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Probably. I like my B series though. Besides, I have suspicions another Camtec car will be showcasing K series capabilities ... keep tuned in! :D

A while ago! :lol:

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Update on parts acquired & being installed Subframe seam welded Custom Cages based custom welded in rollcage HSD Coilovers (being replaced by Camtec Coilovers shortly) HSD Coilover cups for fork fitment (rear) Buddy Club P1 front camber kit Rear Lower Control Arms - DME...

The car is now about to have a re-spray. The car was prepped and taken back to bare metal in many places, etch primered and undersealed. The shell has now had the glass removed, paint purchased and garage cleaned for spraying. The Volk TE37's have been prepped and coated with etch primer about...

Update 29th July 2012: Parts Acquired * HSD Coilovers * Buddy Club P1 front camber kit * Rear Lower Control Arms – DME (NRG) * Adjustable Rear Camber Arms – Buddy Club * Adjustable Rear Toe Arms – Hardrace * Rear Anti-Roll Bar Endlinks – Hardrace...

Also ... so far the photos are mobile photos as you have no doubt guessed from the "average" quality. (At least they are not an HDR/Instagram abomination!) I do plan on getting better photography for the future stages so you poor folk don't have to suffer!

28th July 2012 Progress. The car is now a bare shell except the windows. Bare Underside Bare bay Bare firewall Bare rear Inside through-shot Outside side shot That's all for this post. There were a few other aspects undertaken but that will be on the next post.

If you are meaning in comparison to the original B18C6; the B18C6 was higher mileage, I had a B18C4 of low mileage and seeing as the plan is to rebuild the engine to a higher compression specification anyway it made sense to me. If you are meaning in comparison to a K series; seeing as my...

2012 - July 22 Proper work has begun... Arrival. Hubs. Arms off Steering column dropped Dropping the subframe. (Includes Nuno's manly chest hair!) Subframe out. Coilovers to clean up Awaiting day 2 Lots more updates throughout the week. (Some of the parts acquired and more of...

Update! A current list of parts as accurate as a sleepy me can collate! (A lot of office overtime for this project!) This is a snapshot at present from my site where I post a little more info. Summary below but a link to DC2 modifications page is here: JonHope Projects * HSD Coilovers...

It's taken me a while to respond to this thread! Prompted only by the latest post! I've posted elsewhere but to save me making a messy thread, requested photos are on JonHope Projects. Most of those photos are a little old now. It's a bit cleaner now. Still mostly stock (because I like it that...

Nuno has kindly kicked this thread off so now it's time for me to upload a few photos of at least some of the parts I have been buying over the past months. Most of the photos need no explanation so it'll just be a picture-heavy post. Drop Engineering stainless engine...

Thank you! :nice:

I'll also be updating the basic progress on JonHope Projects and hopefully Integra Type R Forum too. Hopefully I'll get to track it this summer before the planned second stage of modifications next winter.

Nice! Could I be different and ask if you have a large version of the second photo (reg R303HBA)?! It hasn't quite got the wow of photo three of the champ white line but it is my EK9 and I like the quality of the photo! :)) Can't believe I only found this thread now it's hit me in the face from...

When I was 22 (nearly 4 years ago) with 4 years no claims the cheapest I got for my first year (first insurance on a Type R badge - matters for some insurance co's) was £1380 (eCar) and that was almost a one off low price! Next lowest was £1800 then £3800 then £5200 a small cluster of 7...

I have known Nuno for a long while. Me and my brother would happily use and recommend Nuno for any transaction, service or advice. In fact he's recently provided a lot of valuable advice for my track car build and is being entrusted with work on it next week too.

Oh and I'm up for a meet up as long as I have a bit of notice due to work patterns.

Nuno that would be Remo. He has just got it back on the road as confirmed this second by "the blonde bird" as you so respectfully labeled the passenger! Both are on my facebook friends if you browse them.