Jaime@TenByTenCustomCarbon

Introduce yourself to the rest of us - what's your car, plans and maybe a little about yourself if you like!
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Yo! New to this fourm, but a H-Camp Vet. I'll let my pics talk for me.
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NASTY 10yr./old BLOWN Tokico Illuminas...
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During the rear installation of the OG SKUNKWORKS coilovers to the KYB's.
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And.. so fresh and so clean!
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I decided to attempt repairing the damaged core support and to ..'just go for it' after installing my Innovative Mounts Axles.
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Sorry no pic of the axles.
SIDE NOTE:For referance, the Innovative Axles are @0.5" shorter than the DA/90-93 Integra axle.
I also was very disappointed to discover BOTH ball joints on my Skunk2 Pro-Series A-Arms were completly shot with about 2mm play. These arms are NO OLDER THAN 2yrs!! So I just stuck some 'ok' used factory DA arms.
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Stripped the front end.
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So the car was crashed and repaired by a previous owner. The core support was never repaired/replaced causing the USDM front end to not align correctly. Here's the carnage..
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We were able to pull the lower core support all the way out straight and true. We used factory weldnut bolthole locations and a peice of 1" flatstock, drilled on eachend and coupled with a small schackle to some chain. We used a "Come-a-Long" and some rigging straps pinned to the hitch of an S-10 to pull from.
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we put it back together only to find out the area around the passenger light was not pulled out and down just a tid bit. I'm leaving it alone for work this week then will correct all the details of the body lines and fitiment of the panels and lights.
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The bumper overhangs on this side, gotta re-fit everything next weekend and mount my CF Password sideskirts.
More to come....
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Here's some photos from a local "all-car" show.
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Our Flyer...
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8)

whats the spec?
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Awesome 8)
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Very nice 8)
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Welcome bud, very clean looks great 8)
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What a great newbie post 8)

Welcome and very nice car.
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Post by Ten By Ten Custom Carbon »

Hello all, and thank you for the kind words.
Marc_VT wrote:8)

whats the spec?
The car is 1991 Si (USDM)
B18B1 OBD1 via Rywire jumpers
YS1 short ratio transmission (USDM 92-93 GSR) with JDM LSD
JUN 8lb. flywheel/Exedy clutch
2004 RSX Type-S Black Leather seats F&R
HKS Cat-Back Exhaust
OG "Skunkworks"(Pre-Skunk2) Coil-Overs w/ KYB GR-2 shocks
JDM Type-R Rear Lower Control Arms
JDM Power Windows and door panels
Ten By Ten Custom Carbon Rear Speaker Plates, gauge bezel, and lower trim.
JDM armrest and USDM LHD center console
Personal Neo-Grinta steering wheel w/ Works Bell Rapafix II quick release

The list goes on and on....
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Ten By Ten Custom Carbon wrote: The list goes on and on....
An for a "n00b", i declare you a legend!
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Post by rallyeluke »

carbon for the sake of carbon is properly gay!

on a plus note, I LOVE THE SEATS! and the clearly high standard of the engine.


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rallyeluke wrote:carbon for the sake of carbon is properly gay!

on a plus note, I LOVE THE SEATS! and the clearly high standard of the engine.


Welcome to the forum
I respect your opinion, and understand your position....
But, I really do enjoy looking at this when I pilot my car...
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Thank You honestly from the heart though for the comments on the seats and engine. :P
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Post by rallyeluke »

I am also in love with the front lip and the exhaust! :D oh yeah and the suspension :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Post by nominous »

For something like the dash TBH I think not putting a gel coat on it wouldbe better.
We had some bonnets made here, fully carbon inside and out, wet lay and vac'd. The insude skin was rough, the outer side wasn't gel coated originally, most people did get clear coat on it.
But something like the dash just looks too bright when it's shiney. I like he part, the fab is great, but if you do another one, perhaps skip the gel and see what you think.

Gel works on the speaker pods and othe areas, but just not where you'll be looking most of the time IMHO.
A full dash with gel coat would also be too bright.
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