What did you do to your Integra Type S today? 🙋🏻‍♂️

[Vinnie]

After a week of ownership I finally played around with the settings. Buying a car a couple months after a new baby (baby number two) does not leave much time for play. Glad I could change the “close” proximity for the orange flashing light when I’m tailgating someone. Loving this car more and more… picture for no reason

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[SaChiCha82]

I powder coated my rims

 

[ghostkp]

I powder coated my rims

Did you do it yourself?

 

[ghostkp]

Lol. RV6 BPV. It makes a phew sound

Ah, so the red one they have on their website is just a placeholder?

 

[Integra23]

Ah, so the red one they have on their website is just a placeholder?

It's red. You can see just a part of it in the photo.

 

[ghostkp]

It's red. You can see just a part of it in the photo.

I think I meant the turbo inlet… I don’t think I know what I’m talking about

do you have to tune after installing the BPV or is just for the noise?

 

[Integra23]

I think I meant the turbo inlet… I don’t think I know what I’m talking about

Oh the PRL titanium inlet.

 

[SaChiCha82]

Did you do it yourself?

No, I got done professionally.

 

[ghostkp]

No, I got done professionally.

Nice! I bet it looks so much better with gloss black. I want to get the Mugen wheels and powder coat those

 

[Tw1stedlog1k]

Had some free time tonight so I got started on the CDV delete.

This should take about 15-20 minutes to take apart and remove the the clutch delay valve if you have the right tools.

Tools used:
Safety glasses
Bench vise
1.4mm precision flathead screwdriver
Needle nose pliers
Pick tool(s)

When doing this mod previously, I used the pick tools and had a hard time with it. This time around I used a precision screwdriver like you'd find in those eyeglass repair kits and it was much easier.
1. Just stick the screwdriver in between the C clip and "scoop" it out from the top.
2. Once the clip is out, use the needle nose to grab at the cap and remove it.
3. With the cap off, use various pick tools (or a wood screw) to remove the delay valve (white plastic piece). Discard or preserve it in a jar like a lab specimen.
4. Re-assemble the slave cylinder.

I'm waiting on some more parts to come in but I plan to install the modified slave cylinder this weekend along with the Sirimoto stainless steel clutch line and clutch damper delete hard line. Then bleed the system and go for a drive.

 

[ABPDE5]

Had some free time tonight so I got started on the CDV delete.

This should take about 15-20 minutes to take apart and remove the the clutch delay valve if you have the right tools.

Tools used:
Safety glasses
Bench vise
1.4mm precision flathead screwdriver
Needle nose pliers
Pick tool(s)

When doing this mod previously, I used the pick tools and had a hard time with it. This time around I used a precision screwdriver like you'd find in those eyeglass repair kits and it was much easier.
1. Just stick the screwdriver in between the C clip and "scoop" it out from the top.
2. Once the clip is out, use the needle nose to grab at the cap and remove it.
3. With the cap off, use various pick tools (or a wood screw) to remove the delay valve (white plastic piece). Discard or preserve it in a jar like a lab specimen.
4. Re-assemble the slave cylinder.

I'm waiting on some more parts to come in but I plan to install the modified slave cylinder this weekend along with the Sirimoto stainless steel clutch line and clutch damper delete hard line. Then bleed the system and go for a drive.

Excited to hear how all these work out!

 

[ABPDE5]

Lol. RV6 BPV. It makes a phew sound

How audible is it?

 

[Integra23]

How audible is it?

It's definitely there. Sounds like a Weeze . I will try and record.

 

[ABPDE5]

It's definitely there. Sounds like a Weeze . I will try and record.

That would be cool -- appreciate it

 

[optronix]

That would be cool -- appreciate it

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