Vehicle Owner

Member ID: impulsive613

Location: Gatineau, QC

Vehicle Info

1994 Honda Prelude

Bought: Apr, 2003

Sold: Apr, 2010

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile12.56 sec @ 110 mph
  • 0-604.3sec
  • Top Speed162mph
  • HP378
  • Weight3600lbs

Major Upgrades

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

Modifications

Performance Parts

Interior

Exterior Styling

Car Audio & Video

Ratings

    • Currently 4.4/5 Stars.
    • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
    • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
    • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
    • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
    • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.

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Dan’s Honda Prelude
“Built/Turbo'd Prelude VTEC”

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334 guestbook comments

BYE BYE!

 

This car was sold in April of 2010 after 6 years or hard work, sweat and tears.  It was sold for the same amount it was purchased for back in 2003 after being on the market for 2 years.  After over $70,000 wasted, the lesson has been learned.  Do not your waste hard earned money on heavily modifying cars where its value will only depreciate.

 

Time to move on to the better things in life.

-Dan F.

 

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Page 1: Mod List & Dyno Results


Page 2: Pictures
 

 

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Modifications


Performance:


Sleeved H22A4 Block (L.A. Full Iron Sleeves)
CP 9.0:1 Forged Pistons w/Chromemoly Rings
Eagle Forged H-Beam Connecting Rods
1/2" ARP Head Studs
Race Profile Ported and Polished Head
3 Angle Polished OEM Valves
Crower Titanium Valve Springs Crower Titanium Retainers
Polished Cermakrome Valve Cover
MFactory Oil-Catch Can
MFactory Magnetic Oil Drain Plug
Custom Garrett T3/60-1 Hybrid Turbo
Custom Stainless “Log Style” Turbo Manifold
Greddy/TiAL 38mm Wastegate
Yonaka Half-Sized Dual-Core Radiator
Walboro 255lph Fuel Pump
Mugen Fan Switch
Mugen Thermostat
Remote Radiator Fan Bypass Switch
Yonaka 33x12x3 FMIC
Custom Polished FMIC/Intake Aluminum piping
Custom 3” Stainless Downpipe
DEI Heat Wrap/Shield and Silicone Sealer
DEI Custom Turbo Blanket
Vibrant 3” High Flow Catalytic Converter
Custom 3” Stainless Exhaust
Vibrant 3” High Flow 12” Resonator
Apex-i 3" N1 Muffler
Greddy Type-RS Blow-Off Valve
Greddy Profec B Spec-II Boost Controller
Apex-i Turbo Timer
Odyssey 545C Micro-Battery
Custom Aluminum Battery Tie-Down Bracket
3-Bar MAP Sensor
Custom P06 ECU
RC 1000cc Fuel Injectors
Bronzed Valve Guides
Exedy Stage 2 Cerametallic Clutch (thick disc)
Fidanza 8lbs Flywheel
Fidanza Cam Gears
NGK Iridium IX Spark Plugs
Forbidden Motorsports True Short Shifter
Neuspeed Sport Springs (1.5F/1.75R)
Ingalls Camber Kit
KYB AGX Adjustable Shocks
Wilwood 13.25” Big Brake Rotors
Wilwood 4-pot Calipers w/Hawk Pads
Wilwood Stainless Braided Brake Lines
KVR Rear Cross-Drilled Rotors w/ CarbonFiber Pads
Neuspeed Front Strut Tower Brace
Power-1 Rear Strut Tower Brace


Exterior:


Custom Blue w/Silver Pearl Effect Paint
18"x7.5" Konig Tuner 2 Wheels
215/35/18 Falken Ziex 912 Tires
ViS Invader Style Carbon Fiber Hood w/Blue Pearl Effect Paint
Custom Carbon Fiber Front Vents w/Blue Pearl Effect Paint
ViS Carbon Fiber Trunk w/Blue Pearl Effect Paint
Custom Carbon Fiber Rear License Plate Holder w/Blue Pearl Effect Paint
Custom Carbon Fiber OEM Spoiler w/Blue Pearl Effect Paint
JDM One-Peice Black Housing Headlights
ModExpress Bi-Xenon 8000K H.I.D. Lighting
Vertical Doors
Custom Kombat Front Bumper
Custom Drift Side Skirts
Custom Drift Rear Bumper
Shaved Antenna
Custom Taillights
L.E.D. Turn Signals
Acura RDX Turbo Badge
Oznium Blue L.E.D. Undercar Lighting
Custom Painted Spark Plug Cover
Custom ‘Punisher’ Front Emblem


