Our 1993 Integra Hushes Up and Goes Wide
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Road race Integra

Our 1993 Integra Hushes Up and Goes Wide

Project 1993 Integra gets wilder with some help from Hush Performance.

Produced by Aaron Gaghagen

Video shot by Brian Gillespie and Robert Diaz

 

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Here's a refresher shot of Project 1993 Integra when it was corner balanced by the experts at Progress Group. This look was so tame compared to how it sits now.

 

Not too long ago Project 1993 Integra was a sensible daily driver. It had a ton of miles (Which ain’t no thang for a Honda) and an automatic transmission (Blegh!), but it got the job done for The Intern aka Carter when he was getting started. Then he got the itch to develop Project 1993 Integra into something he could have fun with on track days and things began to happen at a rapid pace.

Project 1993 Integra was supposed to go from a B18 non-VTEC to a Jackson Racing Supercharged B16, but that didn’t work out. Luckily for us, Brian is very resourceful and a K24 strapped up with a Jackson Racing Supercharger found its way under the hood. This setup made around 260 horsepower, but we had eyes on making more in the future so when the opportunity to fit a Hush Performance 3 Piece wide front end that would allow for a way wider tire presented itself, we jumped on it.

 

 

See the progress Project 1993 Integra has made on our YouTube channel here!

 

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