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Hello: B16 coupe::Civic from the Netherlands:: - 3/28/2007 5:06:33 PM

Nick b16

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Hi there, i`m new to this forum,so i thought i`d introduce myself.
My name is Nick, and i`m from the Netherlands. I used to drive Renualt`s, but made the switch to my Honda civic coupe 3 jears ago. Before that i had a R5 Gt turbo, Clio 1.8 16v, and a Meganè coupé. All very nice cars, but the last one fell apart alot and drove me nuts because of that. Thats why i decided to switch to Honda. My brother has a 1989 crx that he has driven every day for the past 10 jears, and it has never broken down or fallen apart!

So this is my ride....

Some specs:

*B16A2 swap
*Spoon intakefilter
*Spoon oilcap
*Spoon radiatorcap
*SRR engine mounts
*SRR oil catch can
*SRR coolant reservoir
*SRR adjustable camgears
*Arospeed groundwire kit
*Toda timingbelt
*Taylor battery relocater kit
*Fidanza flywheel
*Exedy clutch
*Hondata heatshield gasket
*Invidia catback
*Catalitic converter
*JCP exhaust manifold (mugen replica)
*KW variant 2 coilover
*DC sports strut upper rear
*Neuspeed crossmember rear
*Suspension Techniques anti swaybar rear
*Carbing 3 point strutbrace + brakestopper
*Vti front brakes
*Goodridge brake leads
*16" 5zigen ProRacer GN+
*Toyo Proxes T1-R 195/45/16
*Lightweightt aluminium lugnuts
*Type R frontlip
*Type R grill
*Carbon mirrors(spoon replica)
*Carbonfiber hood(on it`s way)
*Type R shift knob
*Leather seats (oem Honda)
*Honda Vtec controller

My b16a2 in the donor car that`s going in in a few weeks. Right now it`s got a D16 in it.

Already painted my valve cover

P.s: I appologise for any incorrect spelling or wrong technical terms if it occurs.

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/28/2007 5:34:45 PM

Remmy

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Nice ride! Now all you gotta do is switch out the tail lights for a set of 99-00 tails and youll be golden.

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/28/2007 5:44:15 PM

Nick b16

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Remmy

Nice ride! Now all you gotta do is switch out the tail lights for a set of 99-00 tails and youll be golden.

Hahaha...you don`t know how many people told me that. I`m gonna change the tails, but 99-00 tails are no where to be found in Holland.

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/28/2007 7:10:47 PM

that guy

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you can usually find them on ebay...most sellers will send them internationally so long as you're not from asia (lots of scams from there on ebay)

check with major part suppliers in the US, they ship internationally. Honda is also really good about sending factory parts internationally, but you will pay more for them.

good luck, and that's a nice looking car.

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/29/2007 12:03:13 AM

JohnnyTEAMDSR

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HOW DID U PAINT UR VALE COVER SO GOOD!?!?!

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/29/2007 3:30:24 AM

Nick b16

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ORIGINAL: JohnnyTEAMDSR

HOW DID U PAINT UR VALE COVER SO GOOD!?!?!

Like this...

Smear the valve cover with paint stripper.

After that it looks like this....

When you have removed all the paint,go over it with some scotchbrite and put it in the dishwasher for like a half hour. Then it looks nice and clean.

Later just mask off the parts of the cover that you don`t want to paint.

Shoot primer for aluminum.

And after that, color and heat resistant clearcoat.

And voila.

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/29/2007 5:30:03 AM

windcalmer

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I see ROTM in this ones future. LOL

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/29/2007 6:16:26 AM

Nick b16

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quote:

ORIGINAL: windcalmer

I see ROTM in this ones future. LOL

Maybe it`s a stupid question, but what`s a ROTM?

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/29/2007 9:28:40 AM

cderalow

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Nick b16

quote:

ORIGINAL: windcalmer

I see ROTM in this ones future. LOL

Maybe it`s a stupid question, but what`s a ROTM?

no question is stupid, there's just stupid people

ROTM = ride of the month

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RE: Hello: B16 coupe - 3/29/2007 9:37:50 AM

Remmy

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That s fricken sweet! Im going to check to see if we dont already have a DIY for this.

Edit: I can add it to another one we have.

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