The "unnamed Project" 1993 Civic Si Hatchback
Well after months and months of trying to find one i finally have yeah the rear quaters are shot but thats the only rust on the whole car. it is a real si kinda rare around here. The only thing that bothers me is that the pilot or throw out bearing is alittle loud. not sure what one it is. i let the car idle and you can hear the sound but when you push it in the sound gose away.Also its a Canada car is that some thing special?






I can guarantee you that with the amount of rust that I can see there's way more that you cannot see. Like the tip of an iceberg. I can also guarantee a lot of frozen nuts and bolts. Good luck with it.
its been on a lift there isn't a spec of rust on the doors,under the car its all on the rear quaters
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Yeah well I finally found the car I been wanting since I was little and I have a body guy that owes me quite alot so he will do the work.
I'm trying to figure out where my sound is coming from on this car it's in the trans When the car is n there is a sound when you push the clutch in the sound goes away. The sound is the same in first and 2nd then goes away in 3rd-5th. Also when the clutch is about half way down the sound goes away. TOB or input shaft bearing? Any ideas
I'm trying to figure out where my sound is coming from on this car it's in the trans When the car is n there is a sound when you push the clutch in the sound goes away. The sound is the same in first and 2nd then goes away in 3rd-5th. Also when the clutch is about half way down the sound goes away. TOB or input shaft bearing? Any ideas
Well i had the car on the lift last week and i checked every thing.
The only rust on the car is the quarters and rockers so i ordered

i got both quarters and rockers from fixmyrust.com $163 shipped then since my front bumper has a huge gash in it i ordered a new front bumper, i can't seem to find the part number for the strips that go across the roof. Then a buddy at work had a set of seats he wanted to sell i got them they where sparco sprint juniors and all they need done is recovered which is easy for me for $25 Friday im picking up a spare P28 to chip also on friday im ordering my by spolier and front lip
The only rust on the car is the quarters and rockers so i ordered

i got both quarters and rockers from fixmyrust.com $163 shipped then since my front bumper has a huge gash in it i ordered a new front bumper, i can't seem to find the part number for the strips that go across the roof. Then a buddy at work had a set of seats he wanted to sell i got them they where sparco sprint juniors and all they need done is recovered which is easy for me for $25 Friday im picking up a spare P28 to chip also on friday im ordering my by spolier and front lip
Get that rust taken care of ASAP! Glad to see it's on its way out. PITA, though.
Is that a Canadian car? I don't see the Daytime Running Lights resistor in the back corner by the clutch MC.
Is that a Canadian car? I don't see the Daytime Running Lights resistor in the back corner by the clutch MC.
Gonna be a huge money pit, but if you enjoy it, then that's all that matters.
There's rust all over, many components/brackets in the engine bay rusted out too.
Good luck with the build, but you should really get some plans into place because it will be very expensive to restore. List some ideas/plans you want other than fixing the exterior of course.
There's rust all over, many components/brackets in the engine bay rusted out too.
Good luck with the build, but you should really get some plans into place because it will be very expensive to restore. List some ideas/plans you want other than fixing the exterior of course.
drop a B18C1 or ls/vtec which ever i can find first drive it in the summer then pull the motor out do pistons,rods,hx-35 or 40,coil overs, change all rubber bushing to poly,get some 15x7 motegi tracklights strip the powder coat and then polish them. then thats about it
Gonna be a huge money pit, but if you enjoy it, then that's all that matters.
There's rust all over, many components/brackets in the engine bay rusted out too.
Good luck with the build, but you should really get some plans into place because it will be very expensive to restore. List some ideas/plans you want other than fixing the exterior of course.
There's rust all over, many components/brackets in the engine bay rusted out too.
Good luck with the build, but you should really get some plans into place because it will be very expensive to restore. List some ideas/plans you want other than fixing the exterior of course.
The bearing noise is the input shaft bearing in the transmission.
That thing is rusted bad, even mine isn't quite that bad. It's fixable, but the rust will come back through in about 6 months if it sees snow again, a few years if it only ever sees summer weather.
That thing is rusted bad, even mine isn't quite that bad. It's fixable, but the rust will come back through in about 6 months if it sees snow again, a few years if it only ever sees summer weather.
Good luck with you're build. I'm glad you were able to find the car that you were searching for. I love the 5th gen. hatch body style.
An FYI: I didn't have nearly that much rust showing and my dad and I had to build wheel wells from scratch after cutting the quarters out. Please check my build before you go investing a lot of money into this car. If you've never done body work before, make sure you sand down to metal well past where the rust has been cut away. Rust is forming under the paint even where you don't see the paint bubbling. The last thing you want to do is fix the rust and have more appear a year later. Also, buy some POR15 (here). It's your friend. And, a MAP gas torch. Torch EVERY suspension bolt before trying to remove them.
Also, keep an eye out for a cleaner SI. If worst comes to worst, you can always use this as a donor car.
An FYI: I didn't have nearly that much rust showing and my dad and I had to build wheel wells from scratch after cutting the quarters out. Please check my build before you go investing a lot of money into this car. If you've never done body work before, make sure you sand down to metal well past where the rust has been cut away. Rust is forming under the paint even where you don't see the paint bubbling. The last thing you want to do is fix the rust and have more appear a year later. Also, buy some POR15 (here). It's your friend. And, a MAP gas torch. Torch EVERY suspension bolt before trying to remove them.
Also, keep an eye out for a cleaner SI. If worst comes to worst, you can always use this as a donor car.
POR15 on the inside of the panels and sanding to metal should limit the amount of rust that reappears. It's all about how methodical the removal is.
Also, when you're done - put some of this stuff on the inside ... and all over:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPM8OR6W6WE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPM8OR6W6WE
I'm going to be cutting all the old rust off and putting por15 so there won't be any rust yeah it's going to take some time but I'm with that
heres alittle update

i have honda hx rims on
i put my free rep mugen lip on it will be coming off
tein SS coil overs
the quarters are welded on i just need to finish them

i have honda hx rims on
i put my free rep mugen lip on it will be coming off
tein SS coil overs
the quarters are welded on i just need to finish them








