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Rebuilt Honda Civic Si Swap Sir (drag Car) 90% Project on 2040-cars

US $4,600.00
Year:1998 Mileage:158000
Location:

Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, Canada

Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, Canada
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Perfect Drag race car project (90% done) was turbocharged but isn't anymore, can be turbocharged again !!!!

Honda civic si 1998 
Body 200 000km
Engine 158000km

Modifications : 
- Engine : b16a2 from japon
- Forged Engine
- Tranny sir lsd
- Alluminium radiator
- Engine support polyurethane
- Fuel rail aem
- Conversion disc brake in the back
- Camber kit in the back
- 3inch exhaust ligne
- Recaro Seats
- Recaro door panels inserts
- Short shifter
- Viper Alarm Security System
- Mags konig ultralight racing
- SiR Cluster
- SiR arm support
- HID 6000k
- Tripod (air fuel ration.. Boost... Oil pressure)
- Short ram intake

TO ADD :
- install power stering if desired
- Bushing shifter (30$)
- CV boot (40$)


On Dec-12-13 at 16:41:51 PST, seller added the following information:

RESERVE 3800$


Perfect Drag race car project (90% done) was turbocharged but isn't anymore, can be turbocharged again !!!!

Honda civic si 1998 
Body 200 000km
Engine 158000km

Modifications : 
- Engine : b16a2 from japon
- Forged Engine
- Tranny sir lsd
- Alluminium radiator
- Engine support polyurethane
- Fuel rail aem
- Conversion disc brake in the back
- Camber kit in the back
- 3inch exhaust ligne
- Recaro Seats
- Recaro door panels inserts
- Short shifter
- Viper Alarm Security System
- Mags konig ultralight racing
- SiR Cluster
- SiR arm support
- HID 6000k
- Tripod (air fuel ration.. Boost... Oil pressure)
- Short ram intake

TO ADD :
- install power stering if desired
- Bushing shifter (30$)
- CV boot (40$)

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