A9 CVC - My EE9 2.0i-VT - Now with 243hp B20
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A9 CVC - My EE9 2.0i-VT - Now with 243hp B20
Thought I may as well make a thread. I have owned this car for just over 6 months now and I still love it.
Unfotunately I have got no pictures of what the car was like when I first got it.
Some Nice pictures of it. - More can be found here >> forum/viewtopic.php?t=7360
What has been done in the photos. ^^^
BMC Air Intake
Eibach springs
Fully Cleaned the engine Bay
Painted the Manifold heatshield
Custom Rocker cover as the original was a bit scruffy.
Custom Stainless steel cat-back exhaust
Given the car a good clean inside and out
Think thats about it - I wish I had a photo of before I had done the above.
My custom Air Brushed Rocker Cover!!
The paintwork was pretty good when I got the car but I knew it could be better. I ordered some top quality clays,
polishes and waxes and had a detailing session, it took me about 3 days in total but it was worth it, the paintwork
looked great once I had finsihed.
Just some of the Products I used for the Detailing
Finished
List of stuff done to the car since I got it:
BMC Air Intake
Fully Cleaned the engine Bay
Custom Stainless steel cat-back exhaust
Eibach Springs
Custom Rocker cover as the original was a bit scruffy.
Cleaned and sprayed the Manifold heatshield
Fully detailed - paint correction (took about 3 days!!!)
Fully Undersealed
Painted the brake calipers
New indicator as the passenger side one was cracked
New alpine speakers for the front
New panasonic Head Unit
Decat
Rear strut Brace
Undersealing
After cleaning
Underseal applied
New Indicator
Rear Strut Brace fitted - More photos here >> forum/viewtopic.php?t=7582
Some more recent Photos
Things still to do/Fit
· Get the Fat Fives reconditoned
· OEM Window visors
· Short shift Gearlever
· Skunk2 Gearknob
· B16B Swap
· Quaife ATB LSD
· Alarm with remote start
· Either Koni shocks to go with my Springs or Tein Coilovers
· Front Upper strut Brace
· Front lower brace
· Rear lower tie bar
· B pillar Brace
· New anti-roll bars
· New suspension bushes all round
· Energy shifter linkage bushes
· Oil catch Tank
· Spoon socks
· Brake upgrade
· Samco coolant hoses
· New lighter flywheel
· New performance clutch
· Walbro fuel pump
· Koyo Radiator
· Small bit of rust on rear arch, going to get removed and resprayed.
Should have some nice parts arriving in a few days!!
Unfotunately I have got no pictures of what the car was like when I first got it.
Some Nice pictures of it. - More can be found here >> forum/viewtopic.php?t=7360
What has been done in the photos. ^^^
BMC Air Intake
Eibach springs
Fully Cleaned the engine Bay
Painted the Manifold heatshield
Custom Rocker cover as the original was a bit scruffy.
Custom Stainless steel cat-back exhaust
Given the car a good clean inside and out
Think thats about it - I wish I had a photo of before I had done the above.
My custom Air Brushed Rocker Cover!!
The paintwork was pretty good when I got the car but I knew it could be better. I ordered some top quality clays,
polishes and waxes and had a detailing session, it took me about 3 days in total but it was worth it, the paintwork
looked great once I had finsihed.
Just some of the Products I used for the Detailing
Finished
List of stuff done to the car since I got it:
BMC Air Intake
Fully Cleaned the engine Bay
Custom Stainless steel cat-back exhaust
Eibach Springs
Custom Rocker cover as the original was a bit scruffy.
Cleaned and sprayed the Manifold heatshield
Fully detailed - paint correction (took about 3 days!!!)
