1995 Honda Civic Dx With H23a Dohc Vtec Swap on 2040-cars
Cleburne, Texas, United States
I am selling my 1995 Honda Civic DX coupe
The chassis has around 176000 miles on it. I have several extra parts for the car. Fans, door panels from an EX, bolts, wiring, etc. which you are welcome to if you want them. This car does have a rebuilt salvage title. I purchased it from a junkyard 10 years ago. It was Totaled by the insurance company because of theft. The front fenders, front bumper, hood, and seats and trim were stolen out of it. There was no collision. When I bought the car the odometer said 145514. There is a mistake on the Title where a previous inspection station switched the odo numbers before I bought it. So the title flags a possible roll back. It didn't have a roll back. the guy just wasn't very good at his job. Now the odo says 28k(and counting), but it is exempt now, so... Tons of mods: *JDM H23a Blue Top DOHC VTEC Swap *Prelude 5Spd Tranny *ACT Stage 3 Clutch and HDx Pressure Plate capable of holding 500 Lbs/Ft Torque *P28 with Hondata S300 V2 and Boost By gear addition for anything you could ever want to do to the motor (Turbo? Bolt ons? Aggressive Tune? - Up to you) *HCP Motor Mounts *Innovative A/C brakcet *Ice Cold A/C - System has Custom fabricated lines with an AC condenser tuck with pusher fan (Plenty of room for a Turbo, if you decide 200HP is not enough) *Custom machined Civic A/C Compressor to accept the H23 A/C pulley so you have a 5 groove belt running the A/C and Alternator instead of the typical 3 groove which is prone to wear out way too quickly and notorious for slipping. *eBay Aluminum Dual Core Radiator with OE Fan *eBay Polished Stainless 4/2/1 Header *Full 2.5" 304SS Mandrel bent exhaust including 14" resonator, HushPower High Flow Cat, and OBX DUNK Muffler with 4.5" angled tip *Mugen Style Front Strut tower brace *TypeR Style Rear Strut tower brace *Skunk2 Pro Series rear Lower and Adjustable Upper Control Arms with COA - Both sets are Hard Anodized color (basically gun metal Grey) *Rear Disc Brake conversion with e-Brake *Energy Suspension rear arm bushings *Front Spindle and Disc brake upgrade from a 4 door (largest available OE diameter) *PowerStop Slotted/Cross Drilled Rotors and Brake Pads all four wheels(4000 miles) *Stainless steel braided brake lines front and back ($65.00) *OEM Integra Shocks and Springs *5000K DDM Tuning HID kit on D-Spec Crystal Clear Glass headlights - JDM Amber Corners *50/50 split White/Red Tail lights with DDM LED 320 Lumen RED Blinkers *Alpine CDA-9886 CD/USB/iPhone/iPod (MP3/WMA) head unit *MTX Competition 10" Woofer in a ProBox and Kenwood 700 Watt amp to power it. *Full custom 2-tone Black Oxen "Leather" (Vinyl) and Grey "Suede" (Microfiber) seats with Silver braid piping Front and back (Brand New - only about 3000 miles since I installed them last year.) *Heated front seats (Driver and Passenger) Brand New eBay kit. *JDM OE Center arm rest ($90.00) *Modified Front shifter console to accept the Accord shifter assembly and still keeps the cup holders --Note the cup holder door will not latch closed because of the necessary modification for it to fit. So the cup holder is always in the open position. *Black Carpet (8/10) There is some wear on the driver side where your heals rest while driving. But it is under the floor mat, so.... *Black and Grey interior in extremely good condition (The A-Pillar on the driver side has holes drilled in it for an autometer 3-pod pillar overlay with. (I will be including the gauges as well. The tachometer is broken. But the car has stock tach. *AC EL Dash Gauges *RCA cords are already run under the carpet for a 2nd amp if you decide to amplify door speakers/add rear speakers etc. *Rota Circuit8 Bronze Gunmetal Wheels with Hancook Ventus 205/50 R15 on the front and Kumho Ecsta 195/55 R15 on the Back *Interior sound deadening including HushMat in the cabin floor pan, and Tar/Foil in the trunk. *Custom trunk floor was made of Rigid StyroFoam insulation and peg board which was sprayed with Black BOOM noise reducer, then a universal All Weather mat was cut to fit and placed over the top. *Custom body work, side rub strip molding removal, with welded and smoothed clip holes, Tungsten Grey Metallic Paint job including engine bay, trunk lid, and door jams. The paint was done professionally by Zorn Rods and Cycles. (Paint and Body work was $2800.00) *Brand new windshield and Honda Molding surrounds *Brand new WINKOS window tint (Lifetime warranty with warranty card and Certificate of Authenticity) Including the windshield sun visor tint. The not so good: No power steering. No windshield washer system. Right front CV axle is popping when you turn. Front end paint repair was done by me. So there are some spots that could use professional attention. Front bumper is OE flat black primed. Overall: This is a really nice car. For a 20 year old Honda Civic DX, I doubt you will find a cleaner, nicer ride. A complete, ready to enjoy vehicle that has both performance and luxuries like A/C and a Clean body with new Paint is rare in this scene. This is not a riced out, hellaflush, slammed vehicle. It is drivable daily on all roads, has a lot of on hand power, but does not sacrifice comfort while it does it. I've done everything to make this civic, the car that I dreamed of 11 years ago, and I wasn't going to stop till I saw it through. I have 5 cars, and I am working on a rear wheel drive project now, this car was my dream car a long time ago, I really just want someone to enjoy it. I have moved on and developed different tastes in cars, So now it is ready for YOU! As with any used car sale you understand that this is a used car and I offer no warranty. As far as I know this is a really nice Civic right now, ready for someone to love. Over $14K invested... Engine specs from JDM Warehouse: Year: 1998-2001 JDM Accord Type S Valvetrain: DOHC, 4 Cylinder, 16 Valve Displacement: 2258CC Horsepower: 215hp@7100rpm Torque: 169lbs-ft@5300rpm Redline: 7600rpm Compression: 10:6:1 keywords: EG EK h22 h22a h23a VTEC DOHC b16 b16a SIR2 SiR II b18 b18c b18c5 b18c1 b18b k20a k24a k24 k20 d16z6 d16y8 Honda Acura 5 speed manual standard race ready fast quick mugen skunk2 pro series Handata p28 S300 coupe 2-door 2dr system AMP MP3 head unit USB prelude accord integra |
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