89 (ef style) hatch
Lookin good
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SingleCamin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">**** nice ..my ef looks the same . slap some Si Back lights take the dx out </TD></TR></TABLE>
As if si tailights are any different than dx
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SingleCamin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">**** nice ..my ef looks the same . slap some Si Back lights take the dx out </TD></TR></TABLE>As if si tailights are any different than dx
(89hatcher);
i ordered the rails through a local shop here, to bad i been waiting basically forever for them, hope to get that straight this week...
SingleCamin;
btw those are OEM Si tails, "note" it is an Si
i ordered the rails through a local shop here, to bad i been waiting basically forever for them, hope to get that straight this week...
SingleCamin;
btw those are OEM Si tails, "note" it is an Si
an update on the seat rails.. rep from buddy club called today and told me that the rails they made for the EF hatchs is not fitting the US models and it may take around a year till i would get a set.... so on that note i gotta settle for something else just dont know what
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmallmotorhatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">an update on the seat rails.. rep from buddy club called today and told me that the rails they made for the EF hatchs is not fitting the US models and it may take around a year till i would get a set.... so on that note i gotta settle for something else just dont know what</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah i kind of figured that the buddy club seat rails were not going to fit. cause i also have been searching for some ultra low position seat rails. but no luck in finding it yet. the only company that do have seat rails for 88-89 civic hatchback would be corbeau. i had to modify my seat rails in order for my seats to fit.
yeah i kind of figured that the buddy club seat rails were not going to fit. cause i also have been searching for some ultra low position seat rails. but no luck in finding it yet. the only company that do have seat rails for 88-89 civic hatchback would be corbeau. i had to modify my seat rails in order for my seats to fit.
memoryfab has rails, i talked to them they said they will work just fine just have to get a longer bolt and washers for one of the rear mounting points on the floor, gonna try those i think
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by thevtecnician »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">IMO, the gears of the ls cable are too long. The main purpose of the h2b is to match the torquey H with a set of short gears to make it even torqyer. With that tranny its almost like defeating the purpose of using the b series tranny as opposed to the h tranny.</TD></TR></TABLE>
jackieeeeezzzzzzz. my opinion is keep the ls tranny. .a} it.s ur dd. .so betta gas mileage. b} the tq thing. .longer gears will help the driveability of wheelspin wont be spin n shiftin w no traction. .jus toss a lsd n her.
n get deemmmmm tom.s boiiiiiiiis son!!!
jackieeeeezzzzzzz. my opinion is keep the ls tranny. .a} it.s ur dd. .so betta gas mileage. b} the tq thing. .longer gears will help the driveability of wheelspin wont be spin n shiftin w no traction. .jus toss a lsd n her.
n get deemmmmm tom.s boiiiiiiiis son!!!
i ALMOST got that same fabric for my headliner last week
i went with something different
check my build thread here in a few days for my headliner work.
im glad to see it wasnt too thin to work. what adhesive did you use?
i went with something different
check my build thread here in a few days for my headliner work.
im glad to see it wasnt too thin to work. what adhesive did you use?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by billboard »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that steering wheel is hella sexy.... i want it...
like the style so far; keep it up...
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LOL GYEEAHH
89 si The **** 90 - 91 = UGly LOL
like the style so far; keep it up...
</TD></TR></TABLE>LOL GYEEAHH
89 si The **** 90 - 91 = UGly LOL
i used the 3m spray and it seems to work really well... as an update my pc is down but the motor is in, car is running but im having throw out bearing problems.. i think the bearing has came off the fork so im pulling the motor AGAIN... ill have a bigger post with pictures of everything... slacking on updates here sry
so i had to haul the car out to my friends shop to finish the work and have some things changed and look into my shift problems..



he made me a new bracket for the engine mount to try and help the motor sit a little better (which it did). also why it was there he fabd up an adjustable trac. bar since using the oem was not an option.




after that was all done we put the car back on the ground and i had read something about the clutch pedal braking at the pedal assemly, sure enough mine was destroyed. pulled the dash etc. pulled the assembly banged it around a little put some good welds on it now the clutch pedal is able to fully do its job..



he made me a new bracket for the engine mount to try and help the motor sit a little better (which it did). also why it was there he fabd up an adjustable trac. bar since using the oem was not an option.




after that was all done we put the car back on the ground and i had read something about the clutch pedal braking at the pedal assemly, sure enough mine was destroyed. pulled the dash etc. pulled the assembly banged it around a little put some good welds on it now the clutch pedal is able to fully do its job..
only problems im having now is some sort of horrible shaking when the car gets up to speed.. only thing it could possibly be is axles.. to look down at them in the engine bay they are binding up, im thinking the integra axles im using are not the correct ones... seat rails coming soon... and btw ill thank marc at works aero/ defcon for helping me out big time with this car
