Fully Undersealed
Painted the brake calipers
New indicator as the passenger side one was cracked
New alpine speakers for the front
New panasonic Head Unit
Decat
Rear strut Brace
Undersealing
After cleaning
Underseal applied
New Indicator
Rear Strut Brace fitted - More photos here >> forum/viewtopic.php?t=7582
Some more recent Photos
Things still to do/Fit
· Get the Fat Fives reconditoned
· OEM Window visors
· Short shift Gearlever
· Skunk2 Gearknob
· B16B Swap
· Quaife ATB LSD
· Alarm with remote start
· Either Koni shocks to go with my Springs or Tein Coilovers
· Front Upper strut Brace
· Front lower brace
· Rear lower tie bar
· B pillar Brace
· New anti-roll bars
· New suspension bushes all round
· Energy shifter linkage bushes
· Oil catch Tank
· Spoon socks
· Brake upgrade
· Samco coolant hoses
· New lighter flywheel
· New performance clutch
· Walbro fuel pump
· Koyo Radiator
· Small bit of rust on rear arch, going to get removed and resprayed.
Should have some nice parts arriving in a few days!!
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No, the badges are not sewn on as there is no way of getting the needle turned around once you push it through (if you know what I mean). They were held on with pins and then Ironed on.Oldskool J-EDM wrote:Lovely car mate very clean!
Did you sew on the Mugen badges?.....so why not get Mugen socks to match? Oh, and did you do the airbrush work?
No I did not do the airbrushing myself (I wish I could do though) I got a guy who does painting and airbrushing and stuff for things like custom bikes and that to do it for me. He did a great Job too!!
The reason for getting spoon socks is purely that I do not like the orange colour of the mugen ones.
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that is SUPER MINT, keep it up.
that is SUPER MINT, keep it up.
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Cheers for the comments
Just got landed with a bill today and it hurt, bad!!
At least its all sorted now and I shouldn't need any more parts other than standard service ones.
The indicator I got there cost £60 , my starter motor needed reconditoned £52, Somehow the sump plug had been
overtightened so it was leaking - £145 for sump and another £30 for the gasket. Along with a CV joint at £85 and a
new wishbone and bushing for £72 it was a very big surprise, I need to start doing more of the work myself but It is
hard to find the time beetween Uni, Coursework and my job.
New part arived today!
Just got landed with a bill today and it hurt, bad!!
At least its all sorted now and I shouldn't need any more parts other than standard service ones.
The indicator I got there cost £60 , my starter motor needed reconditoned £52, Somehow the sump plug had been
overtightened so it was leaking - £145 for sump and another £30 for the gasket. Along with a CV joint at £85 and a
new wishbone and bushing for £72 it was a very big surprise, I need to start doing more of the work myself but It is
hard to find the time beetween Uni, Coursework and my job.
New part arived today!
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Look what turned up today!!!
A nice B16B with only 38K on it!!! Needs a bit of a clean but it will soon look great. I want the block to look as clean as
Welz got his B16A block. Going to change the oil and filter this weekend as I have it off.
A nice B16B with only 38K on it!!! Needs a bit of a clean but it will soon look great. I want the block to look as clean as
Welz got his B16A block. Going to change the oil and filter this weekend as I have it off.
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Thanks, The b16a1 (150hp stock) is a great engine but I feel it is lacking something, the B16B (from the EK9 Civic Type R)(185hp stock) is one of the best, if not thee best na 1.6 engine ever, it should be a vast improvement over the B16A1. With the work I will have done by the time it goes in it should be putting out around 210hp (thats 131.25 hp per litre)c16vivt wrote:lookin nice, why you changing the engine doh??
The B16B is actually a lot different to a B16A1, its head is slightly taller, its got different internals (stronger, lighter), higher compresion, its had a lot of work done to it from the factory with a lot of the work done my hand - porting and polishing and so on. In total there were over 60 parts that were changed or re-designed for the type r engine.
From Funky Power - I can reccommend them, good service and good website.also were did you get the tenzo r short shift mate??
http://www.funkypower.co.uk/catalogue.p ... 8-91+CIVIC
^^^ Go to the transmission and drivetrain section and you will find them there under short shift kits.