My rt4wd EE4 Shuttle (with asthma) V.2 with JRSC!

Hi there guys 
Jone is my name, and i live in Norway (yeah the "snowy", expensive and weird country on the other side
)
ive had a beat up 91 crapper of a shuttle for about a year now. bought it so i could park my CRX in the winter.
i managed to get it really cheap so that i couldnt say no, or i would say that cheap compared to the prices you have in the US.
4-5 hour roadtrip from the west to the south in the country and 1600 $ later i owned an ugly blue/brownish EE4.
worked like a charm all the way home, but with a faint smell of oil :oops:
this car was used by the previous owner on the same things i bought it for, fun in the snow. and it sure looks like it, put together in a big hurry with some really weird and dangerous solutions.
drove it for a couple of months until the turbo did want to work with me any more and started using alot of oil!
put it in my garage summer of 2011 and it's been stuck there since. the plan was to just change the turbo and use it through the winter and until it dies again. but thanks to a friend in Club Honda Norway that sent me a turbo that did have enough room in the enginebay its just been sitting there until we started fiddling with it a couple of months ago.
lets get on with some pics
one of the scary solutions under the hood that we found

what the hell!

what it looked like :-S

arrived at the garage

new front bumper since the old was cut to pieces for the crappy intercoolerjob from previous owner

some parts that needed replacing

got oil?

IMG_8724 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
nice powersteercooling?

IMG_8727 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
old vs new

IMG_8728 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
tight fit


IMG_9838 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
downpipetesting

downpipe by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

almost there by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

then when thing started to take form i saw a crack in the rear "crossmember"? (not sure what its called in english)
used a screwdriver on it and it went straight through.
tried to find a new one and but couldnt so i was kinda ready to just wreck the car.. (im kinda like that) but i have pal thats a little different than me and he wanted a go
started cutting

rear by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-15 15.59.11 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-19 13.59.44 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-19 14.00.07 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-19 14.00.21 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-20 13.47.28 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-20 19.00.07 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-28 13.34.58 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-30 12.47.48 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
and thats the last we've done. gonna get it on the car today and so i can move it.
PLANS:
there isnt to many shuttles here in norway and if we are talking modified ones i would say there is around 5 in the country (yes seriously)
*solve the biggest problems, which are:
-cooling. how to fit a radiator and intercooler now, turbo is to big to have the original one. and i want the intercooler to be as invisible as possible.
-rust. rear fenders are eaten up, and thanks to someone in here i have some new from a 91 sedan laying around, so trying to get them to fit.
-need to change some bushings
-lowering, the crx is getting some K-Sport coilovers so i think i wanna try the Supersport dampers and FK Performance springs on the EE4. you guys think that will work? what do i need? top hats? the springs lowers the CRX 40mm.
-Paint!
-buy Moates eprom, a computer logging cable, and innovate LC1 widebandlambda
-wheels
i have never done any of these things so EVERY tips, tricks, suggestions are HIGHLY appreciated, and sorry for my bad english!
see you guys

shuttleHDR interior by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

Jone is my name, and i live in Norway (yeah the "snowy", expensive and weird country on the other side

ive had a beat up 91 crapper of a shuttle for about a year now. bought it so i could park my CRX in the winter.
i managed to get it really cheap so that i couldnt say no, or i would say that cheap compared to the prices you have in the US.
4-5 hour roadtrip from the west to the south in the country and 1600 $ later i owned an ugly blue/brownish EE4.
worked like a charm all the way home, but with a faint smell of oil :oops:
this car was used by the previous owner on the same things i bought it for, fun in the snow. and it sure looks like it, put together in a big hurry with some really weird and dangerous solutions.
drove it for a couple of months until the turbo did want to work with me any more and started using alot of oil!
put it in my garage summer of 2011 and it's been stuck there since. the plan was to just change the turbo and use it through the winter and until it dies again. but thanks to a friend in Club Honda Norway that sent me a turbo that did have enough room in the enginebay its just been sitting there until we started fiddling with it a couple of months ago.
lets get on with some pics
one of the scary solutions under the hood that we found

what the hell!

what it looked like :-S

arrived at the garage

new front bumper since the old was cut to pieces for the crappy intercoolerjob from previous owner

some parts that needed replacing

got oil?

IMG_8724 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
nice powersteercooling?

IMG_8727 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
old vs new

IMG_8728 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
tight fit

IMG_9838 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
downpipetesting

downpipe by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

almost there by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

then when thing started to take form i saw a crack in the rear "crossmember"? (not sure what its called in english)
used a screwdriver on it and it went straight through.

started cutting

rear by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-15 15.59.11 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-19 13.59.44 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-19 14.00.07 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-19 14.00.21 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-20 13.47.28 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-20 19.00.07 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-28 13.34.58 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr

2012-04-30 12.47.48 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
and thats the last we've done. gonna get it on the car today and so i can move it.
PLANS:
there isnt to many shuttles here in norway and if we are talking modified ones i would say there is around 5 in the country (yes seriously)
*solve the biggest problems, which are:
-cooling. how to fit a radiator and intercooler now, turbo is to big to have the original one. and i want the intercooler to be as invisible as possible.
-rust. rear fenders are eaten up, and thanks to someone in here i have some new from a 91 sedan laying around, so trying to get them to fit.
-need to change some bushings
-lowering, the crx is getting some K-Sport coilovers so i think i wanna try the Supersport dampers and FK Performance springs on the EE4. you guys think that will work? what do i need? top hats? the springs lowers the CRX 40mm.
-Paint!
-buy Moates eprom, a computer logging cable, and innovate LC1 widebandlambda
-wheels
i have never done any of these things so EVERY tips, tricks, suggestions are HIGHLY appreciated, and sorry for my bad english!
see you guys

shuttleHDR interior by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
Comments
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Good project and best of luck!
Pics tomorrow
the springs are supposed to lower 35mm/1.38inches on the CRX
the crx sits like this with FK springs
needed a good wash since previous owner never had it done the two years he owned it
Honda Shuttle v2 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
Honda Shuttle v2 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
Honda Shuttle v2 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
Honda Shuttle v2 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
Honda Shuttle v2 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
enginebay
really wondering on how to do it with the lowering on the wagon.. since it sorely needs it..
http://youtu.be/ipqraDOamHQ
http://youtu.be/4cI0szQess8
http://youtu.be/OEztNkCVb3o
http://youtu.be/dEyaW3vWQLE
in the shuttle by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
honda shuttle gutting by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
honda shuttle gutting by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
honda shuttle gutting by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
honda shuttle gutting by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
2012-08-14 17.11.35 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr
2012-08-14 17.15.29 by Jone K. Overland, on Flickr