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Julienh's BB9

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 3:31 pm
by julienh
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Hi everybody,

In addition of my presentation, here is my BB9 prelude from the day I bought it to today !

This one was my first car, a corolla 1.4 88Ch liftback (first time with japanese cars :hail: ) :
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(this is the right one :lol: )

and the Prelude, just after the purchase :
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I replaced the catalytic converter :
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how shiny it was 4 years ago 8-)
Then a guy sold his Prelude for parts, so... I bought a black leather interior !
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The driver seat needed a little sewing...
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I disassembled the seat to remove the leather part :
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F***ing little metal circles ! :lol:
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Why is the foam subsiding ?
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Nearer, foam is torn :
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After repair the leather needed to be cleaned :
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Marseilles soap !
Black is practical as you can't see it's dirty !
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The cleaned part is already clean, gloss isn't :
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final result :
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I applied Meguiar's gold class cuir to protect.


OEM Honda fog lights :
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My doorsills, obviously not the original ones but those were made by a guy who could laser-cut aluminium plates :
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Here is my H23 intake header :
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after a bit of cleaning :
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The F20A4 intake was quite clean, barely a little oil...
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Engine bay with all the marks :mrgreen:
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and the #£¤~$% gasket !!! Took me hours to remove it....
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Finally fitted :
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Nice plugs :lol:
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I also replaced my clutch master/slave (it leaked) because it gave my trouble to shift correctly :
the fluid I removed from the tank :
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What the clutch lines contained :
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The leaking master :
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and his friend
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:12 pm
by Pushki
Nice work, especially with the seats. 8-)
I did something similar with my seats. The evil little metal circles I replaced with cable ties. :ugeek:

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:34 pm
by Donald
^ seconding Pushki, I'm going through the same nightmare with those circle fuckers :lol:

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:08 pm
by rob quilter
Nice prelude

8-)

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 7:20 pm
by Lude-dude
f**king circles indeed, they are horrible :lol:

Re: Julienh's BB9

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 8:29 pm
by julienh
Front upper strut bar (Megan racing, quality :lol: ) :
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the fitting of the rear one is not really "plug'n'play" :
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to give an idea of the metal amount I had to remove (I love my grinder :lol: ) to fit this bar (normally the 2 circles were concentric) :
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H-shapped holes :
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done !
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perfect !
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Koni shocks (-2cm front, -1.5cm rear)
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New brakes and calipers (H23) 260mm -> 282mm :
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before
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rear disc really needed to be changed !
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before :
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after :
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/my-wheels-are-disgusting-proof :lol:
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It's alive !!!
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Replacing the power steering fluid (I guess it was the first time :roll: )
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Rear wheel bearing was a bit loud
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My new wheels being powdercoated
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center cap :
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painting :
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and with the tyres !
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Replaced the neiman contactor (the motor was stopping while driving :? , very dangerous...)
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inside :
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I painted my old wheels (the ones with winter tyres) :mrgreen:
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you may not like, it i'll understand :lol:

The Sebring silencer and the type-S airbox :
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and that's all for now ;)

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 8:55 pm
by Vtecmec
Nice. 8-)

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 9:14 pm
by Pushki
I'm liking this thread. Lots of quality pictures. :10:

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 9:20 pm
by mercutio
you should get your mate to make more of the sills 8-)

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 10:45 pm
by macky_6
Wow, what a lot of great work :D

Oil temp guage is awesome 8-)