1996 Acura Integra Gsr Jdm Clipped, Rebuilt Rare B17a1 Db8 on 2040-cars
Danville, Virginia, United States
1996 Integra GS-R sedan, true DB8 with approx. 183K miles. True miles are unknown as it has a JDM cluster that reads in kilometers. This is an extremely clean car, clean title, no wrecks, clean auto report with the exception of the mileage inaccuracy from the JDM cluster swap. It's not perfect, but it's a rare car with a rare power plant.
Mods: FRESH (under 30 miles) B17A1 completely rebuilt with Honda OEM parts by a Honda master tech (receipts for parts included), Weapon-R one piece 4-2-1 header, Apex-i catback, Fidanza lightweight flywheel, Skunk2 1.75" drop springs, KYB AGX adjustable shocks, Blox upper control arms, Blox rear camber kit, Blox gold rear lower control arms, slotted/drilled rotors, Tenzo R rear tie bar, Prothane rear control arm bushings,DB6 JDM front end coversion, RARE JDM door visors, Nighthawk Black Pearl paint, 16" Konig Remember wheels, 30% tint, shaved rear antennae, Type-R carpet, Type-R floor mats, Type-R Momo steering wheel, Type-R JDM cluster, Viper 5000 alarm with LCD pager system 1 mile radius, stealth kill switch, Hydro Dipped Zombie spark plug cover & intake tube, and 98+ red tail lights included (not installed). All new fluids, new tires, and new battery installed. It still needs a few things here and there but overall in excellent shape, super clean, and drives great. The engine has less than 50 miles on the rebuild and I have babied it, and will continue to do so until around 500 miles or so. It is still running the stock P72 ECU and is throwing the CEL for O2 sensor from the race headers. |
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