I haven't posted anything of my new build on here so I thought I would go ahead since I'm sitting around bored.

The car is a 93' dx. When I started the car my main goal was to get the car featured in a magazine and make it a street/strip car. I wanted to do a full wire tuck/shave on the e-bay and put as many new panels on the car as possible since the previous owner beat the hell out of it. Well, heres some amatuer pics that I took while I am working on it so let me know what you think and if you have any questions.

before I started working on the car



some shots of the nasty e-bay





heres where i smoothed out the seam sealer lines


heres after everything was smoothed/welded/primered...brake lines are still here in these pics but i eventually ended up tucking these and the prop valve too




Now for the outside...I put new oem honda 1/4 panels on along with jdm fenders and doors that only had a few small dings to work with instead of the old rusted out ones. also getting new front end and oem honda rear bumper

old rust









roll bars getting welded in... they will be color matched with the rest of the car




heres before the brake line shave and after





a couple k parts needed put on



reloacated the new deka battery

 

looks good keep us posted

BTW what did you do about the inner wheel housing make patches or new full oem ones?

 

Nice.

 

nice built. keep updating with pictures please.

 

looking good so far

 

i love seeing these threads!

 

a couple shots right before going to get primered up.



here's after she's all under protection



Me and my fiance drove to michigan to pick up the 03' type s swap with 37,xxx miles on it. got it back and started ripping everything down to start powdercaoting everything and putting new parts on. Also finished up the e-bay and got some fresh paint put on it before we dropped the swap in.


new rbc (06' si) intake manifold




now for paint/acc.





roll bars painted and most the interior put back together...i'm still waiting on new seats to come in


here's where i found the easiest place to wire and get to the fuse box

 

I ground all the rust off and wire wheeled it. put a rust protector on it after making new patches for the inner piece. worked out really nice too.

 

Wow, very nice looking. You've definitely thought this through and didn't cut any corners.

 

looks like a hell of a start

 

 

Keep it up.

 

looking good keep us posted

 

nice keep it up

 

subscribed.

 

subscribed i wish i had the time and money for this

 

good ****!

 

 

good luck man im workin on a kswap in an eg myself

 

just a great work! i wish i could do something like this here in Brazil....
while i can´t, i just rev my B16 up even faster... but.... worth it isn´t

 

progress is lookin sick

 

face


Amazing come together DIY.

 

looks like one heck of a project!

 

Hey bads2k give me a ding sometime on AIM im courious to see more photos of your project, im still bondoing the engine bay also.

likwidchz on aim.

 

Badas2k Give me a buzz on aim sometime

Likwidchz

Good lookin hatch!