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Member ID: danmetta

Location: Milano, UN

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Vehicle Info

1993 Honda Accord

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed143mph
  • HP214
  • Weight1360lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

  • BMC Intake 
  • Mugen Perf. Chip 
  • Custom Exhaust 
  • Tenzo Strut Bars 
  • Custom Brakes 
  • Eibach Springs 
  • Bilstein Shocks 
  • Custom Transmission 

Interior

  • Sparco Seats 

Exterior Styling

Car Audio & Video

  • Sony Head Unit 

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    • Currently 2.8/5 Stars.

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Last updated: Jun 08, 2006

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Daniel’s Honda Accord
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Here is how I fitted my new Supension Tecniques anti-roll bars.

Here is how they arrived
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord
Inside the box there are all the necessary things: front and rear bars and all the bushings kit
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord

The installation is very simple.
First I unmounted the front bar.

danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord


Start taking off the endlinks first and then the center bushings.

Then I placed the new bar starting by placing the center bushings.
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord
And then the endlinks
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord
As you can see, the front bars use the stok bar's locations

Fitting the rear bar is slightly more complicated.
First I took of the old bar
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord It's so small it's allmost invisible! :-(

The rear bar needs to be relocated.
To relocate them you use the 2 bolts that hold the rear arms
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accorddanmetta's 1993 Honda Accord

The next step is to fit the new bar like at the front: first the center then the endlinks.

danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord

danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord In the instructions they say to drill a hole 1 inch in front of the stock hole. As you can see I diden't do it simply because I diden't have a drill in that moment. In the pics the end links may seem to be placed correctly, but when you lower the car and look under it, you see they are not placed correctly. I will fix this as soon as possible.

Here is the rear bar fitted.
danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord

Here you can see the old bars compared to the E.S. bars.

danmetta's 1993 Honda Accord


The OEM bars have a diameter o 25mm in front (on the left side) and 14mm at the rear (on the right side).
The E.S. bars are 28mm in front and 20,5mm at the rear.

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Sgarboman  

Posted by: Sgarboman

10/08/2008 05:04AM

Daniela la tua Accord era davvero oribbile ASD

xstaonline  

Posted by: xstaonline

02/27/2007 06:35PM

nice ride,,,, can you give me some tips on swaping my 95 f22b1 to a h22a?

deltahfm  

Posted by: deltahfm

09/04/2006 04:28AM

Nice, we should start an italian Accord Club Check out Mine, Fruili Region

x3nomorph  

Posted by: x3nomorph

10/30/2005 12:27AM

Really nice with the engine swap, I'm thinking of doing the same next year. Any problems with getting the h22 in there?
Nice to see another Accord on a track, check mine out :)

ed_green  

Posted by: ed_green

06/10/2005 06:28AM

Lovely car mate :) I have a CC7 and im looking to do similar to you on mine ;) Your car is my inspiration :) Where did you find the parts for it? Did you have to get custom engine mounts made for the H22?? The F20Z sits at an angle and im sure the H22 does not have the front mount like the F20Z. Keep up the good work mate and if you have time check out my car (its mostly stock at the mo but its gonna change :))

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Member ID: danmetta

Location: Milano, UN