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Good point! I forget about the ceramic header that are paste-white, lacking a shine. Yeah just the plates were welded on to pass inspection if I were to have to deal with it. :roll: I'm pretty sure the collector is 2.5" Didn't measure it when I sold the header awhile back. It indeed...

Step 7: Swap over the O2 sensor from the stock OEM header to the aftermarket performance header. I used a 7/8” wrench a few taps from a mallet to un-torque the O2 sensor out. Do the same for the test pipe. Step 8: Drag the new header in and align with the studs off the cylinder head...

In this How-To/DIY guide, I will show you a visual presentation of “How to install an aftermarket TDM Tri-Y 4-2-1 performance header & Omnipower 3-piece adjustable test pipe on a Acura Integra B-Series motor. In this particular How-To/DIY, the performance header was installed on a stock...

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Sorry sold the car and exhaust header years ago.

Thanks! Yep; just gotta turn the wheel all the way to either left/right to give room to access the bulbs.

Thanks! The first picture is a Greddy 4-2-1 header and the second picture is a TDM Tri-Y 4-2-1 header. Thanks! Nope, nothing was cut nor extended for this mod.

Obviously, a good alarm security system is HIGHLY recommended alongside with other layers of security to protect your car. But what about parts that's been factory installed but easy to steal? In this post, I'm specifically focusing on the stock turn signal lights on the third generation Integra...

Understandable. That's why this guide is here for information purposes only so that when you're ready to tackle this type of project, you have an idea how to go about it. :thumbs up Thank you. :) It was! Lol but all in all, it's a good project that an Integra enthusiast should try if...

Step 10: Plug all connectors back on & mount ground box. If you got all that done, then congratulations! This specific part was difficult but not impossible. You can see here how the whole harness is now hidden, loomed with electric tape & to its original position to power its own...

Hey fellas! Just like to share another experience, tips and troubles on a topic that deals with a lot of electrical wiring and how we can neatly "wire tuck" it away from plain sight every time we open our engine hood. Seeing meticulously cleaned engine bays, I sought out to figure out how it...

Thanks! :) I know what you mean but the price is driven by its rarity. I barely see any USED sets for sell nowadays. The only place I see that still sells them is HMO for about $155 USED w/ all hardware. Just remember, you gotta pay to play for OEM goodness...and you can never go wrong with...

oh my! :drool: Slowly getting back in the game but I sure miss this girl! Let her go awhile back :cry:

Sharing another How-To/DIY article but this time for the exterior! I'm not seeing any threads pertaining the installation of the 3rd Generation Integra sedans window visors or threads with working images. So I guess I can shine some light on this topic. Warning: Use this guide at your own...

Thanks! :D And Permatex was the only liquid gasket maker I had in my tool box. Normally I would use Hondabond to seal any/all my OEM parts but the transmission was already off so Permatex was the next best choice. As long as there is a steady, even bead of the liquid gasket maker & proper...

Now that the shift change holder assembly and reverse change holder are both removed, it is time to remove the main-shaft, counter-shaft, and shift forks. Grab everything as one unit upward and out of the transmission casing. This will take some time but jiggle it around and the main-shaft...

Just wanted to share my experience & seek advice/opinions on my tutorial on replacing a transmission's input shaft and throwout bearings. Let me know if I'm missing any crucial information so I can update it to be a well-polished guide for others. Warning: Use this guide at your own risk. I...