D Car — November 2003

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250 available scans from D Car — November 2003, in right-to-left reading order. Japanese OCR and English translation drafts are available throughout. Drafts have not received exhaustive image proofreading; unreadable source remains recorded in the archival data.

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Page 171 — English draft translation

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The Integra's interior is done in the “501 Motoring” style! Like the neighboring del Sol, this DC2 stands out with a M-? and Andes-inspired mixed aero kit. Its aggressive stance, emphasized by an extremely low profile, comes from adjustable coilovers. Inside, DVD video plays on LCD monitors in the center console and luggage area. The “501 Motoring” treatment supports a sporty feel while also creating a luxurious atmosphere.

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Sport Compact Top Star

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The intercooler-style air cleaner makes a bold visual impact. The red halo rings make the headlights look bloodshot—also worth a look!

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Filling the quarter window with a Success-made panel that has an integrated intake dramatically changes the styling.

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With twin monitors (the larger second screen is in the luggage area) and a 5.1 system, the cabin feels like a car theater!

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TECH DATA Exterior: Mex? (front), Andes (sides/rear), GT wing; metallic paint; graphics by Art Factory. Interior: Momo? steering wheel; Auto Meter; EL meters; Sparco seat. Wheels: Axes? (17-inch). Suspension: adjustable coilovers. Tuning: custom exhaust and intercooler-style air cleaner. Audio: two LCD monitors.

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Built by: ONO tech

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The always-talked-about, die-hard sport-compact crew

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HONDA

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INTEGRA

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Honda '94 Integra

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NOS

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UROLLT

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Interior

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The Type R power unit and NOS system are no gimmick. Twin NOS tanks are mounted just behind the seats.

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Along with a sturdy six-point roll cage, the rear area has been stripped of its seats and fitted with a complete custom audio installation.

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To reduce weight, the luggage-area trim has been removed, and a tower bar installed. Even the spare tire has been painted.

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The interior combines a stripped-down look with luxury, including reupholstery in suede-like material. The steering wheel has a quick-release mechanism.

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Destruction 65

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OWNER

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As a custom team focused on sport compacts, “Destruction 65” has become a longtime fixture. The group includes Nor with a Civic Coupe, Ono with a del Sol, Kashiwa with an Integra, and their fun-loving, noisy friends.

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