brsteinbach : 1990 Accord LX

[brsteinbach]

So I took some pictures with a few friends and I also shaved the front license plate holes. Nothing big but I'll still post pics.


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And a few random engine bay pics:


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^A little plate I made to cover that hole to keep my bay clean.

[SanJoCaF22DrAcc]

Wow, your engine bay is really clean.

Keep whoring them pics. I like em. I was talking to another member and the subject of repairing cracks n such on flushmounts came up. He mentioned a really good idea that I want to share with you. Use hot glue to fill em in. Since the spoiler is made of some sort of foam it is very porous. The hot glue can easily fill and adhere. Plus it will remain flexible like the entire wing unlike bondo or any other type of body filler.

Now when you are ready to paint, start off with a good adhesive promoter and then primer on top of that. We have been experimenting with painting mud flaps and those are flexible. We have found out that if we apply an adhesive promoter before primer the paint is able to flex a little bit. Still seeing some real world testing but I think it's going to work well.

[Clean_4th gen]

Looking good. Much cleaner with the bumper holes shaved.

[roland lorenzo]

looking very good

[brsteinbach]

Wow, your engine bay is really clean.

Keep whoring them pics. I like em. I was talking to another member and the subject of repairing cracks n such on flushmounts came up. He mentioned a really good idea that I want to share with you. Use hot glue to fill em in. Since the spoiler is made of some sort of foam it is very porous. The hot glue can easily fill and adhere. Plus it will remain flexible like the entire wing unlike bondo or any other type of body filler.

Now when you are ready to paint, start off with a good adhesive promoter and then primer on top of that. We have been experimenting with painting mud flaps and those are flexible. We have found out that if we apply an adhesive promoter before primer the paint is able to flex a little bit. Still seeing some real world testing but I think it's going to work well.

Thanks man! My bay is actually dirty right now too I want to relocate my battery so bad but I have a big system so I need the thick wire from alt to batt

Also thank you so much for the tip on repairing the flushy! I'll have to try that for sure

[brsteinbach]

Looking good. Much cleaner with the bumper holes shaved.

Thank you! I only used fiberglass filler so I'm surprised its not pitted and came out really smooth.

looking very good

Thanks!

[markrutherford]

Love it! Wish the roads near me would let me do the super slammed life again

[brsteinbach]

I barely can. There are a ton of roads I can't drive on even at the height I'm at. I wish to be able to daily about an inch lower.

I need to raise my engine.

[brsteinbach]

Took some pictures with a friend of mine, just figured I'd post em since I haven't done much with my thread lately. I've been waiting/wanting to put my A6 IM on but I don't have the money to buy a thermal gasket.

Also I know my car is high in these pictures but I just lowered it yesterday.


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^Gotta love the ginger stache (I'm gingerish )


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I didn't take many pictures but I'm still a picture whore, I hope y'all like them!



Also in case you guy's haven't checked out my buddies Civic I'll give ya a sneak peak and a link to his thread.


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http://cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=199746

[brsteinbach]

No love for the pics?

[SanJoCaF22DrAcc]

I like your pics bro.

It's kinda odd what threads get love. I have yet to figure out what people like to comment on. Pick up some cheap fake as wheels and some knock off mods, and BAM!!!! "dude your car is so sick." everywhere. SMH.

[brsteinbach]

I like your pics bro.

It's kinda odd what threads get love. I have yet to figure out what people like to comment on. Pick up some cheap fake as wheels and some knock off mods, and BAM!!!! "dude your car is so sick." everywhere. SMH.

Yeah I agree man, Or you need uber rare JDM parts and a super clean car!

You don't get much love when you're up and coming or if you're not always adding and putting new expensive parts on your car.

[SanJoCaF22DrAcc]

Not true bud. The last few pages on my thread are full of quality work and real parts, but not too much love.

I think it also has to do with going around and commenting on other people's rides. Then they feel guilty and obligated to look at what you have goin on.

[ferenza]

Your cb looks good
I follow you on stanceworks also.
I like the originality of your build. You dont need super über rare jdm parts to be cool, just creativity.
Ride is bitchin

[islandhopper]

...Ride is bitchin

Werd.