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Modified by JDMlyfestyle at 3:53 PM 2/18/2007

litterbox

You're on during the weirdest hours of the day dude. Great writeup!

JDMlyfestyle

Ya i know its fucked up. I have Insomnia real bad and it just fluctuates sometimes. i can be up for 2-3 days straight. and i can sleep for 6 hours and do it all over again. Im not on any drugs or ne thing its just weird..lol

litterbox

Wait so is this the final product? http://img233.exs.cx/img233/53...5.jpg

JDMlyfestyle

That is the final product for me. i didnt do the plexiglass trim or anything else to make it look all professional cause im hoping to have my S2000 Cluster in within a month and have evertyhing working

litterbox

You're doing a writeup for that right?

JDMlyfestyle

I dunno about that one. there's alot of Circuitry work and it will confuse alot of people. But i might be doing it for locals for a small fee

spectacle

you think you can get the speed sensor to work?

revvin9k

Great write up.

JDMlyfestyle

Im 90% sure i can get the speed sensor to work. and the water Temp gauge runs off a different signal as well. So the guys running the cluster now are not getting the right signal.

The water temp signal is not as badly inaccurate as the speedo. the temp gauge is only off by 10-15 degree's

94_HATCH

nice work. im still debating on wether or not to try the crv guage cluster on my eg...

menkio

i wouldn't leave it like that also, looks really cheap, atleast sand the edge's down and make a couple plastic plates to cover it on the edges

smithenhiven

Nice write up,

You should do one on the S2000 cluster as well, I'm interested to see if you can get it to work right

JDMlyfestyle

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by menkio &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i wouldn't leave it like that also, looks really cheap, atleast sand the edge's down and make a couple plastic plates to cover it on the edges</TD></TR></TABLE>

Y should i put so much effort into something that i wont even have within a month

Soccerking3000

gj to bad you got lazy with the picture taking

skater5067

nice write up

-Justin-

nice writeup
just clean up the edges a bit and it will look great.

JDMlyfestyle

nah im not gonna clean up the edges. too much more wok tat isnt really needed cause ill be doing it all over again in a month

skater5067

i want to do this is it the same thing for any integra cluster? and i noticed there was a little gap at the top if i was to do this could i just mount the civic brackets a little lower on the cluster so it would sit up higher?

aLL MoToR Eg6

hey you can always clean it up and then sell it to someone who wants to do a r cluster in a eg...

Built Beast

Great write-up, but I wouldn't be satisfied if that was my final product...personally I think it still fits like ****, but after reading a few posts down I can see why you don't really care about its fitment. I hope your final product on the S2000 comes out better. Not trying to be a hater, the write-up itself was great and think if someone follows your instruction with this final product below it will like a factory replacement, just not a plug and play.

on the write-up
on the finished product
on the S2000 cluster project, and hopefully there will be a write-up on that too.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by averageJoe &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sorry, no pictures of the install process, but all the others on this site about installing an integra cluster into a civic are correct. I went 1 step above, and put in a new clear plastic piece (avaliable at lowes).

here is how it turned out... I fixed the ripple on the top right side too (moved it over to the right a little)









You cannot see behind the cluster in any direction.
To solve this problem, you need somethink that fills the space.
I had some abs plastic that i bent and trimmed to fill the gap at the bottom and sides. To get the plexiglass on , i ran a bead of cauk (sp) around the shaped glasses to hold it to the civic's cluster bezil. Then after measuring the hole for the mileage reset, i drilled it, and put an extension on it (last picture, extension = black bic mechanical pensil).

Not to bragg or anything, but i think this may be the best cluster install that i have seen in a civic. I had to have it looking stock becasue it would bug the crap out of me if it didnt. To get it this was was very dificult (took longer to put the cluster in than the engine). If you really got to have this type of thing, then do it right, but if i had the knowledge now going into it, i would have just bought a ex/si cluster and called it a day. However my hard work payed off, and i guess i will leave it like this for a while

Feel free to coment.</TD></TR></TABLE>

(original post cited here, https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=600468

at the top, I would post in big bold letters that it is the same for all integra clusters, only difference is a two pin-outs difference between 94-97 clusters and 98-01 clusters. the fuel gauge and seatbelt pinouts are the difference, I can post the difference in full if someone really needs it...I think that would cut down on the dumbasses saying they are gonna take you to court and such, every modification someone does to their car should be done at their own risk.

gdrum

Whatever happend to the 99-00 Si gauge taken apart, and then put into 92-95 gauge and rewired back together, then installed for a perfect fit, something like that looks best imo. Good job however lookn nice!

BlueIntegraBoy

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I could never do that cutting to an ITR cluster. It's too nice for me to hack it up.

eg6_rick

great job on the write-up i have two USDM teg cluster laying around, i think imma try this

slowhatch4now

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueIntegraBoy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I could never do that cutting to an ITR cluster. It's too nice for me to hack it up.</TD></TR></TABLE>

agreed