Some pictures of our JDM Accord
11-27-2006, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
could you post some more interior pics of your car. I am really interested in seeing how you mounted your gauges.
11-28-2006, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by ml2spin
Have seen dan's car - his Defi gauges are simply mounted on the dash in a row, using the standard Defi stands and double-sided tape.
11-28-2006, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
thats what I thought but how are the wires run.
Ok will bug dan in our local forum to come over and answer these questions - bleeding typical
Singapore jokers seem to love to do a post-n-run! :troutslap
12-01-2006, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted by ml2spin
Didn't check it out that closely.
Ok will bug dan in our local forum to come over and answer these questions - bleeding typical Singapore jokers seem to love to do a post-n-run! :troutslap
Ok will bug dan in our local forum to come over and answer these questions - bleeding typical
Singapore jokers seem to love to do a post-n-run! :troutslapWires done in a loop fashion from one to another in DEFI set up and done behind each meter and final wire comes down and goes to the controller.
The three nicks are kansai (white 06 FL Euro R stock), Dan (blue 04, Euro R mod mugen blah blah and these defi meters and Acidburnz on a auto with cut-out exhaust tips and replced with bigger ones.....
Like the grill below Dan's and Acidburnz? Done by yours truely....
Their suspensions varies from Tein to Tein..hahahah,
the orange part of the headlights, I leave it to them to wrap things up here.
We do get a fair bit of some stuff. Some DIY stuff too. I am just too tight on time to update my post with pics....
12-01-2006, 12:34 PM
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Apologies for the late response, just got back from holiday trip.
It's a pair of 102mm Remus tailpipes, specific for our JDM CL7. Can find more info here:
http://www.roadrunnermotorsport.co.u...s-exhausts.asp
It's a pair of 102mm Remus tailpipes, specific for our JDM CL7. Can find more info here:
http://www.roadrunnermotorsport.co.u...s-exhausts.asp
Originally Posted by Jrock04TSX
Bump for my question.
12-01-2006, 12:50 PM
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You got them half correct. Those headlights were or should I say, ARE still very much JDM 
However, there's no spraying of any sort...
FYI, The JDM -> "USDM" conversion, inspired by s001y, was actually economical and most importantly, reversible. He did something similar too, maybe he'll post some pictures soon.
Right Chief??:P
However, there's no spraying of any sort...FYI, The JDM -> "USDM" conversion, inspired by s001y, was actually economical and most importantly, reversible. He did something similar too, maybe he'll post some pictures soon.
Right Chief??:P
Originally Posted by EuRTSX
I think they had JDM before, and sprayed it amber. That's what I think.
12-01-2006, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by acidburnz
You got them half correct. Those headlights were or should I say, ARE still very much JDM However, there's no spraying of any sort...
FYI, The JDM -> "USDM" conversion, inspired by s001y, was actually economical and most importantly, reversible. He did something similar too, maybe he'll post some pictures soon. Right Chief??:P
However, there's no spraying of any sort...FYI, The JDM -> "USDM" conversion, inspired by s001y, was actually economical and most importantly, reversible. He did something similar too, maybe he'll post some pictures soon.
Right Chief??:PThat's what I meant. They're still JDM.
12-01-2006, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by GAntonio
Would you care share the Size and spec for each of the cars' wheels?
Thanx
Thanx
in response to your queries on Rims:
My blue EuroR
Rim 1: Prodrive GC010E/British Black/18inch/8.0JJ/114.3x5/+43
Rim 2: Advan RS/Gunmetal/17inch/8.0JJ/114.3x5/+45
Acidburnz's black JDM Accords
Prodrive GC06D/British Black/17inch/7.5JJ/114.3x5/+43
Kansai's White EuroR
Wedsports SA70/Bronze/17inch/7.5JJ/114.3x5/+45
Cheers,
Dan
12-02-2006, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by danteo78
Hi Fellas,
in response to your queries on Rims:
My blue EuroR
Rim 1: Prodrive GC010E/British Black/18inch/8.0JJ/114.3x5/+43
Rim 2: Advan RS/Gunmetal/17inch/8.0JJ/114.3x5/+45
Acidburnz's black JDM Accords
Prodrive GC06D/British Black/17inch/7.5JJ/114.3x5/+43
Kansai's White EuroR
Wedsports SA70/Bronze/17inch/7.5JJ/114.3x5/+45
Cheers,
Dan
in response to your queries on Rims:
My blue EuroR
Rim 1: Prodrive GC010E/British Black/18inch/8.0JJ/114.3x5/+43
Rim 2: Advan RS/Gunmetal/17inch/8.0JJ/114.3x5/+45
Acidburnz's black JDM Accords
Prodrive GC06D/British Black/17inch/7.5JJ/114.3x5/+43
Kansai's White EuroR
Wedsports SA70/Bronze/17inch/7.5JJ/114.3x5/+45
Cheers,
Dan
It's seems you guys like to put 17" wheels on the cars, is this for any particular reason? weight? road conditions? or better handling?
People over here make a big deal about larger wheels. Like "you got get either 18's or 20's
, nothing smaller than that cuz it's gonna look weak" 
GAntonio
12-04-2006, 11:32 AM
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I see that your side mirrors don't have the LED blinkers.
and there's no problem with you guys invading as long as you have lots of pics and hook us up with parts!
12-05-2006, 08:25 PM
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see....why convert and rebadge when you can buy from the source? Them be the real deal....rebadgers suffering envy right now. Never understood going through all the time and money coverting when you can pay a bit more to have one shipped over. There are a few here in Austin that were shipped over, much nicer than trying to convert a TSX IMO. (this is just my opinion, not against anyone here that has done it, so save the hater responses!)