Solidus 1999 Accord Coupe EX

Solidus

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So I am finally getting around to making my ride thread. I do all car work myself and I have put in a lot of work, not as much as id like to since funds are really limited right now but I hope you guys like it.

When I originally purchased the car it was 100% stock. The car came with cloth and is a 4 cylinder. It needed some mechanical work as well as interior work due to previous owner neglect. Since I have gotten the car I have kept the car mint.

Engine/Performance
OEM Battery
NGK Iridium Spark Plugs
Full Synthetic Mobil 1 Oil and Mobil 1 Filter
K&N Engine Air Filter
Rebuilt OEM Hood latch [Retired]
New OEM Hood Latch
Rebuilt Trunk latch
Rebuilt OEM PowerSteering
Rebuilt OEM Distributor
Performance Serpentine Belts
OEM Alternator
Radiator
Radiator Hoses
Thermostat
Thermostat Assembly Switch
Fuel Pump
Timing Belt
Timing Tensioner
Balancer Belt
Balance Tensioner
Water Pump


Interior
Oem Leather Panels swap and arm rest
Leather Conversion (Seats Front LeatherSeats.com, Rear OEM)
Pioneer speakers
Kenwood Dual Din Stereo
New rear OEM center seat belts
New rear OEM center seat belt clips
Blue Led SMD Interior Lighting and cluster conversion
Digital Fit Weather Tech Floor Mats
Digital Fit Weather Tech Trunk Mat
Custom Trunk build to accommodate for full size spare
OEM coin tray driver side
Acura RSX Steering Wheel Swap (SRS Accord Single Stage Conversion #1)
MoMo Shift Knob (Silver) [Automatic]

Exterior
Driver side chrome door trim replaced
Driver side mirror fixed
18% Window Tint
Koni Sport Struts (yellow)
Ground Control Sleeves 600Front/450Rear
Black Lug Nuts
Front, Rear, and Side skirts OEM style Lips
Honda OEM Pilot Fog Lights Conversion (98-00 Accord #1)
Sylvania H3 ZXE Bulbs (Fog Lights)
Sylvania 9006 ZXE Bulbs (Headlights) [Retired]
OEM Retrofitted Stanley Headlights 3" Clear Lens Morimoto Mini D2S Bi-Xenon (Bullet Shrouds)
55W D2S XB 35 Morimoto Bulbs fitted with D2S Morimoto 3Five DSP Ballasts
OEM Blacked Out Headlights
Custom Turn Signals
LED SMD Full Lighting Conversion with updated LED Relay

Photos of Headlights with OEM style Lips coming soon

Future Plans
Ebachi Sway Bars
Rims
Magnaflow Catback (Pending)

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More pics on Member page. Thanks for looking.
 
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mx5kev

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Cool programm man, can"t wait to see the pics. For you leather seat conversion, you've replace the fabric oem cover by leather cover? If so,I'm interested in how you did, the leather of my driver seat is torn down. .
 

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Cool programm man, can"t wait to see the pics. For you leather seat conversion, you've replace the fabric oem cover by leather cover? If so,I'm interested in how you did, the leather of my driver seat is torn down. .

Pics are up. Cant take photos with the body kit until spring.

Yes for my seats I had OEM cloth and replaced the entire interior with leather by striping the cloth from the OEM seats and installing leather covers myself. For the rear I did OEM leather but for the front I had to go with alternative since all driver seats for 6th gens are prone to tearing on the side. Thats why for the front I went with LeatherSeats.com, its a thicker leather and has an OEM look.
 

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Ok thanks, that's a long work to do? Not that I'm scared but to know if it's Worth it. Are you happy with the quality of the leatherseat cloths? Thanks for you answer.

I'm really interested cos my driver seat makes me cry when I see it ^^
 

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Haha trust me I know how you feel every time I saw my cloth interior and the driver seat torn up from daily use of the previous owner I wanted to scream haha.

You just have to take your time with it. It is well worth it to do an interior leather cover swap. The LeatherSeats.com leather covers are great. They are definitely thicker and softer than OEM leather. I also find them to be more durable as well. Its also easy to due but you must be mindful of how everything is and must go back and be installed. You must not force the leather either.

If you do decide to do the project, message me of any questions you might have.
 

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Looks like your car is coming along well, looking forward to seeing it with the lip kit.
 

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Ok thanks you very much, but I've seen the prices on the website, now I'm driving to the Hospital to heal from my heart attack :) We have to pay toll taxes on merchandises coming from the USA that cost more than 80$. On eBay motors I've seen some seller that sells only the top of the seat for 75$ and is said to be oem. Maybe thinner but way cheaper.

Just seen the pics, cool car, red is the best :)
 

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Looks like your car is coming along well, looking forward to seeing it with the lip kit.

Thank You. I think it is as well. I will be posting a photo with the lip kit around the spring. Im trying to keep it clean but unique.
 
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