New SHO owner in Kentucky

Nice to see your time away has been productive, chessboxer.  As Z "advised" we heavily favor pictorials on this site, and How Tos, and time slips, and ... :D
 
Thanks everyone!  Waiting on an extended warranty that I never used was painful.

I'll get my signature modded and will break out my ancient camera (D40, woo!) to take some pics.  I had a DIY turbo frankenstein 93 Accord and used to work for Haltech in Lexington, KY, so I love some DIYs.

This was her.  300+ hp on an Evo 3 Big 16g and F22b/F22a/H23/DSM frankenstein engine tuned on a Haltech Platinum Sport 2000 with a Racepak IQ3 dash (that was my tech support area back in the day).

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Looking forward to being around and learning more.
 
 
Sweet gauge cluster!  Paint original or custom?  Looks very clean.  CF/fiberglass hood?  Any timeslips?
 
Thanks!  That was back around 2009-2010 and was the original paint.  I like having a clean car!  Hood and trunk were CF.  I had it running open dump for a long time and it sounded like a tractor, haha.  Big cam and the turbo and the exhaust turned at 90 degrees under the car.  No emissions in KY is great.

Sadly, no time slips.  I took it once to the track before the engine swap and tune at Haltech and had trouble keeping my IC piping connected and never got a good run.  After it was the way it looked in those pictures I got an offer on a trade towards a new Civic Si and had moved to Virginia where it would never have passed emissions, so I traded it.  I still regret doing so to this day.  It was a silly FWD honda but I loved it.  My brother and I took it from N/A to turbo.  You could take the DSM manifold, redrill a hole and mount it to the old F22A in the 90-93 honda.  It was a low CR engine stock (8.8:1 I think?), iron block, and had a pretty good flowing non-vtec head and responded surprisingly well to boost.  The kid I traded it to ended up slamming it to the ground, denting the custom dp and exhaust and blowing it up.  I almost got it back until I saw what he had done to it.  I wept.  I still weep for her.

Full mod list on it was:

Engine Modifications
F22B DOHC Block, Pistons, Rods, Crank
F22A SOHC Head (9.3:1 CR)
Balance Shaft Belt Removed
Haltech Platinum Sport 2000 Full standalone PNP EMS
Haltech Boost Control Solenoid
Ported Evo III Big 16g
Tial 38mm External Wastegate
Tial 50 mm BOV
Evo 9 560cc Injectors
ACT HA3-XTR6 6 Puck clutch
36"x12"x3.5" Bar and plate FMIC
H23 Intake Manifold and Throttle Body with Butterflies removed
Haltech Dual Channel Wideband (integrated into ecu)
Delta 272 Cam
NGK BKR7E plugs
A/c Removed
2g dsm manifold ported
EGR delete
3" Custom Downpipe
3" Full Exhaust
Magnaflow Muffler
walbro 255 lph fuel pump
Catch Can
DEI Header wrapping on Exhaust Manifold
3 bar map sensor
Civic Half Radiator
DIY Front Motor Mount Replacement
Paint Matched Valve Cover
Haltech Electronic Fuel Pressure Sensor (integrated into ecu)
Haltech Electronic Oil Pressure Sensor (integrated into ecu)
Internal Coil Distributor


Exterior/Lighting
Seibon Carbon Fiber Hood
Carbon Fiber Trunk
Carbon Fiber Mugen Style Front Lip
Amber Corner lights
Amber Bumper lights
Red and Clear Taillights
90-91 Grill
Yellow High Beams
20% Tint
Blackhoused Headlights
10000k HID's
Black EX mirrors
Window Visors


Interior:
A Clean Stock Gray
Short shifter
IQ3 Dash
Aftermarket Steering wheel



Suspension/Wheels/Brakes
Black 17" Stern Beasts Rims with Paint Matched Lip
Falken ziex 912 225/45/17 Tires
Front and Rear Strut Tower Bar
Lower Tie Bar
C-Pillar bar
Axxis Ultimate Brake Pads
Function and Form Type II Full Coilovers

Electronics
Racepak IQ3 Datalogger Dash
Haltech Platinum Sport 2000 ECU
Haltech Dual Channel Wideband
Haltech Fuel and Oil Pressure sensors integrated into ecu
 
Okay ... if your intention was to make my head spin, you succeeded :thumb:  Original paint ... very cool!  Did they not make an LSD for the trans at the time?  That of course would have made the silly FWD not quite so silly ;)  Was going to use a Walbro 255 lph in my 1992 SHO build, just never got around to it, stuck with the 190 since I was happy without supercharging.  Built block and lightweight flywheel meant I had to put in the LSD, no option.  Fun to drive, but your build is pretty sweet!  Makes me anticipate what all is in the SHO's future :beer:
 
if you ever want to go for a stroll up north and shoot some roller pics on the highway, let me know! I'm only up in cincinnati and i'd love to check your SHO out!!!!
 
My brother lives up in the middle of nowhere in northern Kentucky, I believe its a small town called Mentor or California, KY.  It's about 20 minutes south on the AA highway once you get off the interstate (275? I can't remember the name of it) so I may hit you up when I visit him next.  He works for RJ Corman or Norfolk Southern and has a pretty beastly turbo diesel dually dodge.
 
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