Wayback Wednesday: Supercharged 1992 Prelude Si
This 1992 Prelude can put down over 240 horses to the wheels with the help of a supercharger. But the build is so much more than just what's under the hood.
What About the Prelude?
The Prelude has a special place within the Honda family, not only because of its great looks and legendary durability, but also because of its aftermarket following. Every generation of the Prelude was truly amazing, from its inception in the late '70s, into the '80s and '90s, all the way up to its last hurrah in 2001.
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Modifications and Hand Fabrication
The amount of effort that has been put into the build becomes even more impressive when you consider the fact that, due to a lack of aftermarket support, many of the parts you see here were not even intended for the Prelude. That means a ton of modification and fabrication work had to be done to get this beauty to look and drive the way it does today.
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Supercharged H23A
We could spend days talking about the insanely long list of mods on the exterior and interior. But lest we forget about what is perhaps the best part of the project. The H23A VTEC 4-cylinder motor from an Accord wagon is one of the numerous parts transplanted from other cars. And the engine is aided by a Jackson Racing BB6 supercharger kit.
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