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01-15-2008, 08:21 PM
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For sale in Central NJ. 99% rust free 1991 crx si. lots of nice mods, 3000 obo
Up for sale is my 1991 CRX Si. $2700 or best offer
I've made some revisions since my previous thread, so if you're interested please take the time to read it thoroughly. I address all issues and have a fairly good description of the entire car. [Engine] Internally Stock B18A1 (90,000 miles) ARP Head Studs AEM Cold Air Intake w/ bypass Greddy catback exhaust Hasport Motor Mounts [Transmission] Cable YS1. Has Grind going into third at 6000+ RPM. Exedy Organic clutch Hasport Shift Linkage Short Shifter- dont know brand but has tight shifts. [Suspension] Ground Control Coilovers Tokico Illumina five way adjustable shocks. Traction bars? [Wheels/ Tires] 15x6.5 Nippon racing wheels (Rota slipstream replicas LOL) Toyo Ra1 Drag radials on front Just noticed that one rear is a Falken Ziex 205/50 and the other is a Hankook K106 195/50. Both have excellent tread. [Brakes] Disc all around [Alarm] http://www.autopageusa.com/t_i...a12be [Interior] Type R shift knob Grant GT Steering Wheel [Exterior] Mugen Replica Spoiler Spoon Replica Side mirrors Amber turn signals & corner lights Golden Eagle rear diffuser Stereo] Panasonic head unit [Miscellaneous Maintainence] New Gaskets - Oil Pan, Valve cover, Head Gasket New water Pump New Timing Belt New Axles New Front Wheel Bearings [Miscellaneous Mods] HIDS (8000K) J-K Tuning Chipped ECU 20% Tint around [Known Problems] Might need an alignment, might need different tires. I'm leaning more toward tires. The fronts are 225 and the rear are 195 & 205. I think its because of this that the car pulls weird on some bumps. Most of the time its fine so its probably not an alignment issue but its the best way I know how to describe it. Code 43 Drips oil because crush washer is shotty. [Exterior Description] Its a 99% rust free car which as you know is difficult to find. I believe its been a northeast car all its life. NY, PA and now NJ. The car was sprayed flat grey/black by the previous owner who worked at a body shop. It is very even and doesnt look bad at all. I rattlecanned my 89 civic si years ago and it came out terrible. I wouldnt mind driving this for a while until I got it painted. I believe the car was in some sort of accident because the front end doesnt seem to line up 100% Rad support looks fine and all welds are OEM so there was no frame damage. It looks like a simple realigning (of mainly the bumper filler piece) It does have a clean title. [Interior Description] Pretty damn clean. The stock recaros are so comfortable and unlike 85% of the civic/crx si seats... NO TEARS! There are however three cigarette burns in the drivers seat. Not from me or the previous owner, neither of us smoke. The climate control isnt perfect but everything works. You have to pull the drivers seatbelt back into the door whenever you use it which is annoying but its there. Honda has a lifetime warranty on their seatbelts and since it doesnt retract properly I dont see why they wouldnt take care of it. Where there would be map lights, its been taken out. I thought CRXs didnt even come with map lights though so who knows. The back...err seat area is kinda messed up too. I had someone sit back there once (had no choice) and she dislodged everything. Its all there and in relatively good condition it just needs to be bolted down again. [Overview] I bought this car in December because I wanted another Honda. However, I'm thinking that this might not be for me. I always wanted a CRX and now that I got my hands on one I'm kind of hating the boy racer stigma again. I sold my 93 si for a prelude because I thought it was more grown up, and now I think I might be done with Hondas for good...at least for my primary car. Maybe a project down the road. I feel that I'm going to dump more money into this car than I want to if I keep it. The car is great though and I dont need to sell it. I daily drive it as its my only car. It starts on the first try, warms up quickly (heat is great, too) and is really a go-kart as cliché as it is. I drove it home two hours from PA after driving it for five minutes before I purchased it and I had zero problems on the way home. The grind is kind of nasty right now but its only at around 6,000 RPM and the only reason you're up that high is if you're racing which I really dont care to do. I've used synchromesh before and have had wonderful results; to the tune of no more grind at all. The previous owner thinks the short shifter caused the grind because it didnt do it before it. We'll see. The shell has 135,000 miles on it. The code 43 is there for who knows what reason. Maybe the chip but there's no lack of fuel, nothing. There are some squeaks from the suspension and very little rattles but it IS a 1991 Honda so remember that. [Contact Information] sn = rainxrainxdownx email = wompwomp61[at]aol[dot com] PM me for my phone number [Price] $2,700 or best offer Understand that by no means do I need to sell the car. I just think I'd rather have a car payment than a 91 crx with thousands and thousands dumped into it. [Trades] Sure, but most likely no Hondas. [Lowballers, Flakers] Please, please do not waste my time..if you shoot me an obnoxiously low offer..I wont even respond. on to the pictures! (Click to enlarge)               Last edited by . M i c h a e l; 05-05-2008 at 01:57 PM. Reason: revisions |
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