Identify This Car?!
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From: Better Neighborhood, Arizona
Originally Posted by The Dougler
So your committing to the H22A?
I've got the mounts figured out, ECU harness..
Now I just need to get the exhaust straightened out (literally)
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Originally Posted by Ken1997TL
Yup..
I've got the mounts figured out, ECU harness..
Now I just need to get the exhaust straightened out (literally)
I've got the mounts figured out, ECU harness..
Now I just need to get the exhaust straightened out (literally)
after the swap is done post pics! a close-up of the sexy red valve cover is also mandatory
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It'll be a good month or two from now.
I need to get the car first
That'll happen this weekend. I'll be on a 2 week vacation next month in California, so that just cuts into my engine swap free time 
I need to get the car first
That'll happen this weekend. I'll be on a 2 week vacation next month in California, so that just cuts into my engine swap free time
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Originally Posted by invisiblewar
^i really hope that was sarcasm...still think this is the best accord yet
I like the new Accord coupe, but I still can't get over that massive front overhang....
oh, and I think the 94-95 Accords are still the best USDM Accord's ever made in terms of design, reliability, driveability/fun, value, and ergonomics (relative to its time, of course). Design at the time (similar to the EG Civic's) is ahead of its time. Short front and rear over hang, raised rear end, good visibility, looks proportional and sleek from almost all angles (again, relative to its time, although I think it still doesn't look bad even after 15 yrs).
oh, and I think the 94-95 Accords are still the best USDM Accord's ever made in terms of design, reliability, driveability/fun, value, and ergonomics (relative to its time, of course). Design at the time (similar to the EG Civic's) is ahead of its time. Short front and rear over hang, raised rear end, good visibility, looks proportional and sleek from almost all angles (again, relative to its time, although I think it still doesn't look bad even after 15 yrs).
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From: Northwest
Originally Posted by oonowindoo
you are too young to understand. those older accords were the SHIT back when you were 11 years old.
still look good even to this day. same with the Legend coupe.
the OP accord is sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet though.
Back in a TL again.
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From: Find the Needle
Originally Posted by supraken
I like the new Accord coupe, but I still can't get over that massive front overhang....
oh, and I think the 94-95 Accords are still the best USDM Accord's ever made in terms of design, reliability, driveability/fun, value, and ergonomics (relative to its time, of course). Design at the time (similar to the EG Civic's) is ahead of its time. Short front and rear over hang, raised rear end, good visibility, looks proportional and sleek from almost all angles (again, relative to its time, although I think it still doesn't look bad even after 15 yrs).
oh, and I think the 94-95 Accords are still the best USDM Accord's ever made in terms of design, reliability, driveability/fun, value, and ergonomics (relative to its time, of course). Design at the time (similar to the EG Civic's) is ahead of its time. Short front and rear over hang, raised rear end, good visibility, looks proportional and sleek from almost all angles (again, relative to its time, although I think it still doesn't look bad even after 15 yrs).
i'm looking for one as a DD
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