^^^ is that your modded mount for the bp a few pics up?
Thanks man. These were all done with the no-weld method and they all work great. I'm am fairly certain I can install a PAIR of any Honda-based seat into a Festiva within 2 hours now.
As for the mount, yes it is... wait'll you see the next set of pics from tonight IT'S GO TIME.
Time for the real deal harness swap. Can't stand running those pesky wires through your firewall? Well how 'bout come CNC'd anodized bulk head connectors.
Thanks man. These were all done with the no-weld method and they all work great. I'm am fairly certain I can install a PAIR of any Honda-based seat into a Festiva within 2 hours now.
On that note, these are the prelude seats I put in mine, same setup as Don detailed in another thread somewhere around here.
Time for the real deal harness swap. Can't stand running those pesky wires through your firewall? Well how 'bout come CNC'd anodized bulk head connectors.
Prepare for FESTEVIL.
Got a link for those? I've been trying to find some that are decently priced for mine.
Got a link for those? I've been trying to find some that are decently priced for mine.
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Between the 40 male/female pins, tool, both male and female connector I was right at $90. for the amount of in/out this drivetrain will see it's money well spent and headache removal WELL earned.
Guy I bought the original BP car from did the correct grinding on the pan. However, he also neglected to remove the oil pan bolt. Essentially he ground the stupid bolt in half which made it impossible to remove. So after hacking it off with a grinder I got the old pan down and cleaned out.
I don't have any nifty pictures right now. It's just a built BP motor. However, it's done and sealed and turns over easy
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