Whats going on guys i ran into another project with a red milano gs-r. The body on it was great not alot of rust in it. Purchased it back in october in 2013 and parked it in drive way. didnt do anything with it since my son was born and had to put it on the side plus we got hit in jersey with some cold weather and snow. Talk about a crazy winter we had here. here are some pics of it and yes i towed it with my crv. Hey who said awd CRV cant pull cars lol. Cant wait to work on this plus my white frost gsr i sold it to a friend.
Alright hopefully everyone enjoy there easter weekend so i work on the car this weekend finally. Wanted to do this for long time on my white gsr but never had the chance since the two jobs and newborn son so had to put it on the side. Mounted on 11 inch rotors all way around like the nsx. Also put on the nsx calipers front and back on my red db2. All postive and negative comments are welcome. Just wanted to share this with you guys.
sorry for stupid question - how expensive was that ?! NSX brakes ?! AEWSOME i would love to do this to mine but need to get nsx power first then i will think how to stop that beast
The question is not stupid they were a bit pricy but ok price not as buying new wilwood brakes new they cost alot. I have this project at works now still working on it I will give feedback when I get the car driving and let ya know the pros and cons.
so here is more pics of the car with the stock bay everything is oem expect the battery looking forward to removing a few things of it like the MC / booster , abs system off and power steering system off, cruise control and some other misc items to make the bay clean.
Started to take the bumper of and headlights off and radiator too.
is that the blue ox or roadmaster tow bar? I am trying to figure out if I should go with the tow dolly, auto transport or tow bar to tow the integra. How do you like the tow bar setup? Nice pickup. I have yet to see a milano red db2 with decent paint :bawl:
thanks bro i have been collecting them and finally got all of them and put them on lol
what i got was reese product and also here is the link so you can check it out i got it at autozone did the job for me. Yea almost all db2 milano paint always fade lol.
the base plates are called blocks. so you would take of your bumper off and attach to the frame. they bolt right up where the oem bumper blocks are. i used two 12mm bolts on each of the tow bar blocks and held really good i will see if i can take picks with the blocks attach to it.
it looks different then mines i have to remove my bumper of and then put in the blocks on the frame and then attach it. This looks much easier to do since you can leave your bumper on
Thanks bud. yea i will let every one know when im done with it since i want to try it out just been busy with life and family.
i would love to do this to mine but need to get nsx power first then i will think how to stop that beast 
