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A 2004 membership card surfaces in BoostedBoiKyle's Integra build

The DDE project gets fresh wiring and a sequential shifter, with a few relics hiding behind the dashboard.

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BoostedBoiKyle Story of October 20, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

The DDE Integra Might Be The Best Build Ive Ever Done!

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2:22Kyle tears down the hatchback's engine to inspect dropped-valve damage and considers whether the block can be saved.
5:46The Integra's new wiring components include a custom engine harness and a FuelTech FT550 computer.
9:21Dashboard and console removal uncovers an old AEM computer and a membership card that expired in 2004.
15:13Kyle drills firewall openings, then finds that the proposed shifter-cable route is too long.
17:17The sequential shifter gets test-fitted and bolted down before parts of the console go back together.

What turns up when Kyle pulls apart the DDE Integra's interior? Alongside an old AEM Series 1 engine computer, there's a GNC membership card that expired in 2004. The electronics are getting a substantial update; the glove-box archaeology is a bonus.

BoostedBoiKyle posted nothing new this week, but "The DDE Integra Might Be The Best Build Ive Ever Done!" is the channel's busiest video right now, narrowly above the Temu Civic outing in daily views. The sponsored garage vlog moves from inspecting the hatchback's damaged engine to fitting the Daily Driven Exotics Acura with a custom wiring harness, a FuelTech computer and a sequential shifter.

It's proper installation work rather than a finished-car reveal. Kyle drills the firewall for the wiring and shifter cable, discovers that one proposed cable route won't reach, then test-fits the shifter and puts parts of the console back together. Earlier, inspecting the engine after a dropped valve, he offers a cautiously useful verdict: "I think we can save this block."

The channel added roughly 336,000 views over the week, while its subscriber count stayed unchanged at 1.5 million. Daily viewing is currently around a quarter of its usual level. Among nearby motoring channels, LegitStreetCars is drawing well above its usual daily audience, while Hoovies Garage is also having a slower spell.

Kyle's Temu Civic video remains close to half a million views, and "I Can't Believe My Subscriber Did This To Save The Hatch!" is another active draw. For anyone catching up, the hatchback and the Integra both have unfinished workshop business.

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