1990 Honda Crx Si Coupe 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
THIS CRX IS VERY CLEAN MOTOR IS D16Y8 PORTED AND POLISHED HEAD CROWER CAM CROWER SPRINGS AND KEEPERS VALVES ,NEW PISTONS RINGS AND RODS EVERYTHING NEW MOTOR HAS APROX 3500 MILES ON IT ALSO HAS A JACKSON RACING SUPERCHARGER WITH 6 LB PULLY SUPERCHARGER IS NEW ,IT HAS NEW TIRES 205/40ZR17 ,JUST INSTALLED NEW BRAKE PADS CERAMIC ,CAR HAS DISK BRAKES ALL 4 ,HAS TENZO RACING SEATS INSIDE OF CAR IS A 9 OUT OF 10 HAS BOOST OIL AND VAC GADGES ON A PILAR SETUP HAS LIMO TINTED WINDOWS WITH NOT A CRACK NOWERE NEW RUBBER SEALS AS WELL ,ALSO HAS ADJ COILOVERS AND FRONT AND REAR STABLIZER,ALPINE DECK WITH 2 6X9 REAR AND 2 4 INCH DOOR SPEAKERS. THIS CAR ALSO COMES WITH A NICE CAR COVER FOR A 20 YEAR OLD HONDA IT LOOKS AND DRIVES AMAZING ALSO HAS NEW CLUTCH THIS CAR IS COVNVERTED TO A OBD1 CAR HAS P28 WITH SOCKET TO TUNE THE LIST GOES ON BUYER PAYS FOR SHIPPING I HAVE TAKENS CARE OF THIS HONDA IT IS ADULT OWNED AND NOT RACED OR ABUSED THERE IS NO RUST ON THE CAR .
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Honda CRX for Sale
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