My first civic

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Well it is stock and it is on a D Series.. what'd you expect? lol

i suppose it may be smaller cause its a y7. i'm almost certain the y8 intake is larger..

Anyways. I just went past your pics again and totally spotted your cheapy train horn lol
 
What is power without control is my theory.

Koni Yellow sports, Blox LCA, ASR and CTR rear swaybar
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looks like you are really getting down to business with your first civic. nice start for sure!
 
looks like you are really getting down to business with your first civic. nice start for sure!

thanks
picked up a used Y8 that I'm going to rebuild.
do it once and do it right
i don't know how some people can just slap in a used motor?
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Those brakes look good. I should have thought about painting the dust guards on my brakes. Did you get any springs for those struts?
 
Those brakes look good. I should have thought about painting the dust guards on my brakes. Did you get any springs for those struts?

Those brakes are just for the winter. I have AEM big brakes that I will be using for the summer. The dust shields are not painted but I bought them new from Honda as the old ones were rusted. At the same time I put in new wheels bearings into the spindles.
Yes I have H&R sport springs.

i like your airhorns:ph34r:

The OEM horn was dead so I wired up some air horns to use. lol!!
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cleaned block with garden hose hooked up to the hot water tank.

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crankshaft before pic
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crankshaft after pic
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bearing marks before
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after polishing at home
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the rods

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now i find there is one busted bolt i have to extract.

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i drilled the bolt but still it will not budge

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I sent out the cylinderhead to get rebuilt and once i got it back it was time for my disassembly and installation of a Competition cam, competition HD springs and titanium valve retainers.

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ports were ported and polished
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off it came
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new bearings

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old bearings
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cleaned oil pan going to get drilled and modified
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some JB weld for the oil return
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temporary plug for the oil return so I can drive the car still as the turbo kit will be installed in spring
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head installed on to the block with ARP head bolts. ARP is used for flywheel and pressure plate too.
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new oil pump installed too
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plug so nothing gets inside
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ARP grease
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some more work before the powertrain swap.


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disconnect both O2 sensors
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argh rust
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heat shield prevented even more rust on the nuts
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the two nuts that holds the downpipe was rusted and seized. I had to use a dremel and cut off disc



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the two bolts that held the flanges together just snapped off when trying to remove them.
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to separate the catalytic from the downpipe looked labourous so I decided to cut the pipe instead.
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general pic of the undersides
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new stainless headers installed
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free flow megan racing catalytic

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some 12.9 grade socket caps bolts
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montreal winters sigh
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both O2 sensors are still good and going to be reused.

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rusted out rear lower control arm
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since i was underneath i notice the shifter bushing was loose and installed the prothane poly ones.
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another issue i had was the freaking mounting points for the hangers was no positioned good and the line hangs a bit. Got to figure something up to lift it higher so it doesn't drag.


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need to weld a hanger underneath the floor so I can use this hanger on the exhaust line.
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I changed this worn bushing with the prothane one since I was under the car. LOL!!:wrench:
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wanted to change this bushing and slap on the short shifter as well but seeing so much rust. I looked like it will take more than 30 minutes to do so I sprayed with it with some loose nut.
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here is the bushing i needed to get to.
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I will need to get shorter bolts.
as long as it does the job.

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now some transmission goodies

diff bearings and all carbon synchros are in.
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OBX LSD

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here is my rebuilt gearspeed B001 Si transmission where the LSD and synchros will be going into.


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and to think you were just some noob... good work so far bro
 
amazing work thus far man keep it up. sounds like its going to be beastly
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