brucedeiter

MEMBER:	Bruce aka Deiter
YEAR:	1990
MAKE:	HONDA
MODEL:	ACCORD
TRIM:	EX
TRANNY:	AUTO
DOORS:	4
ENGINE:	F22A4, 4CYL
COLOR:	White
MILES:	200,007 as of 11/23/2004 Bond, James Bond! Yes this is a real picture from my car I took when my odometer turned over the 200K mark. I pulled over and snapped a picture. It was just good luck that it was exactly on 200,007.0 I’ll take my martini shaken not stirred!
MODS:	If you are interested in seeing tips or more information about any mod just click on the specific words below which are linked. More linked pages will be posted soon.
ENGINE	AEM Cold Air Intake, Greddy EVO catback exhaust, DC Sports Ceramic Header, AEM Tru-Power ALT & PS Red Pullies. Random Technology Hi-flow cat.
HORSE POWER	All @ 4750 RPM, WHP=126.9, CHP=149.7, WTRQ=150.1, ETRQ=165.32 Click here to see dyno test results
TIME SLIPS	06/07/03 1/4 mile = 17.196 @ 80.04MPH
EXTERIOR:	Altezza taillights and some window cool stickers to make me way faster and look way cooler ;o) LOL
INTERIOR:	Hawaiian front seat covers and a sexy hula girl dancin’ in the back. - I grew up in the San Diego sun and now live in rainy Oregon so anything in my car that reminds me of the beach is always good!
SUSPENSION:	Eibach Prokit 1.25” Drop springs, KYB GR2 non-adjustable Struts / shocks.
BRAKES	Stcck painted red - some may think it’s rice but I like red accents on my car ;o)
WHEELS & TIRES:	Enkei Atoria 17x7.0 Wheels, 215/45/ZR17 “ZIEX’s” Falken Tires from Japan.
I.C.E.	Clifford Alarm (Very secure system - sorry no details on this will be posted.) Pioneer Premier deh-p750mp, NEO 20GB Jukebox, Rear speakers: 6x9 2-way JBL GTO925, Front Speakers: 4” Infinity Reference 4002i, Pyramid 240W amp to Generic 300W subs behind rear seat. Whistler DE3300 Radar / Laser remote Detector with voice module with a very stealthy installation that looks factory.
NOTES::	Click on here to see my RoadDyno test results on before and after each mod.






			Above picture after lowering 1.25” with Eibach Prokit springs.


	I installed altezza tail lights not because I wanted to be ricey but because I liked the round look.




	IMPORTANT: I then installed some red/clear tail lights just to try them out. As far as I know there is only one manufacturer - “Sonar” They look pretty good during the day but have a manufacturing flaw in that the red part doesn’t come up high enough and allows white light to show through which is very visable at night. So visable that the Five-O pulled me over and gave me a warning to replace them because it’s against the law to have white light on all the time in the rear. This flaw may not bother you and you might not have problems with getting pulled over, but it was enough for me to send the lights back. Also, three other buyers of the same lights told me they have the same white light showing through problem. Until this problem is corrected by the manufacturer I won’t be selling these lights to anyone. It cost me $30.00 in shipping and about an hour of my time to learn this lesson so hopefully by posting this I’ve saved you some time and money.