RHD conversion
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RHD conversion
I just called this place called password JDM and they said most of the parts for a EG are interchangable for RHD from LHD. Is this true. I know Im gonna need a firewall, dash, steering column. Thats what they told me. Wouldnt I need a new steering rack, clutch lines, throttle cable. and things like that. If anyone could let me know what all I would need or would it just be better buying the whole front clip. Thanks
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Re: RHD conversion (1994hatch)
Just buy the whole front clip if you really feel the need for a RHD car. It would probally be easier to import one, and a retarted idea unless you either show the car or work for the USPS.
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Re: RHD conversion (1994hatch)
If you really want to do it, you will need:
dash
all hard lines
all heater stuff
climate control
wiring harness (car)
fire wall
steering rack
front subframe
thats about it, but would be a big project, for
not much results, other then sitting on the
passenger side.
oh, more things I thought of looking through my crap for
a integra fog light switch last night:
black plastic peice at bottom of windshield
wipers
wiper motor
turn signal switch
wiper switch
rear quarter pannels(gas door)
Modified by elwood at 11:16 PM 2/20/2004
dash
all hard lines
all heater stuff
climate control
wiring harness (car)
fire wall
steering rack
front subframe
thats about it, but would be a big project, for
not much results, other then sitting on the
passenger side.
oh, more things I thought of looking through my crap for
a integra fog light switch last night:
black plastic peice at bottom of windshield
wipers
wiper motor
turn signal switch
wiper switch
rear quarter pannels(gas door)
Modified by elwood at 11:16 PM 2/20/2004
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Yeah I understand its a big project for just sitting on the other side. But thats what I want and its not easier to import one, trust me Ive tried going through all that. Too much hassle. I would rather take on that project than to deal with customs. Any other info I would greatly appreciate it
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yea..its a cool thing to have but alot of work and patience..ive been trying to talk my boss into paying me to do the shops first rhd conversion ..it will also be the first honda in the shop since we build classic cars ..but i told him if we did a rhd conversion id get the car alot of coverage for the shop at shows ..it seems like he might be interested but who knows
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