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Design you own cold air intake

Design you own cold air intake Here’s what you’ll need: ü 180 degree mandrel-bent piece of steel tubing - see notes below ü (4) rubber PVC pipe clamps - see notes below ü K&N "Funnel Ram" Filter - see notes below ü (1)…
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Engines from JAPAN Reviews

Engines ACURA Acura cars generally have similar specifications to Honda models, with even the same model names. Most Acura models are produced in North America, while some, like the RL and NSX, are imported from Japan due to lower…
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Extra Security: Fuel Pump Cut Off Switch

The idea is to install a switch in the power circuit to the fuel pump, with the switch hidden in a secure spot. With the switch off and fuel pump dead, the engine quickly dies. Car cranks like usual, but doesn't run for more than 5 seconds.…
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Header install on a B16A block

I am no way responsible for any damages or injuries caused by doing these modifications.  WORK AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!! How To Install A Header This How-To is for a header install on a B16A block, other models/engines should be similar with…
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How To Clean Your Engine

Warm the engine by starting it up for a few minutes and then shut it off. Cover the distributor, and you can either cover the alternator and fuse box, or use low pressure spray in those areas. Wet the engine with high-pressure spray. Spray…
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How To Install Custom Front-end Grills

Materials needed: Phillips screwdriver Flathead screwdriver Dremel tool (nice to have but you don't really need one) 8mm socket 10mm socket 1/4" Expanded steel (You can get this stuff from just about any welding shop) Something to…
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How to read the fault codes on Acura cars

To read the fault code without a diagnostic device, you must: Find the diagnostic connector under the steering wheel (left or right, depending on whether the left-hand or right-hand drive). Connect the wires 4 or 9 with a wire…
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How to Remove all Badging

Give your car a smooth clean look by removing all of the badging. Not only will your car look cleaner, but it will be easier to wash, dry and wax because you won't have those pesky badges that get in your way and snag your…
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Indiglo Dimmer Install

I am no way responsible for any damages or injuries caused by doing these modifications.  WORK AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!! Indiglo Dimmer Install Remove your gauge cluster and locate the plug with three connections on it (mine was blue). It…
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Lights On Reminder

I am no way responsible for any damages or injuries caused by doing these modifications.  WORK AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!! Lights On Reminder Go to Radio Shack or any electronic parts store. Get a "Pulsing Piezo Buzzer". It sounds intimidating,…