Interior:


MOMO Millennium Leather Steering Wheel (320mm)
MOMO Tomahawk Leather/Aluminum Shift Knob
MOMO Leather Shift Boot
Sparco Tourino 2 Racing Seats
Sparco Clubman 3-pt Harnesses
NRG 4-pt Harness Bar
Isotta E-Brake Leather Handle/Boot
NRG Slim Steering Hub Adapter
NRG V2.0 Carbon Fiber Quick Release
Autometer Carbon Fiber Gauges (oil pressure/boost)
L.E.D. Gauge/Cabin Illumination
Real Carbon Fiber Dash Kit
Custom Carbon Fiber Rear Seat Panel
Custom Carbon Fiber Porshe 911 “Turbo” Logo
Custom Fiberglass Body Coloured Lower Door Panels
Custom Fiberglass Body Coloured Tweeter Dash Pods
Custom Black Diamond-Plate Aluminum Floor Mats
20% Quantum Reflective Window Tint
Ignited CarbonFiber Flight Switches
Interior/Trunk Blue L.E.D. Lighting


Audio/Visual:


Trunk Mounted 2nd Battery
200amp Battery Isolator Relay
Pioneer Premiere AVIC-F90BT HeadUnit
Custom 8” LCD Sun-Visor Monitors (x2)
Rockford Fosgate P4004 4ch. Amplifier
Rockford Fosgate P2002 2ch. Amplifier
Front Infinity Reference Component 6.5" Speakers
Rear Infinity Reference Coaxial 6.5" Speakers
Rockford Fosgate P2 12" Subwoofer
Custom Trunk Enclosure

 

 

Dyno Results:

 

impulsive613's 1994 Honda Prelude

 

378whp/328wtq @ 14psi

(Air pressure sensor was not hooked up properly.  Boost controller/gauge confirmed 14psi)


 

Guestbook Ratings

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MunkiesToy  

Posted by: MunkiesToy

07/28/2010 09:56AM

man i seen this car awhile back and this has been the goal for my lude one step at a time...wish i had known you were sellin! you woulda saved me a ton of money and time!

serjey15  

Posted by: serjey15

07/25/2010 10:07PM

how did you take the orange out of the taillight??

impulsive613  

Posted by: impulsive613

07/26/2010 07:29AM

They're actually 'altezza' style tail-lights that I painted (cherried) red. Sadly, you can buy them like that now.. So much for being original :P

birdy2882  

Posted by: birdy2882

06/28/2010 11:26AM

u didnt sell to person, u sold to dealership for a trade???? thats the only way that u would have not gottin some of your money back, well let me know

impulsive613  

Posted by: impulsive613

07/04/2010 11:18PM

It was sold to an individual. Parting out would have been a massive pain as I have no where to work on the car... Renting a space would have cost money for nothing. Also, my job keeps me very busy, so I wouldn't of had time to take everything apart (engine being the worst). Either way, the most I could have had from parting out is $11000, which would have been a best case scenario. All in all, not worth it for the time/work involved... Plus I would have been stuck with an empty shell.

birdy2882  

Posted by: birdy2882

06/28/2010 11:22AM

why didnt u part her out? u would have at least made some money back!!! damn hurts to hear that!!!! awesome car through

ILuvSuprasxXx  

Posted by: ILuvSuprasxXx

06/27/2010 03:48AM

BEST LUDE EVER!!! Dffntly worth all the hard work and muni u put in 2 it! 10starz! chek owt ma custom widebody ZX sumtime!

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Member ID: impulsive613

Location: Gatineau, QC