1994 Honda Civic Ex-a W/ Jdm B16b Civic Type R Swap 9000rpm Type R White *clean* on 2040-cars
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
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I am selling my pride and joy. This is an extremely well taken care of 1994 Honda Civic EX-A. It has a full JDM 1.6L B16B Civic Type R engine/tranny swap and a list of authentic/real JDM/OEM parts. This car has always been for recreation use and never daily driven since Ive owned it(about 10 years). It has always been garage kept. It runs and drives great! It has a solid list of parts in the right places to make this a turn key very spirited driving machine. This car is "race", not your average civic behind the controls. Every input the driver touches has been upgraded to make this feel like a Tuned Type R .... It is the rare 1.6L B16B Civic Type R engine that was only available in Japan. The 1.6L Type R engine put out more performance per liter than the best Ferrari engine of the same year. This 1.6L engine revs to 9000RPM from the factory, FROM THE FACTORY!! This is a rare swap and you wont see very many of them if any! Everything has always been meticulously maintained and the car cleaned religously. Below is a list of parts and changed items from stock. Please feel free to ask any questions! SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY!! Thanks for looking!!
PARTS LIST: _________________________________________________________________________ SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY!!! THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!
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