1998 Honda Civic K20 Turbo Swapped Civic Rsx Type on 2040-cars
Winston Salem, North Carolina, United States
Any questions at : keelbyschenick154525@yahoo.com 1998 Civic coupe Rsx type s K20A2 engine 5spd Rsx transmission Performanceclutch K Pro stand alone engine management tuned by rlz Garret turbo HKS turbopiping HKS bov Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator MSD ignition Moroso catch can3 row Aluminum radiator Mishimoto adjustable cooling fan Golden eagle fuel railwith steel braided lines Rota slip wheels Front tires are Toyo 888 tires Reartires are falken tires AEM wideband gauge AEM Tru boost gauge and controller ProComp oil pressure gauge K tuned throttle cable K tuned belt tensioner kitHasport motor mounts HKS turbo timer RC 1000 cc injectors K series shifterconversion kit New Rsx axles New timing chains and guides New slave and mastercylinder for the clutchWill need upgraded synhcros soon because when turning tohigh rpm it doesn’t want to go into gear until motor slows down
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