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Nice find on that prelude. Super clean.
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Jun 7, 2016 02:09
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More love for this.
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Jun 7, 2016 02:42
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raseri posted:Finally got my Integra Type R back on the road with a new engine, now it's time to hit the track!
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Type SH? Was Doctor Evil the previous owner?
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Jun 7, 2016 03:20
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Imperador do Brasil posted:a 1997 Prelude Type SH, 92k original miles and one owner from new. That thing must be a hoot and a half. Nice grab! Also page 427 posting. Just sayin.
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Jun 7, 2016 03:21
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ssjonizuka posted:Also page 427 posting. Just sayin.   
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Jun 7, 2016 03:59
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Gwaihir posted:^^All blue vehicles are da best. Glad to see you got the correct color  Gave mine a wash and wax for a birthday present, one year old! 
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Jun 7, 2016 04:07
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Once you've seen a C6 with flared fenders, it's really hard to buy a normal one.
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Jun 7, 2016 04:14
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ssjonizuka posted:That thing must be a hoot and a half. Nice grab! It's definitely a fun little car. Light by today's standards, decent power and good handling. My 10-year-old gearhead son rode home in it with me and he was alternating between giggling when we hit VTEC and babbling about how clean the car is. It was stored in a garage for 19 years, so even the nuts and bolts under the hood are shiny and new-looking.
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What is the Type SH?
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Super Aggro Crag posted:What is the Type SH? http://bfy.tw/692j
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raseri posted:Finally got my Integra Type R back on the road with a new engine, now it's time to hit the track! Nice job man, it just looks fun
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Jun 7, 2016 15:02
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That Prelude is awesome man. One of my favorite looking cars.
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MasonF posted:I'm a Toyota guy, so I'm not usually a fan of FWD Hondas, but this thing is awesome. What's under the hood? It's a K24/K20 Frank engine with some bolt-ons and a JDM LSD gearbox, going up on the dyno to finalize the tune, hoping for around 270-275hp at the flywheel, that will due a car the weighs in at 2300lbs  thechalkoutline posted:Nice job man, it just looks fun Thank you so much!
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Super Aggro Crag posted:What is the Type SH? Basically a handling upgrade meant to minimize torque steer and understeer. Also has active torque transfer (Honda calls it ATTS) that sends power to the outside wheel when cornering. Makes it behave a little more neutral instead of pushing so hard. Although you actually got different wheels, spoiler, side skirts, and some other little convenience and appearance features with the SH over the base model. Mcqueen posted:That Prelude is awesome man. One of my favorite looking cars. Thanks! I have always wanted one since I first saw the redesign in '97 but I had a ton of other cars since then, and every example I would come across was riced to poo poo or just generally beat on. This one feels like a 3-year-old car. Imperador do Brasil fucked around with this message at 20:30 on Jun 7, 2016 |
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Oh, hey, I have a pair of those very same seats to throw in my Cutlass. Honda is one of the few manufacturers that still used black interiors in anything modern, and I needed flip forward coupe seats. also, Honda makes pretty good sporty seats. That whole car is nice. I prefer the 87-91 because I'm a square-car nerd, but yours looks so much better than the preceding generation. Would drive. kimbo305 posted:Once you've seen a C6 with flared fenders, it's really hard to buy a normal one. No poo poo, right? The Z06 additions save the C6 from being, well, not boring, but a little too plain. A friend of mine has one in that same blue, but with chrome factory wheels (that he's trying to replace with not-chrome ones.)
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Imperador do Brasil posted:Basically a handling upgrade meant to minimize torque steer and understeer. Also has active torque transfer (Honda calls it ATTS) that sends power to the outside wheel when cornering. Makes it behave a little more neutral instead of pushing so hard. Although you actually got different wheels, spoiler, side skirts, and some other little convenience and appearance features with the SH over the base model. The Acura RL uses a 4 wheel version of the Prelude's system, aka SH-AWD. Easiest way to spot a faux-SH is the base has a 3rd brake light in the rear window and the SH has it on the spoiler and nothing in the rear window. I see a bunch of people trying to sell their base's as SH's. The SH also sits about 1" lower and is manual-only. Great cars, I really miss my 97. It's getting very hard to find nice examples since very few have survived the  era. Keep a very close eye on your oil level however, they are notorious oil burners.
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raseri posted:Finally got my Integra Type R back on the road with a new engine, now it's time to hit the track! That is gorgeous
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It was a 9 out of 10 for sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U77AR_don4U
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Gorson posted:The Acura RL uses a 4 wheel version of the Prelude's system, aka SH-AWD. Yeah all the H22's were oil burners if driven hard. Mine is definitely a real SH. Has courtesy lights in the doors, no 3rd brake light on the rear deck, VIN is correct, etc. I've been driving it to work this week and it's been fantastic!
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Bape Culture posted:It was a 9 out of 10 for sure. Man, when the Bapemobile goes, it goes in style.
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Imperador do Brasil posted:She and her mom don't like driving it because they are both 5' tall and can't see over the hood and rear wing. My friends and I went to a car show at the weekend, 3 of us, 3 cars. The 89 Prelude was driven by a girl who's 4'10" and she had to sit on her coat in order to see over the steering wheel. She then tried to sit in an S2000 with a bucket seat aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand 
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I was gonna say if you had any more shots from the day, but then I remember watching you being towed back into the pits and you didn't look 'appy.  
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88h88 posted:My friends and I went to a car show at the weekend, 3 of us, 3 cars. The 89 Prelude was driven by a girl who's 4'10" and she had to sit on her coat in order to see over the steering wheel. She then tried to sit in an S2000 with a bucket seat aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand You shrunk Sansa Stark nooooooo!
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So I did another thing again.  And then I did more of the same to that thing.    I like this particular thing a lot.
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You're a madman. Awesome.
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Jun 16, 2016 21:25
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Me likey. How much travel does the suspension have?
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El Scotch posted:Me likey. Not a lot. The ride is firmer than stock, but it's on par with my previous lowered cars. It's not my daily driver, so I don't mind.
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Those wheels are fantastic and have the perfect amount of dish. 
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Jesus, you do the best things to things.
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DropShadow posted:Not a lot. The ride is firmer than stock, but it's on par with my previous lowered cars. It's not my daily driver, so I don't mind. How low could one go and still have a comfortable DD?
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El Scotch posted:How low could one go and still have a comfortable DD? That depends entirely on the individual. I could comfortably DD my (lowered) Z06, if it had a less aggressive cam, and the chin splitter didn't scrape on LITERALLY EVERYTHING. Most people would be driven insane by the poo poo ride and over-sensitive steering. It depends on your preference.
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Havent drove it in a while. Forgot how nice it shines.
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DropShadow posted:
Looks great. What are the wheels? Sort of look like Forgelines
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SaNChEzZ posted:Looks great. What are the wheels? Sort of look like Forgelines Vorsteiner VFF-105, 20x10, et30, 5mm spacer in the rear, and I'm going to add 3mm in the front.
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El Scotch posted:How low could one go and still have a comfortable DD? Depends on your definition of comfort. I have been driving lowered cars for so long, I've gotten used to it. My Jeep with air suspension feels like driving a cloud compared to the Audi. I plan to put the allroad on bags next year.
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DropShadow posted:I plan to put the allroad on bags next year. Wait... that's static? 
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