View Poll Results: Shave engine bay or leave oem
Shave engine bay



6
13.33%
Leave oem and keep the factory holes



39
86.67%
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Shaved engine bay or leave stock with threaded holes
Flamenco black pearl type r doing jdm front end with Backyard special front bumper, the car is full wire tucked and turboed now that im painting it im debating welding up the factorys theaded holes that are no longer being used and maybe welding close the area where the old harness use to come threw the engine bay.
Or should just leave all oem holes dimples and just cut the firewall studs off
and does anyone have pictures of type r engine bays shaved. i want to see some that dont look like plastic
Or should just leave all oem holes dimples and just cut the firewall studs off
and does anyone have pictures of type r engine bays shaved. i want to see some that dont look like plastic
i say leave it dont shave it maybe just fresh paint thats it! if you shave it'll never be able to return to stock
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Flamenco black pearl type r doing jdm front end with Backyard special front bumper, the car is full wire tucked and turboed now that im painting it im debating welding up the factorys theaded holes that are no longer being used and maybe welding close the area where the old harness use to come threw the engine bay.
Or should just leave all oem holes dimples and just cut the firewall studs off
and does anyone have pictures of type r engine bays shaved. i want to see some that dont look like plastic
Or should just leave all oem holes dimples and just cut the firewall studs off
and does anyone have pictures of type r engine bays shaved. i want to see some that dont look like plastic
I agree on a type R. But not on a project toy u just want to have ur own flavor on !
#3 most effective way to drop the resale value of any Honda: shave the engine bay.
It's also the #1 best way to make troubleshooting infinitely more difficult
It's also the #1 best way to make troubleshooting infinitely more difficult
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hard choice, looks cleaner IMO exp with the hole filled on the driver side but, its true looses resale and valve etc etc
On the Type R, the ABS bracket hides a solid piece of metal. On the other Integras, the ABS bracket hides a hole that is used by the air intake resonator.
I haven't noticed any other differences, on the Type R engine bay...are there others?
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