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New 1987 Si Build

Started by rollz87civic, Apr 13 2014 10:54 PM

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#1
rollz87civic

Posted 13 April 2014 - 10:54 PM

VOOM VOOM NO VTEC!!!!!!!!!

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Location:SPRINGFELD,OREGON
Drives: 1987 civic sedan(sold) 1987 civic DX(sold) 1992 civic SI(sold) 1985 civic wagon 4wd(sold) 1986 civic std DD(Sold)1986 civic dx(sold)
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So it's been 5 long years since i've had a hatch. I've been wanting to get one so i just bit the bullet and bought one. I picked up this little gem on saturday for 900.00 big ones. The car is bone Stock and NO RUST that i can find anywhere. She has a couple dings here and there.

Hood is poped in the picture

I did pull the seats and start to clean the insde a bit vacuumed the carpet.

Before

After

It didn't take me long before I started to mod it. Had a drop in K&N filter laying around

Also add a aftermarket wheel and my cheedj RPR shift knob.

I also started installing my cheddaj shifter bushing kit.

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RIP GLEN

#2
echuck07

Posted 14 April 2014 - 12:59 AM

Slowpoke

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Location:las vegas
Drives: S2000

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nice, possibly picking up an 85 this weekend after years of not having one.

#3
SHOGUNOVDDRK

Posted 14 April 2014 - 02:27 AM

Leadfoot

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Location:Australia
Drives: 1986 civic hatchback

Awesome stuf Roy, welcome back to that feeling of a 3G

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the import scene has kinda become like emo's.... its killing itself whilst looking overdressed and in drag

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#4
rollz87civic

Posted 14 April 2014 - 05:13 PM

VOOM VOOM NO VTEC!!!!!!!!!

Group: 2014 Contributor

Location:SPRINGFELD,OREGON
Drives: 1987 civic sedan(sold) 1987 civic DX(sold) 1992 civic SI(sold) 1985 civic wagon 4wd(sold) 1986 civic std DD(Sold)1986 civic dx(sold)
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Did a little work before work today. I did s Si De'vac.

Pulled this out of the black box so i don't have a PGMFI light.

looks much better with no more black box and all the lines gone

Also add the cars first Sticker

I'm a big Buddy holly fan I was think of having a sticker made like this.

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RIP GLEN

#5
SHOGUNOVDDRK

Posted 15 April 2014 - 05:06 AM

Leadfoot

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Drives: 1986 civic hatchback

Awesome work, you'll be very happy with it before you know it.

will devaccing on an Si have huge differences (power/mpg?)

I like the sticker, adds a touch of class

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QUOTE(SHOGUNOVDDRK;835304)

the import scene has kinda become like emo's.... its killing itself whilst looking overdressed and in drag

QUOTE(phyregod;835835)

Sig worthy. But mine is full.

#6
rollz87civic

Posted 20 April 2014 - 09:13 PM

VOOM VOOM NO VTEC!!!!!!!!!

Group: 2014 Contributor

Location:SPRINGFELD,OREGON
Drives: 1987 civic sedan(sold) 1987 civic DX(sold) 1992 civic SI(sold) 1985 civic wagon 4wd(sold) 1986 civic std DD(Sold)1986 civic dx(sold)
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So a little update

My stock intake tube was torn so i had some intake pipping laying around so i make a Short ram intake. Still need to paint the rest of the tubing. I also made it to were i can still run the stock air box for autocross. Only cost me 14.00 dollars

Also installed a 88+ dual bend short shifter. I will be doing a KAKABOX shifter. I not happy with the dual bend

Also redoing the intake manifold gasket. For some reason someone at one time but a big amount of RTV on the intake.

Got the intake off. Thats as far as i got today.

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#7
rollz87civic

Posted 28 April 2014 - 12:34 AM

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I finished up the intake manifold gasket stuff. Didn't take any pics.

Made a heat shield today. its was free metal from work.

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#8
rollz87civic

Posted 01 May 2014 - 04:17 PM

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Add hood spacers

Fished up the heat shield and installing the intake manifold gasket.

Painted my steelies white and install my ADM plate that I got from SHOGUNOVDDRK aka Lloyd.

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#9
rollz87civic

Posted 12 May 2014 - 03:19 PM

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Been working on the car lately. I installed a VR6 front lip and some fogs lights.

Also been having a cooling issue so I installed a 92+ up half size rad. Just in mock up stage right now.

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#10
gtpilot

Posted 12 May 2014 - 03:43 PM

Leadfoot

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Location:Lakeway, TX - USA
Drives: '87 CRX Si - HYDRA, '86 CRX Si
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My dog eats that food...

What did the hood spacers do for you? The picture looks like the hood still follows the line of the fender?

Kirk

Houseman Autosport
Mugen Body Kit
HYDRA

#11
rollz87civic

Posted 12 May 2014 - 03:58 PM

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I just noticed that the hood spacer we not installed in that picture. The spacer claim to help bring the engine temps down. I was having some cooling issue so i wanted to see if that might help in anyway. Plus i like the look.

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#12
rollz87civic

Posted 29 June 2014 - 10:09 PM

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Location:SPRINGFELD,OREGON
Drives: 1987 civic sedan(sold) 1987 civic DX(sold) 1992 civic SI(sold) 1985 civic wagon 4wd(sold) 1986 civic std DD(Sold)1986 civic dx(sold)
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Been a while sense ive updated my build.

Finished up the 92+ half size rad install. the 92+ rad dont have the fan temp switch in the rad. So i bought a temp gauge T and drilled and tapped a large hole to put the stock fan switch into.

Next i found a set of seats for the car. Oly came with a driver seat also snaged up a Stock radio.

Now to the outside of the car. Turned my turn signals into parking lights/ turn signals. Also go some gum ball marker lights

Got around to re indexing my T bars

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#13
rollz87civic

Posted 29 June 2014 - 10:12 PM

VOOM VOOM NO VTEC!!!!!!!!!

Group: 2014 Contributor

Location:SPRINGFELD,OREGON
Drives: 1987 civic sedan(sold) 1987 civic DX(sold) 1992 civic SI(sold) 1985 civic wagon 4wd(sold) 1986 civic std DD(Sold)1986 civic dx(sold)
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