Lude Generation

Those coil overs are seriously sexy. Your thread is a great read and well done on all the hard work.

That sorry looking heat shield is annoying me. I'm adding that to list of 'things-to-be-spruced-up'

I see a consensus forming here, gentlemen. Right then, I'll be ordering them later on today. Many thanks for the positive feedback, much appreciated.

Hi fellas. Been going backwards and forwards with my guys at AB Autoworks here in Halifax, trying to get some red plug leads. It's a long story and rather boring so I thought I'd source them myself. I've seen these from Demon Tweeks (the Prelude versions are not in stock but can be ordered), and am ...

And speaking of red tops...Ta-dah!

Without wanting to sound like an inverted snob I drive past the new housing development down the road and everything parked outside the garages that they literally can't fit into is (1) very large (2) brand or nearly new and (3) usually wearing a premium badge. I need to remind myself that people l...

Sailor wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:23 pm

Goodness knows what they would have made of our Prelude.

They'd have dismissed it as a relic, Sailor.

@jdeale84 That's a seriously sexy looking car, buddy. She's been photographed well too. Very SR-71, very Stealth. Ten out of ten from the West Yorkshire jury.

If the manifold cover isn't rusty, just 'tarnished' (that's how it looks?) it would probably polish up nicely without needing to be re-finished? It's mild steel, but plated with nickel (or something) from factory. If it can be polished, that would look better than painting. Excellent advice, Iain. ...

Good morning, Iain. Here's the VIN plate of M334 SWP and hadn't noticed the 'ENG' stamp before. My Malaysian Prelude didn't have a red-top originally either, that was another tweak of mine.