DA Integra's Only
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Re: DA Integra's Only
Getting stuff ready for my move. Just spent an hour looking for one of my slim side moldings. I've had these things BNIB for about 6 years. Maybe I'll use them someday....
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From: UTAH
Re: DA Integra's Only
Hey DA friends....... Question for the old school wheel people
I have a set of 15x7 Black Fittipaldi wheels +26offest 4x100. They were chrome but they were peeling so I had them blasted and powder coated satin black.... Question is how much should I sell them for or ask for them? Tires are brand new with less then 400 miles (Falkens 205/50/15)
Here's a dirty pic of them.....
Thanks for any input
I have a set of 15x7 Black Fittipaldi wheels +26offest 4x100. They were chrome but they were peeling so I had them blasted and powder coated satin black.... Question is how much should I sell them for or ask for them? Tires are brand new with less then 400 miles (Falkens 205/50/15)
Here's a dirty pic of them.....
Thanks for any input
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Re: DA Integra's Only
so I been on this site for like a year now and I am still on my trial membership. I already made more than 5 post. I can't make threads or see pictures when I am logged in.
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Re: DA Integra's Only
Hardluckfoto - good job on keepin that bay clean.
This is my first Honda and I am over 30 years old. All my friends when I was younger had them so I bought toyota's and subaru's. I am still getting used to having no space in the engine compartment unlike Subaru's. It seems like on the Da everything is piled on top of everything. Its no wonder people remove AC, PS.
Anyway the DA is a great car even though it seems like the black sheep in the Honda family. Its gotten a bad rep because lots people have riced them out.
Ohh here is my link to my add: more pictures are available on the add
http://forums.g2ic.com/showthread.ph...sandiego-91-gs
This is my first Honda and I am over 30 years old. All my friends when I was younger had them so I bought toyota's and subaru's. I am still getting used to having no space in the engine compartment unlike Subaru's. It seems like on the Da everything is piled on top of everything. Its no wonder people remove AC, PS.
Anyway the DA is a great car even though it seems like the black sheep in the Honda family. Its gotten a bad rep because lots people have riced them out.
Ohh here is my link to my add: more pictures are available on the add
http://forums.g2ic.com/showthread.ph...sandiego-91-gs
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From: UTAH
Re: DA Integra's Only
But yes WD40 does worrk good......
Quoted from EFCivicSedan.com
Quoted from EFCivicSedan.com
1. Go to the automotive store, buy 2 cans of WD-40 , 4 microfiber towels, paintbrush.
2. Open Hood.
3. remove battery, air filter box and arm, fuse box cover, wiper motor, map sensors assembly, coolant overflow tank, move away side wires and tubes on shock towers.
4. Start attacking the dirtiest parts with WD-40.
5. Spray and brush/agitate the grime/dirt
6. Wipe off dirt with towel.
7. Once all the bay is clean, you can buff and polish the paint around the bay and dress the rubber hoses with rubber and vynil dressing.
Keep doing this until all dirt is removed. It takes a while, but well worth it.
WD-40 wont remove the paint.
Note: As you will notice, some parts were replaced/restored as well.
BEFORE
AFTER
2. Open Hood.
3. remove battery, air filter box and arm, fuse box cover, wiper motor, map sensors assembly, coolant overflow tank, move away side wires and tubes on shock towers.
4. Start attacking the dirtiest parts with WD-40.
5. Spray and brush/agitate the grime/dirt
6. Wipe off dirt with towel.
7. Once all the bay is clean, you can buff and polish the paint around the bay and dress the rubber hoses with rubber and vynil dressing.
Keep doing this until all dirt is removed. It takes a while, but well worth it.
WD-40 wont remove the paint.
Note: As you will notice, some parts were replaced/restored as well.
BEFORE
AFTER