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1999 Honda Civic Hb Turbo B18 on 2040-cars

US $10,000.00
Year:1999 Mileage:82296 Color: Flemenco black pearl
Location:

Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania, United States

Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania, United States
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EK 1999 Honda Civic DX HB

82,xxx miles (aprox 40,000 on engine

 

EXTERIOR:

Flemenco black pearl (original)

Greddy front lip with shaved license plate holes

Bomex spoiler

M3 side mirrors with lights (painted)

SI front grill

JDM black housing headlights

Wings West avenger side skirts and rear lip

JDM thin moldings (painted)

Painted door handles andrear hatch license plate frame

17 in Rota slipstream wheels in gunmetal with polished lip

205/40/17 tires

Antenna block off plate

 

INTERIOR:

Gray and black Sparco Torino seats with 4pt. Sparco harnesses

JDM airbag tray

Skunk 2 shift knob

Apexi RSM

Radio block off plate

98 console with radio relocated

New 03 SI black floor mats

crime guard alarm system with pager

Autometer phantom gauges boost/vac electric and RPM shift light

Momo jet steering wheel with NRG quick release hub

Recalibrated EX gauge cluster with  tach

Carpet and sound pad removed from rear

Painted with flemenco black pearl and cleared (still have factory rear seat that I will include)

 

BRAKES & SUSPENSION:

OEM pads and rotors

Aerospeed coilovers

OBX rear lower strut bar

 

PERFORMANCE:

JDM B18B LS engine and trans with Quaife LSD

Crane stage 2 turbo cams

Peak Boost stage 2 gt turbo kit with GT30R ball bearing liquid cooled turbo

Neptune engine management with 2 step tuned by Evans Tuning 

Dynoed at 340 WHP at 14 psi and 93 octane

Turbo XS dual stage boost controller 10psi and 14psi

RC 750cc injectors

Walboro 255lph fuel pump

B&M fuel pressure regulator and gauge

MSD external coil and cap

NGK 7 series plugs

Energy Suspension motor mount inserts and shift linkage bushings

Aluminum radiator

slim line fan

Edlebrock Victor X intake manifold port matched to a Skunk 2 68mm throttle body

3 bar map sensor

Moroso breather tank

3inch down pipe to custom 3inch exhaust all the way back

Clutch Master stage 3 clutch

 

SUMMARY:

One of the cleanest EK’s out there. I bought the car bone stock in January of 2001 with 16,000 miles on it. It’s been garage kepy ever since and was a daily driver only the first couple of years then became a project. The car has less than 2,000 miles on it since the turbo and hasn’t even seen rain in about 6 years

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