where can I find

kid_DA

b-series or nothing
What up every one does anyone know where I can get a carbon intake for a DA.also where to get some hood dampers cuz I'm sick of using that stupid hood holder thing. Last 2 things real jdm window visors and a xsi arm rest .. Thanks everyone
 

TeggyBear_Ls

90 EF LS/V 95 DC4
Damn, I just looked through Password JDM's products for the DA integra, and they only have hood dampners and the carbon intake for DC integras. (94-01). Out of luck there. I'm not sure whether you can retrofit the DC hood dapmner for your DA or not.

just google everything, and you should come up with some stuff....
 

kid_DA

b-series or nothing
I've tryed and all I get is stuff for a DC integra...
I even called tein and they said they haven't made a set for a DA's
And they said the 94 and up won't fit.
I've seen them on ebay but can you really trust them ?
Thanks
 

tilegend

New Member
heres a thread where a couple people installed the hood dampers with the ebay kit.

http://g2ic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=181775&highlight=hood+damper





as with the CF intake... theres three versions 1) GSR 2) ITR, LS 3)EK & EG

i've seen both the ek & eg version and the itr/ls version









and heres the various threads i found them in:
http://g2ic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=183271
http://g2ic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=173740
http://g2ic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=184017

you might also run into issues with the brake proportioning valve.
 


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kid_DA

b-series or nothing
I think I'll have a bigger issue with the carbon intake cuz I've got abs brakes
Thanks for the help .. The dampers I might just buy the tein ones and retro fit to
DA.. Other then that I'm still looking for the real JDM window visors and xsi arm rest.. I've gone to panda garage here in san diego they said they're not sure if they get them password said no.. I'm still lookin for a way to get them..
 

kid_DA

b-series or nothing
WOW! Would I be able to retro fit a set of window visors off a DC to fit on the DA?
Is there any other option for a arm rest?
 


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