jaca : 1993 Accord 2.0i

[Jack_lee]

Nice and clean stock set up there. An awesome wheel choice as well! 205/45 will fit well on 17", especially when u r 7.5" or 8" wide, a little pull on side wall, but not too much to cut the performance.

[jaca]

Jack_lee, yeah, you're right - 205/45 fitment is way better than previous one, especially on 7.5" - as you pointed out, but to be honest - I would rather switch to something closer to 185/50. The other thing that it's very hard to get :/

another pic - with my friend's EDM Accord CD7 V gen

[jaca]

Here's another one, also with Dawid's car

[jaca]

[F22Chris]

Very nice! EDM fog lights are the best.

[jaca]

Thanks Chris!

And last one for now:

[blk91coupe]

I love that last picture! Very nice car.

[jaca]

So great to hear that! Thanks!!!

[preludeNinja]

So cleaaaaan! Love the wheels and stance of that beast too!

[jaca]

thank you, preludeNinja B-)

Next update - Movie from Honda Accord Club Poland 7th Annual Meet 2015:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObzJWwUwEYA

[CB7Denmark]

Hey Europal!



You got a damn awesome CB!

Its really beautiful, whats the most popular engine with the CB chassis in Poland?

Here in Denmark, its the F22A3, but theres a handful of F20's as well, but the most commonly is the F22A3.


Are you coming to the HEM 2015 in Clastres?

Im going to participate on the racetrack with mine, im quite excited for the experience, it IS Europe's biggest car meet after all.

Take care Jaca!

[jaca]

CB7Denmark, well - that car is so rare here and wasn't officially sold in Poland (it could be bought only from other markets via Polish importer), that it's hard to say.
There's one F22A6 from US, that I know. I have F22A3 and F20A5, red one from the movie above is F20A2.
I'd say most popular engine here is F20A5.

And about HEM - no chances
For me - it's way to expensive to get back and forth

[jaca]

Finally found front lip from Legend Coupe KA8 Requires some work and regeneration, but at least it's not broken!

[ShiroiKinCB]

Oh yeah....now u set.
How are you gonna go about the scuffs?

[jaca]

on small ones I'll go with sandpaper - I started yesterday, the biggest were treated with P80, then P120, P240 and in the end P320.
As for the biggest one - I'll cut that excess off and will sand it as much as possible. Then comes putty, strenghtened with glass fiber (you can buy it anywhere).
In the end - undercoat and special paint for black, unpolished bumpers.