2005 Honda Civic Si / Civic Type R Clone Turbo on 2040-cars
Southbury, Connecticut, United States
This is a Civic Si that has been modified to look like a JDM Civic Type R (CTR). It has a K24A1 swap with a Revhard stage 2 turbo kit. The car made 337 wheel horsepower (WHP) at 12 psi at www.xenocron.com last year when Injector Dynamics ID1000 injectors were installed. It previously made 350 WHP and 327 WTQ at 13.5 psi. The transmission and axles were installed this year along with new timing chain and guides and 4 new Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires. There's more in this car than I can remember what has been listed. This is an amazingly fun and fast car to drive and enjoy.
I am not interested in trades. Engine: K24a1 swap Revhard stage 2 Turbo kit Hondata K Pro Rsx-S Spec Stage 2 plus clutch ACT streetlite Flywheel Custom 3 1/2in Intake Full 3in custom Exhaust 3in Vibrant Muffler HKS SSQ BOV Avid 75aMotor mounts K24 P2R bracket Battery Relocate to trunk Spoon Torque Damper Vibrant manifold Synchrotec rebuilt trans w/ mfactory lsd, carbon synchros Interior JDM CTR gauge cluster JDM CTR door panels JDM CTR carpet Aem Wideband A/Fgauge, oil pressure, tru boost gauge , autometer egt gauge CTR floor mats CTR center console CTR kick plates Integra dc5 recaros Exterior Seibon Mugen style cf hood JDM CTR Wheels JDM CTR side skirts Showstoppers Rep front/ rear lip Ebay CTR rep spoiler OEM Honda fog lights JDM honda H emblems Eibach Sportline Springs Progress rear sway bar Skunk2 gold rear lower control arms Depo projector headlights CTR facelift mirrors Dc5 amber sidemarkers Type R emblems |
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The latest contest was marked by the widespread emergence of diesel power and the continued success of turbocharged engines. There was even an electric motor on this year's list. In fact, only three of the ten winners were naturally aspirated and only two winners returned from last year.
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