Project 1979 Honda Civic CVCC almost complete

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Project 1979 Honda Civic CVCC almost complete

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UPDATED PICTURES AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE

Well after about 3 years since starting this project, it is almost complete with a lot of small stuff left to do. The 1978 Accord motor just got swapped in and started this past month with a dyno tune on the weber carburetors. It dynoed at 90whp and 83 torque. It is sitting on Koni shocks with ground control coilovers, brembo brakes, 15x7 minilites. It has 4 wheel disc conversion with the 4x100 bolt pattern. Fender flares were added and the corner lights were shaved off the fenders. The pictures will show all of the other work done to it.

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Still need to put the interior back in, windshield, back glass, alignment, seats, and some other misc. things.
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Post by Dave_C »

It's looking great! Where abouts are your flares from?

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I dont remember, but they are from some website and they are universal flares. Had a body shop cut and reshape them to fit onto the car.
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Nice bold colour.
Looks good.

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Very nice! Great looking suspension and paint. Have you done anything else to the motor?

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Now that's what it's about! Very nice! 8)

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:shock: Wow, it looks impressive! Nice look on the back bumper, earlier style and nicely recessed. Tell us more!! The engine looks great did you rebuild it yourself? What about the carburetor? Where did you find parts, etc? More pics too! :D

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nice! what kind of hub are you using for that steering wheel?

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I bought the engine off on line auctions about 2-3 years ago. The guy already had it rebuilt along with the carburetor. He just didnt put it in a car yet. This engine is what started the idea of a restoration. Checked over the engine to see if everyone looked alright. Put the engine in about a month ago and it fired up first crank. Got it professionally tuned and it put down 90 whp and 85 torque.

The steering wheel hub is from Momo along with the wheel.
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Looks great, nice work. The fender flares are sweet!
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