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Old 08-13-2007, 05:42 PM   #26
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Looks good, but just a question why did you buy another intake when you already had one? Funky yellow colour?
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Old 08-13-2007, 06:25 PM   #27
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Dustin, what's happening with that old intake? If it's workable, I'll take it off your hands for a small pile.
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Old 08-13-2007, 07:14 PM   #28
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Looks good, but just a question why did you buy another intake when you already had one? Funky yellow colour?
Pretty much. I also don't know the origin of it, so I really just wanted a history free modification.

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Dustin, what's happening with that old intake? If it's workable, I'll take it off your hands for a small pile.
Sure. I was going to list it in the buy/sell section for $20, so if you want it just pm me. The intake looks to be close to brand new.
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Dude buy the seized GSR motor in the buysell and swap the head on....
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Old 08-16-2007, 07:36 PM   #30
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My Bazooka dual coil 8ohm 6.5" tube arrived yesterday, and I proceeded as quickly as possible to get it installed. Here is a picture of the sub all installed:


I'm actually very proud of this install. I used the highest end monster cables I could get, plus I got equipment that matched up really well. It's also installed so I lose virtually no trunk space, plus I keep my spare tire and jack bits etc. From an earlier post, I showed how I mounted the amp on the underside of the trunk board. This is where the subwoofer went:



There was just enough room for the 6.5" tube to fit, but it was a little high so I had to cut out a section so the board could fit around it. It worked perfectly as the 4 speaker terminals are still hidden / protected, and the carpet barely shows the bump.

I also received these today:



They're JBL Pro speakers, and the midbass are made of two woven glass fiber layers with an epoxy-coated Nomex honeycomb core. They look really weird, but they sound great! Extremely clear and precise sound.

A few weird things that I noticed in taking the old speakers out was that the midbass speakers and cross overs were Boston Rally's, but the original oem tweeters were still installed. Sort of strange. Also, my driver side door is missing the plastic weather shield. How mission critical is it for that plastic to be there?
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I cut mine out when I did my power locks, a year ago, and haven't missed them. Sub set-up looks great - how does it sound?
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Old 08-17-2007, 09:33 AM   #32
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I cut mine out when I did my power locks, a year ago, and haven't missed them. Sub set-up looks great - how does it sound?
The sub sounds very good. I have a remote control for it so I can turn it off when I want, and it definitely fills in the bass that was missing before. It handles the really low stuff perfectly.
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Old 08-24-2007, 08:35 AM   #33
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Question: I notice when I'm driving the car that a lot of air comes through the vents, and it's usually quite hot. If I turn the heat up to maximum, it is hotter, but when turned to the cool section it's still very hot (much warmer then the miata). Any fixes for this?
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Old 08-25-2007, 10:47 AM   #34
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If you mean air comes through the vent when the blower is off, I suggest putting it on recirculate. My GF's 2nd gen did that aswell.
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Old 08-25-2007, 08:59 PM   #35
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Old 08-26-2007, 05:13 PM   #36
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Thanks. I don't get to drive the Integra that much, but I'm really enjoying it. Very nice cars.
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Old 09-03-2007, 12:23 PM   #37
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A few updates:

New rear JBL Pro speakers are now installed. The stereo sounds great!


And here is my shiny engine
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Old 09-04-2007, 01:05 PM   #38
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nice ride,

right in the heart of esq, westside!!!! lol
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now do something about the rest of the exhaust

http://www.dbmiata.com/integra/wax3.jpg
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haha, yah tell me about it. That has to be the ugliest exhaust tip on this planet. It looks like the muffler is completely stock, but someone welded that on there... *shudder*. However have no fear, this is in my future:


However, I might have to hold off for a bit as I'm pretty sure the top of my radiator is leaking. Simoes couldn't find a leak with the radiator, but noticed the coolant was really weak. Anyways, I had them flush it out when I had the wheels aligned, and now coolant keeps showing up on the top of the cooling fan. So yah... aluminum rad here i come.

And yes, I'm in the city of Esquampton
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wow dude...lovin' the progression of this thing did the header make much of a performance difference? the new header/valve cover/CAI combo looks mint...nice job on the sub install too
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wow dude...lovin' the progression of this thing did the header make much of a performance difference? the new header/valve cover/CAI combo looks mint...nice job on the sub install too
Hey thanks man. I think the header gave it a little more go, but I can't really tell because I put all those parts in it before the car was insured
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btw did you get the Integra brochure?
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Yes thanks a bunch Ian, that was awesome. It's a pretty nice brochure actually, I was quite surprised.
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No problem I'm glad I got the right address.
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Updates! Yesterday I had Tokico shocks and Tanabe Sustec lowering springs put in the car. It looks pretty sic and drives great. I'd highly suggest the Tanabe springs. They're not harsh at all.

I also have some new rims and tires coming, so I'll post pictures up once they're on the car.
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Wow I haven't updated this in ages. Here's a quick idea of what has happened to the car:

Tanabe springs removed (wife was very angry I lowered her car)
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DC Sports catback exhaust
Greddy Radiator Panel
Apexi S-AFC2
ASA 16" Rims
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so...your allowed to do anything you want, except lower it?
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