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03-12-2005, 02:32 PM
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Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Hi, this is my project a civintegra. I use a civic 92' sir II, front & end of a ITR and... a SAS body kit
 .This my first version of the car without the SAS kit:      Soon, I'll post some pics of the car with his new kit...   |
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03-12-2005, 02:38 PM
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Damn, thats alot of work. Not too sure if i like it, but it looks like you put lots of work into it
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03-12-2005, 02:47 PM
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
One killer project! I love it. I love extensive work like this. I also love the hood. Excellent work thus far.
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Wow! Remarkable transformation between the last two pics there... Will be looking forward to more!
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
wow thats wicked im not a honda fan but thats a awsome ass swap
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03-12-2005, 04:26 PM
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
that hood looks fantastic !
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Thanks for comments
! I've added the SAS bodykit then the old front of the civic (for information the hood is a copy of the Rx7 amemiya hood & the bumper is from the S15 Veilside) will be used for an other project.   |
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Hey,
Can you exlplain more on the itr front clip? I want to use it on a hasegawa civic hb. Does it line up pretty well? Or do you need extensive modification for it to fit? Lookin good so far. Keep up the awsome work! Frank X. |
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Re: Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
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It's not easy but not impossible because you must to cut the fender of the ITR to obtain the same "shape" as the Civic. Unfortunatly it's not a cut & past  ... |
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Really interesting project! Keep it up!
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
quite unique, keep us posted!
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Cool project, a little positive critisism though. The top of the rear bumper comes down to low and does not fit the profile of the car very well in comparison to the whell well. There also looks to be too much space between the top of the tailights and the Top of the hatch. I say bring the tailights up and eliminate half of the space above them at least (make sense??) and the rear bumper would fit better as well, just look were the HB's original bumper line is in comparison to the wheel well and you will see what I mean. Good luck with the project, you have a great start so far.
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Cool progect.
I saw couple of 1:1 in real life, except for rear they have used S2000 tails. Can't wait to see more progress
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
Impressive!!
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Re: Civic + Integra ITR SAS = Civintegra SAS
I love these kinda projects, Keep at it!
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