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2002 Acura Rsx Type-s on 2040-cars

US $8,500.00
Year:2002 Mileage:126000
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 Well ladies and gents, the time has come and I've decided to see what I can get for the ol' girl.  I bought this car in 2006.  Drove down to North Carolina and trailored it back.  It had roughly 40k on it then, now it has 126k.  Anyway, I love this car and as much as it pains me it's just time to move on.

Engine:
-Energy Suspension motor mount polyurethane inserts
-Injen short-ram intake
-Buddy Club Race Header
-Comptech Exhaust (2.5" inner diameter)
-Hondata Kpro ECU
-Buddy Club short shifter
-HKS ground wire kit
-Installed brand new OEM clutch and clutch master cylinder/clutch slave cylinder over the summer

Suspension:
-Function/form type II coilovers
-Comptech rear tie bar
-Stock 02-04's with new rubber

Exterior:
-Full authentic DC5 RSX Type-R lip kit
-DC5 Type-R Sidemarkers
-DIY Blackout headlights
-Color-matched grill
-Rolled fenders
-Tinted (20%)
-Brake ducts (currently non-functional, however have the hardware to make them functional)
-6k HID headlights (DDM Depot)

Interior:
-Moddiction Chrome shift knob
-Pioneer D3 double din headunit
-Super duper JDM coin holder

Random/Extras
-Switchblade key fob
-Benen tow hook (uninstalled)

I think I covered just about everything.  It is truly a fantastic car and has been nothing but dependable for me during my ownership.  As far as the negatives (let's face it, every car has at least one), the front lip is a bit scratched toward the bottom on the passenger side.  The front bumper also has spider cracks from being backed into.  The car also has about 2-3 small dings (nothing serious but I want the potential buyer to know what they're getting).  Overall, it's in very good shape considering the car is 11 years old.  All you need is a set of ballin' wheels for summer!

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The news comes from The Motor Report in Australia, which is reporting that the Accord Euro will be discontinued in 2015. Sold Down Under alongside the US-market model, the discontinuation of the Aussie car indicates an end to Honda's midsize sedan efforts in Europe, where there is no obvious replacement for the four-door and wagon models.
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