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    #16
    what about back seats that fit? are there any that fit from another car?
    prelude(please!!)?

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      #17
      Not easily. Even newer Accord rear seats don't fit perfectly. You can probably make them fit, but it's not something I've seen done. It's worth a shot if you're good at custom work, but you'd probably be a pioneer.






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        #18
        w00t for pioneer-ism

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          #19
          Originally posted by deevergote
          So next time I have diarrhea, I'll be sure to sit in your car!
          ahahah deev u crack me up!

          8 Accords so far:
          '81 SE Sedan(1st Gen), '83 SE Sedan(2nd Gen), '89 SE Sedan(3rd Gen)
          '89 DX Sedan(3rd Gen), '92 LX Coupe(4th Gen), '92 EX Wagon(4th Gen)
          (3rd gen parts car) I'm currently Driving a '14 Accord Sport 9th Gen

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            #20
            I had to weld custom brackets to my Accord sliders after I grinded all the stock OEM seat brackets off that had a combo of rivets and welds, not fun stuff if you don't have the tools. But basically, you want to get it to where you just have the seat sliders, then you can weld a bracket onto there and screw in the seat. This is for a Racing seat. But if you want leather, Acura Vigor Seats bolt right up EXACTLY to the same spots on the floor. The driver seat is power though, so you might need to wire something to make it work. I had to get the rails from the Vigor seat in the JY to make my custom sliders.




            ^^don't worry those were just tack welds to get the dimensions right, he made them better afterwards

            The final painted seat sliders/brackets

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            93' EX Coupe H22A w/ P2T4 Sir 5spd 191whp 155 wtq
            99' Lexus LS400 157k VVTi V8 gets up & goes...new DD
            91 Accord SE 176k
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              #21
              Dont not paint your dash/any other pieces. 3 friends of mine all did this last winter to their cars. By the end of the summer 2 out of 3 had bubbles in the paint and it starting to peel.

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                #22
                Save some time, and money in the long run, just find a interior set in the color your looking for.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by mlipnickwc
                  Dont not paint your dash/any other pieces. 3 friends of mine all did this last winter to their cars. By the end of the summer 2 out of 3 had bubbles in the paint and it starting to peel.

                  Wierd. Seems like I'm the only one that hasn't had this problem. I know if its done right, paint WILL last and continue to look good.

                  I agree with everyone else though. Paint can be done, but actual black vinyl and plastic pieces are the best way to go. That way you dont have to worry about chemicals hurting them, or scraping, etc.
                  There are no black and white suspension answers!!!!!!!!!!!

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                    #24
                    So what models came with black interiors? I would like to swap out the LX blues.
                    01 AP1 (weekend cruiser)
                    96 Boosted DC2 (my dream car)
                    92 CB7 (winter beater)
                    09 Ruckus
                    92 MKII VR GTI
                    17 Fiesta ST
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                      #25
                      If you want to paint your interior, then the solution, if you dont want
                      Fading, is to Remove the pieces and spray them in a booth.
                      Maaco, and all body shops offer this service. Dupont, PPG, Sherwin Williams etc.,
                      all make an awesome flexible OEM quality paints for just this purpose!
                      I've used them in the booth before, and while very stinky they have great adhesion properties and better than OEM fade resistance.

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                        #26
                        good stuff man!!! thanks for the tips/how-to

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                          #27
                          No prob. Ya know, when I actually do some real work on my car, I will post a DIY about it ...I'm just so cripplingly lazy.

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