A 3.2L Integra.. doing my own thing
11-28-2009, 03:48 PM
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A 3.2L Integra.. doing my own thing
I was apprehensive to post this here.. but as usual I am curious about the feedback I'll receive. I seem to have trouble finishing builds.. but this time I am dead set on finishing and I could use all the words and wisdom I can get.
What it used to look like
I purchased the car from a local friend who did most of the mods to the car. After driving on the built/boosted motor for awhile.. I decided it's time for something different. It was time to make this car my own.
Plans-
FINISH THE SWAP
Super tacky interior
Mugen Gen1 wing
Larger wheels (hopefully 17")
New/better suspension set-up
One wheel burnouts!
Motor basics-
J32A2 from a TL-S
Accord 6 speed trans
Lots of cool Integra stuff
Pokemon magic to make it all work
Onto the pics
Goodbye built motor and turbo kit.. may you bless another with 90+mph wheelspin
Hello junk looking motor.. I hope I can make you look better
Pile of parts.. A2 manifold will be replaced with an SH-AWD unit
I will paint some parts.. and rigorously clean others
Starting in on the fuel lines.. not too many people are running an aftermarket FPR on the J's.. wonder why?!?! Either way.. I like my fuel lines and fittings like I like my women.. BLACK!
It's like a black Aeromotive FPR...
Random 4 point bar pic... sweeeet!
Time to start on some of the wiring for this swap I guess. And I will continue cleaning the motor!!
What it used to look like
I purchased the car from a local friend who did most of the mods to the car. After driving on the built/boosted motor for awhile.. I decided it's time for something different. It was time to make this car my own.
Plans-
FINISH THE SWAP
Super tacky interior
Mugen Gen1 wing
Larger wheels (hopefully 17")
New/better suspension set-up
One wheel burnouts!
Motor basics-
J32A2 from a TL-S
Accord 6 speed trans
Lots of cool Integra stuff
Pokemon magic to make it all work
Onto the pics
Goodbye built motor and turbo kit.. may you bless another with 90+mph wheelspin
Hello junk looking motor.. I hope I can make you look better
Pile of parts.. A2 manifold will be replaced with an SH-AWD unit
I will paint some parts.. and rigorously clean others
Starting in on the fuel lines.. not too many people are running an aftermarket FPR on the J's.. wonder why?!?! Either way.. I like my fuel lines and fittings like I like my women.. BLACK!
It's like a black Aeromotive FPR...
Random 4 point bar pic... sweeeet!
Time to start on some of the wiring for this swap I guess. And I will continue cleaning the motor!!
11-28-2009, 04:57 PM
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11-28-2009, 10:15 PM
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Re: A 3.2L Integra.. doing my own thing
ok, JDMPRick, i dont go spending all my time on youtube and the net for these types of things. like i said it sounds interesting, im not a hardcore integra fan.
im in for some updates. what other plans do you have for the project?
im in for some updates. what other plans do you have for the project?
11-29-2009, 10:42 AM
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GL with the build, i love the v6 swaps. Make it clear your hood, more stealth. It can be done
12-19-2009, 01:01 AM
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Re: A 3.2L Integra.. doing my own thing
SOoooooo cold out here, but Got some little things in the mail. Should be working on the car again soon. Here's some shift ***** while you wait
12-19-2009, 06:11 AM
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I hope the weather doesn't stop this build I'm gonna keep an eye out for the progress, I'm liking what I see
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Re: A 3.2L Integra.. doing my own thing
Just picked this up as well. I can't wait to start fabbing stuff up with it. Build should be pretty much complete after winter. I'm going to try to make some really trick stuff for this.
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Re: A 3.2L Integra.. doing my own thing
Did some work recently
Started to shave up some unneeded holes
Before
After
Before
After
As you can see, I still have to clean it up a bit. I'm trying to do this with as little filler as possible because filler hates engine bays. I'm pretty happy with how it's going so far though, the bay should look pretty slick when it's all done.
Started to shave up some unneeded holes
Before
After
Before
After
As you can see, I still have to clean it up a bit. I'm trying to do this with as little filler as possible because filler hates engine bays. I'm pretty happy with how it's going so far though, the bay should look pretty slick when it's all done.