work. But in your delusion you seem to have construed a series of impressions you believe I have. If you want the CR bag, it's as simple as swapping out one harness and it's respective components to ensure 100% (not 99.9%) that the airbag system functions the way it was intended. If you look at the SRS components away from your "OMG SO THIS SENSOR TRIGGERS AN IGNITOR THAT INFLATES THE AIRBAG, SO IN THEORY" theory, you'll see that the system is indeed a bit different. Will your proposed airbag swap work? Maybe. Will it work better than swapping the entire system over and using as Honda designed/intended? definitely not better.

This moron may not have investigated or care enough to investigate how to swap SRS components (there's no benefit to me, so I wouldn't bother), but I do understand how to make it work 100% as it was intended.
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airbags have bricks in them right?
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airbags have bricks in them right?
we can only hope
Old 08-06-2011, 01:15 AM
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Originally Posted by dagle
So this is all for the sake of a fashion statement or aesthetic preference? 00-05 share the same single stage system, putting an 06-09 to 00-05 is the real epitome of unnecessary risk.

If for any reason your airbag should function differently than you assumed, I wish you the best of luck in the event that the airbag was necessary.
I agree ****ing with the SRS system seems pretty stupid, but whatever. I drive my ef without any airbags so it's no different. If you can figure it out CORRECTLY then more power to you.

BUT onto what I was thinking more about: if you DON'T do what I bolded up above then you have been on the wrong site for awhile. All this site is (now) is for diy'rs and modders or "JDM" fanboying everything.

I'll save you and suggest that you may have been referencing the fact of him modding his SRS for "aesthetic preference" is stupid, in which case then I understand.
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Originally Posted by Boots
render the entire system useless, setting yourself up for Katastrophic consequences

did someone call my name? but seriously this is a very bad idea, stop, move away from all dangerous objects and don't alter anything.

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