this thread is an inspiration to me. I've been looking for a complete wagon and all i keep finding are the $500 ones with blown transmissions and such. Maybe I'll go your route.
this thread is an inspiration to me. I've been looking for a complete wagon and all i keep finding are the $500 ones with blown transmissions and such. Maybe I'll go your route.
Yea at times it can be a pain :twisted: but if you have the tools, time, and know how its a great project.
Not at all, there is a write about the install. It took me about 30 mins. It was time well spent. Heres the link (how to install DA seats in a wagon) viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5107
I finally found some free time to do some mods today. I found 91 EX civic front brakes at the local pick a part and a rear sway bar from a civic hatchback I believe its a progessive anti rear sway bar. I also upgraded my master cyclinder to a 15/16 and the prop valve to a 90-91 integra 4040 prop valve. I had the fat five GSR's in my garage for about 5 years LOL Here are some pics
Hey, man! Very nice Wagovan. I have a '92 D16y8 in my current DD, an '88 CRX Si, and I use nothing but 87 octane gas with 10% Ethanol, which is what we have here in Texas. I have NO complaints at all. My car runs great, doesn't detonate, and gets mid-30's MPG. When I use better gas, the only difference I see is my wallet is lighter.
Hey, man! Very nice Wagovan. I have a '92 D16y8 in my current DD, an '88 CRX Si, and I use nothing but 87 octane gas with 10% Ethanol, which is what we have here in Texas. I have NO complaints at all. My car runs great, doesn't detonate, and gets mid-30's MPG. When I use better gas, the only difference I see is my wallet is lighter.
thanks for the reply... I also see very little difference. With gas price out here in California I will happily full up with 87.
I was woundering if anyone knows if this cargo cover and mounting brackets are OEM Honda parts? I've seen a few different wago members cargo covers and they all have small differences. I found them at the junk yard in a 91 wagon.
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Yea at times it can be a pain :twisted: but if you have the tools, time, and know how its a great project.
i have the same front lip. i bolted mine down and fits perfectly.
Thats cool did you use a 89 integra front lip?
i believe it is. i never had an integra and a guy gave it to me.
Not at all, there is a write about the install. It took me about 30 mins. It was time well spent. Heres the link (how to install DA seats in a wagon)
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5107
thanks, I do my best work when I have a couple of beers in my LOL
It's all good though.
The wagon has been put on the back burner for the moment. I just finished my hatch. Hoping to be tuned on Monday with Bisi.
turbo gsr
thanks and good luck with your conversion. I am sure its possible.
thanks for the reply... I also see very little difference. With gas price out here in California I will happily full up with 87.