1998 Honda - Civic

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Finished in blue with a red and black interior. This Civic is an American-spec, left-hand-drive car equipped with a metric instrument cluster. Its odometer shows about 46,100 kilometers, which represents around 28,700 miles. Featured in Honda Tuning magazine, this Civic CX was extensively modified in the 2000s by Chris Fowler. Few parts inside, outside, and under the hood were left untouched. Aftermarket parts installed on this Civic include a 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine with Jun Stage 3 cams and Endyn pistons, a Type One Racing exhaust system, a Quaife limited-slip differential, Section 8-way adjustable coilovers, front end panels from a Civic Type R, Bride racing seats for the front passengers, and a Cusco 6-point roll cage. The full list of modifications made to this car is below, and some of the removed factory parts (including the instrument cluster) are included in the sale.The engine oil, the engine oil filter, the tires, and the driver-side axle were changed in May 2021, according to the Carfax history report.Honda released the sixth-generation Civic for the 1996 model year. It was again offered as a sedan, a coupe, and a hatchback, but the three body styles were positioned further apart in the range. Honda marketed the hatch as the value champion of the line-up, but the model's simple approach to transportation made it the perfect foundation on which to build the original Type R released in Japan in 1997. It was never sold in the United States, where the hatchback was mostly an entry-level model positioned below the sedan.Power comes from a 1.8-liter "B18C" 4-cylinder engine, rated at 197 horsepower and 131 lb-ft of torque. The modifications likely increase those figures, but a dyno sheet is not available. Sourced from a Japanese-market Acura Integra Type R, the engine spins the front wheels via a 5-speed manual transmission and a Quaife limited-slip differential.

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