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Old May 31, 2013 | 06:01 PM
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Whats up guys! I was searching for a new daily driver,and came across a 1991 ef hatch for $1300 in ST.Louis. Went to look at the vehicle,but it wasn't as great as the guy lead it up to be. So after that a few days passed and found a 1989 Honda Civic Wagovan up in Peoria,IL. Once I saw the vehicle in person, I instantly fell in love lol. The guy was asking $750 obo, but I stole it for $650 and been enjoying every minute with it.

















Previous owner install air horns on it.



Cluttered the engine bay,so I removed them.



First upgrade (Password JDM oil drain plug silver)



B&M short throw shifter





TEIN S TECH lowering springs





Old gas cap



New gas cap



Doing a little de-badging









As you can see, I'm having issues holding up my rear license plate. the previous owner was using that wire cloths hanger,since the bolts got broken off inside the holes. I decided to fix this issue,and luckily had some mugen license plate bolts laying around from a previous build (1994 Integra RS)





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Old May 31, 2013 | 06:34 PM
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It is a good start and did you already install the B&M shifter to ur car ? Does that B&M shifter shorter than ur stock shifter?
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Old May 31, 2013 | 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by M-benz
It is a good start and did you already install the B&M shifter to ur car ? Does that B&M shifter shorter than ur stock shifter?
Thank you. No I haven't installed the short throw yet. It originally was going in a 1994 civic dx hatch,but decided I wanted it in the wagovan for DD use lol. I left out that I ordered a weighted PWJDM shift ****, and it should be here tomorrow. I planned on installing the short throw and **** at the same time, if weather permits. Not to be an *******, but the way im reading your question regarding if the b&m shifter is shorter than stock length wise? no. The short throw is just a performance upgrade that make the throws between gears shorter/quicker.
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 01:07 PM
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Figured Id take some interior pics





















Found my turn signal lenses



Finally got the PWJDM **** in the mail





Also got some new shoes as well. (GSR Blades)

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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 01:16 PM
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sell those blades, the PWJDM junk/useless parts, and fund rust repair. why you paid $1600 for that rusty bondo pile and spend more money on stupid parts that don't make you go faster, look better, or improve function makes no sense.
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by OGxruiner
sell those blades, the PWJDM junk/useless parts, and fund rust repair. why you paid $1600 for that rusty bondo pile and spend more money on stupid parts that don't make you go faster, look better, or improve function makes no sense.
I believe that he paid $650 for it, not $1600. I also take issue with some of the part selection but whatever makes the guy happy. Somethings people can only learn by doing. I would get it cleaned up and tuned up and take a more systematic approach. Mugen license plate bolts and a PWJDM drain plug aren't helping but if they are laying around unused, why not. I would address the body work.
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 94IntegraRS
Not to be an *******, but the way im reading your question regarding if the b&m shifter is shorter than stock length wise? no. The short throw is just a performance upgrade that make the throws between gears shorter/quicker.
That exactly what I mean.... and thank you for ur explanation.
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by 94IntegraRS
Not to be an *******, but the way im reading your question regarding if the b&m shifter is shorter than stock length wise? no. The short throw is just a performance upgrade that make the throws between gears shorter/quicker.
Originally Posted by M-benz
That exactly what I mean.... and thank you for ur explanation.
It actually is longer, but longer under the fulcrum (ball).
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by OGxruiner
sell those blades, the PWJDM junk/useless parts, and fund rust repair. why you paid $1600 for that rusty bondo pile and spend more money on stupid parts that don't make you go faster, look better, or improve function makes no sense.
Do you not read? First off it is a "build thread". Thought this was honda-tech not hater-tech. Where did you come up with $1600? Also the parts are actually pretty nice to have, since most were laying around from previous builds. If you don't have any useful information, or polite comments, dont be spam posting my thread.

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I believe that he paid $650 for it, not $1600. I also take issue with some of the part selection but whatever makes the guy happy. Somethings people can only learn by doing. I would get it cleaned up and tuned up and take a more systematic approach. Mugen license plate bolts and a PWJDM drain plug aren't helping but if they are laying around unused, why not. I would address the body work.
Thank you, that all the guy above you had to say instead of making himself look bad. Yea, rust is the least of my worries at the moment as it is my daily driver.

Originally Posted by M-benz
That exactly what I mean.... and thank you for ur explanation.
Glad I could help

Originally Posted by asianflava
It actually is longer, but longer under the fulcrum (ball).
Ok well thanks for clearing that up for us
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 08:12 PM
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Cleaning up my girlfriends 89 DX hatch, eventually will have a D16 VTEC in it, etc.. LONG project though. Starting fairly well!
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Old Jun 7, 2013 | 03:47 AM
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i was multi-tasking, got my numbers mixed up. but regardless, waste of time and money......... and last i recall, this IS a PUBLIC forum and i can say whatever i want about my dislikes (and likes) towards any thread i want if you cannot accept criticism - good, bad, or indifferent, don't post here. simple as that.
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Old Jun 10, 2013 | 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by OGxruiner
i was multi-tasking, got my numbers mixed up. but regardless, waste of time and money......... and last i recall, this IS a PUBLIC forum and i can say whatever i want about my dislikes (and likes) towards any thread i want if you cannot accept criticism - good, bad, or indifferent, don't post here. simple as that.
You're absolutely right but you really come across as a dick...just my opinion. Some people just like shitting in people's threads instead of using some tact. I really wouldn't call it an "old-school" build thread either but anyone with any awareness can tell that the guy is just excited about his new ride. I'm sure that everyone has done things to their car that they'd like to forget but on down the road people who can offer constructive criticism will get farther than people who just want to rain on someone's parade. I bet in the future half those mods go away...if you could read you would know that most of it was laying around from previous builds so why not throw it on?

Just my opinion since it's a public forum and all...
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Old Jun 10, 2013 | 08:06 PM
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This thing could be beyond awesome! Hatchback sleeper.
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Old Jun 11, 2013 | 07:17 AM
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What's up with this forum and folks putting on needless bling parts before actually addressing maintenance and rust/body work?

I know it was a $650 car, but goodness...if you really like the car the money you saved on the purchase should be put toward making it run and look better.

And debadging a 25 year old car? At least do it right or just leave it alone.
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Old Jun 11, 2013 | 07:35 AM
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Is there any serious rust?
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Old Jun 11, 2013 | 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Black R
Is there any serious rust?
Doesn't matter brah. PWJDM drain plug and Mugen license plate bolts FTW.
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