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true. but it would cost a fortune to have an entire uni-body made out of carbon. invent that liquid so people can just get the cars dipped in it!!!

 

then 2 people can life a bare carbon fiber shell then!

 

Everytime I order that little gray cover that goes over the rear view mirror(right near the seatbelt lights) they send me the wrong one. I think the one I recieved is for an EG. The part number is 76408-SH2 004ZJ

Anyone know the real part number for that piece?

 

that little pieces that always breaks on me!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 91’ LS-VTEC &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">whoa, Just found the new thread. I was wondering why the old one didn't come up on my watch topics.

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It's been done, well not a unibody, and not a crx, but that Dahlback guy build a CF bodied AWD 5cyl turbo tube chassis VW Golf. That thing was insane. Street legal too.

 

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yeah, its just a cover to hide the bolts to the mirror...old plastic tabs

 

no matter how gentle I am, it breaks!

 

 

LoL yes they did... Joe the plumber....

 

I spy a Cambodian thief! Car looks like ****, Ry

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why is the shell is on the ground? shouldnt it be on some kind of rollers?

 

Picked this up on Saturday...

Put my SI wheels on it

 

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You never want to use carboard to spread bondo on!

 

never had a problem using cardboard.. you dont have to clean it when you're done.. just throw away. i always used to have a metal sheet i would use.. then grind off the filler if it ever became hard to clean.

car is on the ground because it weighs like 300 lbs and doesnt matter if it's on a dolly or floor. werd

 

What a mess... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...19701

 

Well I put that dohc zc in my daily over the weekend. Guess what somethings wrong! Bart you jinxed me!

 

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x2. Car's on the ground because we're gangsta like that. People should stop assuming that you didn't put it on stands, Wood.

 

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clean. but why does it look like its nose-diving in every pic? blown suspension up front? ehh either way pretty fresh

 

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You never want to use carboard to spread bondo on! </TD></TR></TABLE>Cardboard is fine to use.... makes easy clean up also. id love to know why you say not to though?

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i noticed that too, either way very clean.. im looking for something similar 4door/hatch/another crx... just as a daily. Just left a note on someones crx that i see parked in there driveway with no plates for months. Once i got up to the car i realized its not nearly as nice as i thought driving by everyday... but would make a good beater!

 

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hhhmmm, I never really noticed that until you said something lol that suspension won't be on there for very long anyway

 

best place to get a carbon fiber hood? illstreet.com has some real cheap prices... the vendors on here are way overpriced.

 

I read somewhere that the chemicals in bondo breakdown the particles in carboard and it gets in the bondo. I think it was this thread here

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1962364

 

sorry but i call bullshit.. never seen any problems from using cardboard as a mixing board.

 

The cardboard is gunna make my crx fall apart!!! DANG YOU WOODY!!!! JKJK. Ya, the car sits ok on the ground for a few minutes at a time, it hits the jack points, and yes its like 300lbs.