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Thanks mate. Only this is just a part of the build The story continious. Starting with an Benen B-pillar. And some JDM Accord Type-R seats. A set of 17 inch BuddyClub SF Gunmetal rims with Falken FK-452 tire were added. Bolted to the Civic with some Mutegi SR48 Burning Blue lugnuts Another feature I was working on, was to put a little bit of music in the back of the car. - Phoenix Gold ZX450 Amplifier - Rockford T10001bd Monoblock Amplifier - Rockford P3D12 Woofer (2x) - Rockford Condensator I can tell you al long story. But picture tell you more. If any question, let me know. Final result.
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Some minor modifications on the doorpanels. Next up. The car was ready for some dyno-tuning. With some good results. Because the licenceplate broke off, I had to make something which was more firmer. In the front I placed a Skunk2 strutbar Also a Skunk2 rear strutbar was placed Some random shots at a car-meeting
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Next up are the brakes. First is the Hytech replica Header. Brake time. Some new Brembo Front Discs Rear Discs New Rear Brake Calipers With some little red flavor.
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@Krzys, no hard feeling. I wasn't taking it as negative feedback.. Time to work on the engine. Dismantle the cylinderhead Next the engine Start to clean up the cylinderhead Putting back the engine components Lighter flywheel Also the gearbox was taken care of Refurbished ABS pump End result
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True, it's a lot of work for extra 50bhp. But I'm not the type, to simply put a turbo on it. Like ,almost, everyone is doing. For me this is also a learning experience. And see if I can reach my goal.
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Thanks guys, Installing an Invidia exhaust, Energy Suspenion Masterkit along with a Skunk2 Camberkit. Some photo's after the work was done. My first carshow at FULLSPEED After a while I was getting the need for more horsepower. Simply swapping an engine wasn't didn't do it for me. I needed a challenge. My goal was to reach 210Bhp with a NA build engine. The search began with collecting the parts. Thermal Gasket Engine Components A little bit of dress-up
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Thanks Alex. Fist thing I did was cleaning al the holes at the car. I wanted the car as clean as possible. No doorstrips, nothing....... doors, trunk, roof and fenders Prepairing for primer So the car and the parts are ready for paint. I choose a color from Standox (Kyalami Flash) Paint There wil be about 7 layers of paint on it. 1st layer is black. 2nd layer is blue Then there will several layers (approx 5) of the Standox paint. Stay tuned for much more updates............
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An aftermarket camgear is also adviced when doing a mini-e swap (as statted above).
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Let's say... 'when the girlfriend is happy, I'm happy' Back on track with the EG6.. This is going to be a long story. It al started some while back in 2005. Bought the car as a standard EG6 (Civic 1.6 VTI). Did put some OZ Exclusive rims on it. Those where leftovers from my EE8. Drove the car for about 1 - 2 years, when I thought the time was right for a paintjob. (I don't have many pictures of it. So you'll have to do it with just one) Yes it's the purple one.................. Some serious money problems started when I switsched job. Started working for a Bosch Car Service which also has a body-repairshop. This was a attack on my bankaccount Yes who doesn't remember The Fast And The Furious............ It was time to change the car again.. Bought some BuddyClub2 full bodykit. And Bomex rearspoiler The rest of the the story will come later. And I'll bet, you will never gues what will come..........
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fuelconsumption is approx. 1L on 10km's power 140 KW / 197 Bhp
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Here is my project topic of my EG6. First I'll start telling something about my Honda Accord Tourer 2.4i Executive which is driven by my girlfriend. This will be a short story, because no big updates are done on this car. Bought by a local Honda dealer. Equiped with all the accessories you can think of. - Navigation - Adaptive cruisecontrole - Leather seats - Heated seats - Electric adjustable seats - Bleutooth - Rainsensor - Dimming rearviewmirror - Tinted windows First thing I did, was buying some new rims to put on some winter-tires. The stock-rims with summer tires are being refurbished. Summer Stance Winter Stance Big brother and Little Brother One Happy Honda Family Honda CRV from my parents
