Nice man. Some extra handling goodies. Haha
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It is pretty easy to fall back in love with the car. The day was beautiful. Grabbed a few beers and headed to the car wash. Spent an hour cleaning and polishing. Then went on an old road behind town that is windy with banked turns. This thing handles incredibly well. Had amazing amounts of fun. But I still need to lift it up a bit. It's still too low in the front. Tire rubs.
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I lost these somehow and had to re purchase them. $170.
I have clutch! OEM Prelude disc with Fidanza flywheel.
Best interior mod ever.
And this bad boy. Didn't have the ESP one and I didn't want to chop my body up. This is temporary until I get an H22 trans, then I'll get the ESP mounts.
Finally, I have no idea what to do with this...
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Originally posted by CB7_JAY91 View PostOMFG. DOHC door sticker FTMFW!
I absolutely love this thing.
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My buddy is tired of his Virgin P72 on his B16 Civic. So he is getting a P28 and said he'd sell me his P72 for $50! Sweet! I guess I'm gonna teach myself how to chip and tune. Last time I did any tuning was MoTeC M400 this summer, but I haven't done any electrical since I ran MegaSquirt in my Neon back in 2008/09. Should be exciting.
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Excellent job w/ the 5 spd swap, that custom mount is pretty sweet! If you do not have ANY vacuum leaks, then the FITV needs to be adjusted. Remove the rear cap/cover on the fitv-remove the top m5 bolt, loosen the bottom bolt, let the cap swing down. Get either 2 small flatheads or notch a thin metal plate so you can tighten down the white plastic cap inside the valve. Start the motor when it is cold, tighten cap to bring cold idle down from 2k to 1500 rpm, do this right away before coolant gets warm. This can all be done w/ the engine running and the FITV cover off, it does not affect idle w/ the cover off. Of course, anyone else reading this, this is for an H22 or any motor w/ the FITV on the throttle body!
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Originally posted by Granite CB7 View PostExcellent job w/ the 5 spd swap, that custom mount is pretty sweet! If you do not have ANY vacuum leaks, then the FITV needs to be adjusted. Remove the rear cap/cover on the fitv-remove the top m5 bolt, loosen the bottom bolt, let the cap swing down. Get either 2 small flatheads or notch a thin metal plate so you can tighten down the white plastic cap inside the valve. Start the motor when it is cold, tighten cap to bring cold idle down from 2k to 1500 rpm, do this right away before coolant gets warm. This can all be done w/ the engine running and the FITV cover off, it does not affect idle w/ the cover off. Of course, anyone else reading this, this is for an H22 or any motor w/ the FITV on the throttle body!
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Got the P72 in. Code 22 now pops up. From what I've read the P13 software works differently than the P72 and I need to ground the solenoid to the chassis. So after class I'm going to give that a try. The car idles much better, doesn't run rich as hell before it warms up. It runs like a raped ape until about 5000RPM, when VTEC doesn't kick in.
Rev limit 8200
Shift light CEL at 7400
2 step at 3500
VTEC at 4900
And no more knock sensor
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And it runs great! Holy hell this thing pulls way harder than the P13. I'm going to go make sure my timing is right too. But no more weird Honda idle, no more high idle. Shift light works, 2 step works. The weirdest thing is VTEC doesn't "kick" it's just a super smooth transition. I don't even hear it kick in and feel it like before but the engine just keeps pulling.
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