Engine / Mechanical

92 JDM H22a
95 h22a1 prelude transmission
optima dc 1000amp battery
msd 85 fuel pump
5gal RCI cell w/oem honda sending unit
1/2" braded fuel line(s) w/ all jegs fittings

Interior

wb02, nbo2, oil press, fuel press, water temp, vac guages.
yonaka seats
panasonic flip face deck
pb electronic ignition
viper immobilizer/pager
power windows/ power locks

Suspension

ksport kontrol pro coilovers R12k-F10K
93 exr front sway bar

upgraded to 10.2" rotors on all corners
moog balljoints/bushings on front end..
moog endlinks

picture whoring time.

build pictures.












































reversal shifter cable brackets





shifter system has been altered since these pics.. its now more robust




















just some random pics






here are a few pics from previous events.








here are some pics of the h22 swap, the engine is already in the car.. but this gives and idea of whats to be done to swap..




somepics of the motor thats going in.





and these:










If you want more detail, heres the original thread on 3geez.
http://www.3geez.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64572


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg2iX3DBg4w
... this was still with the f22b2 which only put down maybe alittle over 100hp to the wheels. also was my first year out.. so if i suck at it.. i'm sorry lol

holy hell this turned into one long *** post.. hope you enjoyed..

 

Cool project!

 

thx..

now only if someone can help me identify a strange noise the motor makes, i'd be really happy lol.

 

when are you going to put the body kit on?

 

sickest accord ever... amazing work... and looks like a blast to drive!

 

OH SNAP!!! AE86

 

thanks guys... and no. no body kits for this car...

 

seems like you have pretty good funds.. why not choose a newer body style, and drift IN style?

 

i thought about modding a vw body kit at one point...

but nah, i did pretty much all the work you see with princess auto parts and the junk yard... i put money into where i needed it the most, like the suspension, engine(when i can).. the car itself mostly has my time invested into it. i find the motors cheap. altho if i did have alot of money.. i would get the body fixed properly.

 

With an F20C swap, that car would've been the Honda version of the AE86.

 

that is f-ing badass, how loud is it inside tho when your drifting?

and are those computer cooler fans i spot?

 

nice!

 

****ing awesome, do you by any chance have the stock front shocks off your car cause i would be interested in them.

 

Thanks guys..

no its not that bad actually... you hear more rattling from the traction bar hiem joints than the engine itself.. the new exhaust is quieter so it should be more pleasant on long trips.

not sure what the fans are from, they are for 24v application.. metal blades/housings. i got them from priness auto and they move tons of air @ 12v.. wouldnt want to get my fingers near them at 24v lol..

no i dont, sorry... they were blown to hell so i tossed them.



added drifting vid to the first post

 

edited first post, added pics

 

protecting them against water/mud/sand/snow.. most elements (maybe not fire lol)

 

got the noise figured out in the engine, short story it was related to the balance shafts, so i left the belt off untill i can get a proper elimination kit..

because of this new finding, i'm going to have an extra crank balanced with some rods.. and probably swap it all in once i get everything together..

other than that... the car goes pretty good with this motor..

 

You'd have more views/comments with a better title.

 

I saw a vid of this on youtube a while back, love the drift pics.

 

Very badass!

 

yea probably, i'm not very creative in that internets aspect lol... to late now to change it..

 

what are those bags you put on the ksports? whered you get them?

 

they actually make them for recreation/offroad vehicles mostly.. i couldnt find them in the size i wanted... so i bought some material from the fabric store and had them sown up... they work really nice.. this stuff is aparently nylon based and is water/weather proof. and f'n strong and flexible.. i figure it would be a good way to protect the suspension from the elements. and i can still pull them up once in the car to make height ajustments.

a 4'x4' sheet ran me about 30 bucks or somthing...

 

added/edited first post... lots more pics.