ej1lover wrote:Nice build dude!!
By the way, where did you get that center console?
Bought it from Ebay. It was almost complete, just missing the pocket, but the single din install kit I purchased had a pocket in it so everything worked out.
- Tue Feb 08, 2011 12:03 am
#237501
Bought it from Ebay. It was almost complete, just missing the pocket, but the single din install kit I purchased had a pocket in it so everything worked out.
Bought it from Ebay. It was almost complete, just missing the pocket, but the single din install kit I purchased had a pocket in it so everything worked out.
- Sat Feb 19, 2011 3:06 am
#239643
No new mods to the car yet, but here are a couple of new additions to the garage.
1. This thing worked wonders to remove pinstripes. No more heat gun and credit card. I put this thing on my air drill, and the pinstripes just vanished!
2. 2-ton folding shop crane courtesy of harbor freight.
1. This thing worked wonders to remove pinstripes. No more heat gun and credit card. I put this thing on my air drill, and the pinstripes just vanished!
2. 2-ton folding shop crane courtesy of harbor freight.
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- Sun Feb 20, 2011 3:03 am
#239783
Picked up a set of black leather RSX seats to put in the car. It's a little late to get started tonight, so I will install them tomorrow. The guy I got them from said he had them in a eg, so the rails should already be modified.
- Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:36 am
#239796
i love harbor freights i just picked up a air compressor and jack for the low ,and man those seats look sick on are ejays comin out nasty
comin out nasty
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- Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:54 am
#239825
Wow we don't get RSX's in the UK so would be good to see these seats installed.
Love buying new tools just picked up a new air belt sander
Love buying new tools just picked up a new air belt sander
- Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:38 pm
#239854
I did a google serch for lowrider jacks, and had a ton of hits for one of the harbor freight floor jacks. I'll probably end up getting one so I dont have to drive my car up on boards every time.
jayEGR wrote:i love harbor freights i just picked up a air compressor and jack for the low ,and man those seats look sick on are ejays
I did a google serch for lowrider jacks, and had a ton of hits for one of the harbor freight floor jacks. I'll probably end up getting one so I dont have to drive my car up on boards every time.
- Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:39 pm
#239856
New tools are awesome!! The weather is halfway decent right now so the wifey and I are going out for a bike ride, and I'll work on the seats later in the afternoon.
Ecc0 wrote:Wow we don't get RSX's in the UK so would be good to see these seats installed.
Love buying new tools just picked up a new air belt sander
New tools are awesome!! The weather is halfway decent right now so the wifey and I are going out for a bike ride, and I'll work on the seats later in the afternoon.
- Sun Feb 20, 2011 11:56 pm
#239916
Well, I went to install the rsx seat and they are not an exact fit like the seller said. I'm going to have to cut off the rear brackets, move them up and re-weld them to the rails. The front bolts up fine. I dont have a welder right now, so that gives me an excuse to go shopping! LOL! Here are some pics.
The rear isnt off by much
The rsx seat will sit a little higher
The rear isnt off by much
The rsx seat will sit a little higher
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- Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:30 am
#239924
Lol love that decal
Seats looking good too your half way there, I have prelude seats in mine and had to fab an extra bracket for them which came out real nice if I don't say so
Keep up the good work coming along nicely
Seats looking good too your half way there, I have prelude seats in mine and had to fab an extra bracket for them which came out real nice if I don't say so
Keep up the good work coming along nicely
- Tue Feb 22, 2011 6:01 am
#240217
so fucking jelious of your seats an your ejay looks nasty with those steelies for some reason helll yeah 
and about the floor jack i haved it in my trunk thats how light them bitches are 
get one and you wont be need boards 
helll yeah and about the floor jack i haved it in my trunk thats how light them bitches are get one and you wont be need boards
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- Sun Mar 13, 2011 3:56 am
#243637
THE RSX SEATS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED!!!! (finally)
When I got the seats, the previous owner of them said he had them installed in his ej2, but they would NOT fit in my ej1 so I tried to modify the brackets to get them to fit. I didnt feel the brackets were safe so I cut/grinded all them off the seat rails but one.
Used my trusty cutoff wheel and a little heat to get the brackets off.
took some flat steel stock
used some heat, and bent the metal to the angle of the brackets that were on the seat origionally.
When I got the seats, the previous owner of them said he had them installed in his ej2, but they would NOT fit in my ej1 so I tried to modify the brackets to get them to fit. I didnt feel the brackets were safe so I cut/grinded all them off the seat rails but one.
Used my trusty cutoff wheel and a little heat to get the brackets off.
took some flat steel stock
used some heat, and bent the metal to the angle of the brackets that were on the seat origionally.
- Sun Mar 13, 2011 4:02 am
#243638
Then, I took my newly aquired welder
and welded the brackets onto the seat rails, and then painted everything where i had to grind and weld
The step I didnt take any pictures of is this. After i bent the steel, i put the brackets in the car where the origionals bolted to, and then set the seat in place so I could get a good idea of where the brackets needed to be welded on the rails
and welded the brackets onto the seat rails, and then painted everything where i had to grind and weld
The step I didnt take any pictures of is this. After i bent the steel, i put the brackets in the car where the origionals bolted to, and then set the seat in place so I could get a good idea of where the brackets needed to be welded on the rails