"The build before Eibach" build
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small boring update today:
decided to re-do the passenger side door because it wasnt as straight as i wanted it to be

and finished the driver side too

i also started to work on the front end

heres a shot of the only damage on the hood

2.5 hours later...

the dent grinded down and ready to be pulled. the two spots with paint on it still are the deepest spots of the dent

thats all for today. if im not too lazy before work ill plug the holes on the front doors and trunk lid. thanks for all the bumps once again.
stretch..im not cool enough for NWP =P
decided to re-do the passenger side door because it wasnt as straight as i wanted it to be

and finished the driver side too

i also started to work on the front end

heres a shot of the only damage on the hood

2.5 hours later...

the dent grinded down and ready to be pulled. the two spots with paint on it still are the deepest spots of the dent

thats all for today. if im not too lazy before work ill plug the holes on the front doors and trunk lid. thanks for all the bumps once again.
stretch..im not cool enough for NWP =P
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last update for the night:
i was bored tonite after work and wide awake so i decided to do some work on the car.
plugged up the holes on both front doors

and trunk


peep the JDM 3M eye lids..hella jdm doo..


anybody know what these are? i found them on the inside of my door when i was gluing the metal to plug up the holes. im guessing they have something to do with the windows??

threaded on the inside
i was bored tonite after work and wide awake so i decided to do some work on the car.
plugged up the holes on both front doors

and trunk


peep the JDM 3M eye lids..hella jdm doo..


anybody know what these are? i found them on the inside of my door when i was gluing the metal to plug up the holes. im guessing they have something to do with the windows??

threaded on the inside
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yall will have to wait and see what color it comes out to be. ;]
it is a oem honda/acura color though.
That part goes to the window glass. It is what you thread your 10mm into to hold the glass to the track. Maybe you had a broken window at one time and when they replaced it, it fell in the door and was never taken out. Those things are bonded to the glass with rubber spacers.
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That part goes to the window glass. It is what you thread your 10mm into to hold the glass to the track. Maybe you had a broken window at one time and when they replaced it, it fell in the door and was never taken out. Those things are bonded to the glass with rubber spacers.
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NOOOOO you better leave it clover green. right now i have no green jdm front 4dr friends
plus if you want to buy any of my bumpers you dont need a repaint
plus if you want to buy any of my bumpers you dont need a repaint
Yah, if it is not on there your window will fall out of the track when it binds up because there is only one bolt holding it on now. Unless it is from an old window of course. If you have the door panel off just look inside and make sure that your window is bolted to the track. That's all.
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Yah, if it is not on there your window will fall out of the track when it binds up because there is only one bolt holding it on now. Unless it is from an old window of course. If you have the door panel off just look inside and make sure that your window is bolted to the track. That's all.
thanks man, dont trip they aint scratched, or broken haha. im prolly gonna fix the ****ed up one and buy 2 new tires for the front. hope you like the track r's
thanks. Im not too confident in my welding skills and didnt want to warp anything. The welds on my rad. support are soo ugly..but theyre strong!
heres the new wheels. thanks cbchot
The only thing I would've done if you're doing the holes like that is use fiberglass filler as it won't ghost later on down the line. The bondo might shrink and you'll have little squares showing in your paint later on.
Nice job on the DA though.
Nice job on the DA though.
deng why did i now just find your build thread..
lookin clean!!!
i guess marrben convinced me to roll with you guys to the eibach meet.
cant wait for updates and more pics
and great job on mark's db
lookin clean!!!
i guess marrben convinced me to roll with you guys to the eibach meet.
cant wait for updates and more pics
and great job on mark's db
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I see where you're coming from. I know that's common with using bondo but the filler I'm using is meant to resist shrinkage. Its actually evercoat rage extreme filler its about $60+ a pop.

It shrank on a trunk lid I did the same thing to cus the guy didn't want to pay to weld it. But BUMP for you.
And Extreme is only 40 a gallon.



Post this on nwp too haha

