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Miguel’s 1992 Civic DX

Drivetrain: 

• J32A V6 (2003 Acura TL Type-S)
• 2003 Accord 6-speed Transmission
• Polished valve covers and intake manifold
• Stainless steel fuel lines
• Stainless steel headers
• Tsudo Muffler
• Hasport motor mounts
• Exedy stage 1 clutch
• Stainless steel clutch hose
• S2000 clutch master cylinder
• Checkered Sports adapter plate

 Suspension

• Tokico Illumina Coilovers
• RE Works upper strut bar
• Powder coated front lower control arms
• Darkstar subframe brace
• Beaks polished lower arm bar

Wheels / Tires

• VIP Modular VXS 210 Black Label (Front 16×8, +0 offset / Rear 16×9.5, +24 offset)
• Falken Ziex 512 (Front 195/40/16 – Rear 205/40/16)

Exterior

• JDM headlamps with amber city lights
• SI tail lights
• Shaved bay with hidden radiator
• Mugen front lip with retrofitted LED running lights
• Spoon mirrors
• Spoon duckbill wing
• AC Auto rear diffuser

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Daryl’s Rally K-EG Build…Introduction

TDSAutoMag

Today we have an exciting post in store for you guys. As the title states, we’ll be giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the rebuild of Daryl Clarke’s K-powered EG Civic. Some of you may be wondering, what’s so exciting about this? And who is this Daryl Clarke we speak of? In that case, we’ll give you guys a little background to the name…

Daryl recently decided to change things up a bit and tried his hand at building a Honda and since then has never looked back. Since its debut this car has never missed a beat or lacked in performance or reliability. Throughout the season Daryl had a number of back to back wins in his group, Modified 7. Of these, he was first in his group in the Caribbean’s biggest annual motor sport event ‘Sol Rally Barbados’. As Daryl continued to pile up victories, and with the…

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Track Bred EG6 Build…Introduction

TDSAutoMag

Today you guys are in for a special treat…

For the past couple of months there were rumors going around about an insane EG6 Civic being built for the track. The thought of this intrigued us to go out in search of this under the radar project. With a mere snippet of luck we were able to meet up with owner, Jerry Leach.

Upon sight, what we were greeted with was without a doubt way beyond expectations. He had taken basically every enthusiast’s dream of building the ultimate project car and made it into a reality.

Let’s go back to the very beginning when Jerry acquired the car. His goal was to build what was, in his eyes, the ultimate track car. Naturally, being a fan of Honda’s K Series motor, this would be the obvious powerplant of choice to drive this project. With this said, the next step was to hopefully…

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Kei-Car: B16 Honda Beat

BobsYrUncle

I wanted to do a little change up from the SEMA coverage. I’m sure everyone’s a little bored of it.

I thought this was a pretty bad ass find and not something we see a lot of, specially in the states.
A normally 600cc Kei car this Honda Beat is equipped with a B16 and some pretty clean aero by Back Yard Special add some sticky tires and voila makes for a huge difference. I’m sure this car is fun to take around the track.
Check it out.

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Honda Civic EK3 H22A – From Poland with Stance

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Honda Civic EK3 H22A – From Poland with Stance from Lukas on Vimeo.

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Honda powered Fiat X1/9

Old Car Junkie

I’ve always liked Fiat X1/9s and I’ve always liked engine swaps This combines both into a slick, factory spec looking package. The Fiat X1/9 has always had more handling than motor but the engine compartment is rather small which limits what you can swap into them with hacking the whole car. This Honda swap looks fantastic and with a B18c of almost 200hp it would be a rocket.

See more photos and a write on the X Web Forums and his previous B16a engine swap.

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Honda Engine Swaps 101 – What fits into what?

Kermit – Jamie’s Project Mini

StancedScotland

This is mainly just a post to check the functionality of the site out, but we thought we’d show you Kermit, our webmaster Jamie’s classic mini cooper, with a little bit of hidden power.

A car originally released in 1959 that remained practically unchanged till production ceased in 2001, the Classic Mini is a car that captured the hearts of our nation, and became a bit of an icon! The reliability, size, and options available for tuning, of the original ‘a-series’ engine made it popular among collectors and performance enthusiasts world-wide. Jamie has always had a soft spot for mini’s, so when this little beauty popped up for sale in May 2011, he just had to show an interest, and without even seeing the car in the flesh, ended up walking away from his computer one evening, the proud owner of a 1997 Rover Mini Cooper.

As soon as the…

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