...can hardly wait, I should 'finish' it this weekend. You can see most of the details/mods in my Profile below, but basically I took my totalled 99GSR and put ALL the mecanicals into the 93 Civic hatch: Engine, tranny, brakes, suspension, sway bars, etc. There's more to come over the coming months but for now this first phase of the build up is almost complete.

Just wanted to also thank those on this board with the help when I needed it. For a recap, this was my first build/swap and I did ALL this work myself, in a storage bin, with no power tools what so ever, so it certainly went a bit slower than normal but that's ok cause I wanted to do it all slowly to learn everything and to get it all right. I did have some help with rebuilding the internals of my tranny, but that's about it. Anyways, I cant wait to drive it and to have it tuned/dialed-in properly(both the engine and the suspension).

Later, Clay

 

Got pics??? I bet you musta have alot of fun?!!

 

i want to see pics also, must be fun taking stuff off the gsr and putting it on the hb

 

good ****. doing it yourself is defenitly the way to do it. congrats

 

sweeeeetttt project!!!!

 

yeah, it was fun, but a lot of work . I'll try to post some pics soon.

Props to:
D (for helping me rebuild the tranny)
B18C1_powered_Si (for some extra parts I needed)
Brian at Fastbrakes
Andie at Cobalt
HAsport
Jimfab

Later, Clay

 

The Teg has "Hatched"

It was nice to see the thing in the driveway when I got home from the business trip... open header y0! Hey Clay, let me know about Robeling... yea guys hes beein working on this thing forever... I was one of the guys he was out with when the Teg died... At least its reborn...



Mike

 

looks/sounds good

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EG TYPE-R &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good ****. doing it yourself is defenitly the way to do it. congrats</TD></TR></TABLE> Yeah, But no power tools at all? Surely you jest! Sounds like a killer setup though bro, Hope it starts!

 

Absolutely NO power tools, just these tired & banged up hands

But yeah it was fun doing the build up, now all I have to do is finish it up by doing the wiring and putting on the exhaust, oh and getting an alignment. Cant wait till I can actually DRIVE it again, but so far it feels great.

Later

 

it vibrates your bumhole.

 

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Yeah, work like a man, not no sissified pretty boy.

Sounds cool, I did the same thing on a smaller scale, transfering stuff from my EJ to my EH.

 

sounds sweet, be sure to keep us updated

 

pics? btw nice job

 

Props for doing everything yours self! I also did a simillar amount of work for my 93 hatch. Pretty soon I'll be building my sleeved 2.0 LSVtec, I can't wait for that.

 

Thanks for all the comments, I'll be sure to post some pics soon.
I just wired everything up this past weekend. But I still need to get my exhaust installed, so I cant really drive it yet.

later, Clay

 

looking forward to seeing that sucker light em up...