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1989 Honda Prelude
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1993 Honda Prelude 104978 miles $1,035.00
Pearl White with lots of $$'s in upgrades Mugen JDM etc $4,500.00
2001 '01 Honda Prelude CLEAN H22 VTEC Lightly Modified $1,540.99
Honda : 2000 Prelude 2-dr Coupe 60K Miles Roof 2-Owner! $1,050.00
1997 Honda Prelude (manual) $2,550.00
Last updated: Sep 02, 2009
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Development Images:
Everyday for the past 4 months basically I have been working on this to get it perfect. I have with my good friend Dustin assembled and re-assembled the headlights 4 times...
You can see the core support in the image with the hood open.
This is the handmade downpipe/upper pipe that was made. This and amongst other things have been addressed to retain a manufactored look. This photo is prior to ceramic coating.
Initial fitment process. The headlights have been refined and the mounting design has been completed.
...wiring...
(still a work in progress) Dustin Miller of Dustin Miller Customs hand made these headlight assemblies as well as the R32 conversion in addition to the one off front end conversion including major hood and front bumper fabrication.
Dustin can be reached at:
DamFaith@hotmail.com
Turbonetics 60-1
Custom Motor Mount to accomodate the larger turbo.
______________________________________________________________ Build pics of current work:
______________________________________________________________ Last Paint job _____________________________________________________________ *Current Work* Hand Built Headlight Conversion
These headlights are completely built from scratch. PIAA projectors are used for the lighting, however the housing and internal/external construction is completed by Dustin Miller of Dustin Miller Customs.
_____________________________________________________________ *R32 Tailight Conversion Construction* Panels have been fabricated and welded onto the rear quarters to accomodate the actual R32 housing. The housing's have been mated to the 89 prelude taillight center section.
_____________________________________________________________ Old Pics/Build shots
Specs: Projected: 450 whp @ 22psi 480 ft/lbs torque
The List: Turbonetics HiFi 60-1 DSM converted Mani Crower Rods Wiseco Pistons Spearco 30x12x3 Front Mount Intercooler Blitz BOV Centerforce Dual Ball Bearing Clutch Osterich OBD 1 conversion GM 3 bar MAP Fanco Axles Apexi SAFC HKS dragger exhaust 3" Tockico Blues Ground Control Coilover Orijin Motorsports Upper & Lower Control Arm Bushings NGK V power Plugs MSD blaster coil and wires Apexi SAFC (for fine tuning) Stern ST8 lightweight wheels One Off Hood Apexi EGT EcTune EMS Autometer Boost gauge Grant Steering wheel Carbon Fiber Trim in dash and console R32 Nissan Skyline Taillight Conversion D.R.E. Steel Braided lines for clutch and oil feeds Optima Red Top in Trunk (Batt Relocated) PIAA Projector lighting via custom flush mounts
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Posted by: 161962
09/07/2009 09:24PM
Nice job all round, love the head lights
Posted by: hondapre91
08/22/2009 09:39PM
hey how hard was it to do those tails? those things are lyk my dream mod to do to my lude. but keep it up tht thing is kick ass!
Posted by: chris_89lude
08/22/2009 12:39AM
damn man, thats a bad ass 3rd gen. i was thinkin of puttin a 5th gen front clip on my lude, but i decided against it, but it looks real nice man, keep it up
Posted by: kuade
08/08/2009 05:59PM
Cool car! Sweet job on the headlights. Hopefully my lude will be half as nice as yours.
Posted by: Prelude2010
07/21/2009 01:14PM
Hey man love the ride. Love wat u've done with the headlights. I want to do something like that. let me know how i can do it. 5* man
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