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i don't have longer travel suspension on my cr-v it's all stock length. the longer pieces were the Accord sway bar links.
as for being an auto, you can't tune on the engine.
the headlight covers are clear so you can't really see them. they are super rare to find. found them on uk ebay. window vents and all the jdm stuff can still be found in Japan. just contact EP Importers and he can help you find the stuff. red and clear tail lights are off ebay made by Depo
i don't have longer travel suspension on my cr-v it's all stock length. the longer pieces were the Accord sway bar links.
as for being an auto, you can't tune on the engine.
the headlight covers are clear so you can't really see them. they are super rare to find. found them on uk ebay. window vents and all the jdm stuff can still be found in Japan. just contact EP Importers and he can help you find the stuff. red and clear tail lights are off ebay made by Depo
You can't chip the ecu, however a vafc or safc can be used to tune it some. Thanks for the. Info, I'll look into.
started on the swap process tonight. you have to use both rails off the crv.
the inner rail is welded to the frame so you have to take that off as one piece. looks like this
when you get that bolted to the prelude bottom cushion there is a 2" gap between the crv frame and the prelude bottom cushion. simple bolt and washers takes care of that
you have to drill holes in the outer prelude frame to mount the outer crv slider. didn't get pics of this but will tomorrow when i do the driver seat.
these seats are a million times more comfortable than the factory crv seats. this pic is the difference between the factory prelude seat and rails to the prelude seat on the crv rails
bump. like these seats so much i made myself a computer chair out of one for work.
haven't update this page in a while so here's a couple newer pics. had to get it ready for snow this winter.
also, never got around to showing a decent install shot of my Fujitsubo muffler. still the best investment made to this thing since i started it. perfect sound.
haven't update this page in a while so here's a couple newer pics. had to get it ready for snow this winter.
also, never got around to showing a decent install shot of my Fujitsubo muffler. still the best investment made to this thing since i started it. perfect sound.
was the muffler actually bolt on?? Or did you have to weld to fit?
Re: Lifted EBP CRV work log
