Chris asks…
did my acura integra used to be automatic?
how do i fend out if my integra was automatic. theres no fance motor mounts for the conversion. i also have two hole in the shifter area, one for the shifter and another one right above it. in this url my integra doesnt just have one hole like this http://www.team-integra.net/forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=15&TopicID=260078 it has another one above it
admin answers:
Probably not because the cost of the conversion would not be cost effective.
Carol asks…
1996 Acura Integra radio code? Please help!?
Please don't tell me to go to a dealer! The one near where I live is actually charging me! I am not the original owner and I don't have the service manual, and I don't see any sticker on the glove compartment or anywhere in the interior.
I've seen on many honda/acura forums, however, that people just give someone their serial number (mines is PF 50144) and some guy responds in the forum with the code. How are they getting this code? Does someone have the ability to get this code for me? Or if not, do you know who can?
Please help I don't wanna go through all the work of joining a forum i'm not interested in. Thank you!!
admin answers:
Take your serial number and call 865-218-5410 and ask for a service adviser. That's my local Honda dealer and they can give you the radio code over the phone no charge. Any Honda or Acura dealer can look it up on their service website
John asks…
1996 Acura Integra radio code? Can someone help?
Please don't tell me to go to a dealer! The one near where I live is actually charging me! I am not the original owner and I don't have the service manual, and I don't see any sticker on the glove compartment or anywhere in the interior.
I've seen on many honda/acura forums, however, that people just give someone their serial number (mines is PF 50144) and some guy responds in the forum with the code. How are they getting this code? Does someone have the ability to get this code for me? Or if not, do you know who can?
Please help I don't wanna go through all the work of joining a forum i'm not interested in. Thank you!!
admin answers:
I know uve heard to go to the dealer..but that is the place to go. People loose their code all the time, so thats why they charge. Whats so bad about that? Seems like you want other people to do all the work for u. If u dont want to pay a dealership, then fill out some things online to join a forum so that u can get it at no cost. If not, just get an alpine deck and never ever have to worry about it again.
Susan asks…
Buying an acura integra for a project car. Need help.?
ok so i'm looking into buying an acura integra for a project car. I don't quite know what year yet but any with the 4 headlights. That's my favorite body style. I don't know what trim either. I can't afford a type r so that's out of the question. i was thinking getting a gsr with alot of miles and getting it rebuilt so it's more efficient and getting new parts to replace the stock ones. (such as cams and pistons ect,) But i don't know how to go about getting it rebuilt or what i need to do to make sure i don't get ripped off. i'm new to this and have done some research but this is something i really want to do. I don't know the specific name brands i should get or what they are called. I was reading up on some forums and i've heard that the b18c5 is a good motor. but my goal is to have a turbo charged integra that is pushing 300hp at the wheels if possible. I would also like to know about suspension and handling if you can help me with that. cambering the wheels, clutch kits, all that good stuff. stage kits also. exhaust would be nice. (what kind should i get and how should it be done. what the price range is) i would also like to know the price for anything if you have it. thanks for your help.
admin answers:
Sounds fun.
I'm driving a 94 Integra Coupe LS (the kind with the four headlights) You should be able to find one for cheap. Why buy a GSR if you're just going to replace rebuild everything?
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