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Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2017 7:42 pm
by hondaddict
Some news of my car, it still running strong and i'm really happy with it!

I have a lot of work to do on the engine, i'm planning to do it this Spring , actually it is too cold outside to work under the car, and my back is in a really bad condition :oops:

I have to replace the LMA and i'll replace the valves seals at the same moment, as i'm burning oil too much :roll:
I have to test the compressions but i hope i'll do it this week-end.
I alos have to replace the clutch disc, actually it is not sleeping yet but it feels a little bit weak.
I'll also check the cylinders walls with my brand new usb endoscope :D

Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2017 7:13 am
by hondaddict
Some pictures of the pistons and the cylinder walls, the FRM liner seems to be in very good shape. :D

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The pictures are not really good bud when i look directly on my PC with the USB endoscope, it is really clear :D


About the cylinders compression, i have to modify my compression tester to have the more accurate value posssible, but all i can say is that the 4 cylinders are really close each other, so it is another good new.

The pistons seems to be clean, just a little bit greasy , the culprit are the valves seals that i have to replace and it will be done as soon as possible...

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 9:28 am
by wurlycorner
Yep, that looks good and clean!

Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 4:49 pm
by hondaddict
Some news from my black anvil , i finally foud the time to test the compressions and they were all between 232 to 246 PSI, so i'm really happy of the result!

I still have to replace my valves seals but i'll do it as soon as possible! :D

Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:49 pm
by hondaddict
Hi everybody, this afternoon i finally found some time to TIG weld a bung on the exhaust manifold, in way of installing the EGT probe of my AEM EGT gauge, hurray! :lol:

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I still have to install correctly the wiring but the gauge is fully functionnal :D

Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2017 9:46 pm
by hondaddict
Hello :D

These last days i've worked a little bit on my black anvil, first i've modified my rear suspension arms to correct the excessive camber.
Now the car feel handling better, it was a hard task but i'm happy of the result

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after the modification:

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Then i worked on my future auto climate control, by replacing the cracked polarising film of the LCD and by replacing the lights by some LED light:

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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2017 6:39 pm
by wurlycorner
Was the excessive camber 'as built' or due to damage?

Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2017 7:31 pm
by hondaddict
The excessive camber was due to the lowering of the car ( - 30 mm if i remember correctly) , i didn't know the technical word but the rear suspension system is a " 5 arms" .( multi link is the correct word?)

With a double wishbone, the excess of camber when the car is lowered is easy to compensate with camber kit , but on an ATR, it is not as easy :oops:

Re: Accord Type R LHD

Posted: Sun May 14, 2017 7:30 pm
by hondaddict
Some news here!

I have worked a lot on my climate control, as i'm out of money for my engine build :oops:

So i'm waiting for some minor parts but a lot of work have been done :D

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An side Mirror upgrade coming from UK:

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And actually, i'm helping a friend who bought a U2Q7 gearbox and want the Torsen into his M2K4 gearbox.
So i'm doing the conversion :D and i'll keep the U2Q7 for me.
I'm planning to put Inside an ITR torsen with a 5th gear coming from a 3rd gen Prelude.

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Next step soon! :D

Posted: Sun May 14, 2017 10:47 pm
by wurlycorner
That's quite some hybrid box you have in mind there...
What's the reason for choosing those bits in particular?
Surprised 3g box parts are interchangeable?