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Damski's BB9 Project
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Hello, I am Relatively new to the forum and have had my Lude for around 4 months and I adore every moment driving it. it's a 97' Base Spec 2.0i in Supermarine Blue Pearl. Long term plans is 5 Lug swap, H22A8/A7 swap and a few other custom bits and Bobs.
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I've been active a few times in the Forums, Picked up some 5 lug VTi hubs and Caliper's, as well as replace the alternator on the car last week so finally the build is in full swing!
Photo of the old Girl:
I've been active a few times in the Forums, Picked up some 5 lug VTi hubs and Caliper's, as well as replace the alternator on the car last week so finally the build is in full swing!
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First order of business was fixing the horrid stock wheel, I love EP3 wheels but didn't feel like paying EP3 prices, I found a lovely Gent in East Calder who breaks Civic's and was able to pick up an EP2 steering wheel (basically the same with black instead of red badges) for £30! Modernized the interior 10x and a nicer drive imho.
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Hi and welcome.
Great to see a new member and well done for posting up pics
Glad you're enjoying the car. Great colour and picking up a 2.0 for an H22 swap is a great way of getting the car you want, for not 'all the money'.
Great to see a new member and well done for posting up pics

Glad you're enjoying the car. Great colour and picking up a 2.0 for an H22 swap is a great way of getting the car you want, for not 'all the money'.
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Ain't that the Truth... Sub 1000 Pounds for something with Below 100k miles and reasonable service history... let the build beginwurlycorner wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 2:48 pmGlad you're enjoying the car. Great colour and picking up a 2.0 for an H22 swap is a great way of getting the car you want, for not 'all the money'.

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Another day, another part picked up!
The previous owner removed the old Hood spoilers and left it in an awful way... reason I got a good deal, £40 later I have a near perfect bonnet now
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Next Plan is to take off the wiper assembly and give it a good respray to get it looking factory
The previous owner removed the old Hood spoilers and left it in an awful way... reason I got a good deal, £40 later I have a near perfect bonnet now
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Next Plan is to take off the wiper assembly and give it a good respray to get it looking factory
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I would recommend not respraying the plastic. Use this instead:BB9_Damski wrote: ↑Wed Oct 27, 2021 12:16 pmNext Plan is to take off the wiper assembly and give it a good respray to get it looking factory
It doesn't need any extra preparation except cleaning the plastic surface beforehand.
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Only thing I can imagine needing recently is a Motegi Lip kit or JDM Cupholders