Sucka Free

still not a bad reference right?

Pat McGroin

It's because we drive on the right hand side. Having a LHD vehicle, in the U.S., has its advantages. FOr instance, when you're turning from the median and a car is in the other median in front of you turning the opposite way. well that car would be blocking your view, if you were in a RHD vehicle, from seeing oncoming traffic.

Geez I hope everyone understands that. A diagram would be much easier.

JaeOne3345

well u want 8g's for a stock 90 civic hatch. no matter if its japanese or not. how much did it cost for that car to be sent here..plus the cost of the car? that car is probably worth 2k american dollars in japan. but i guess if u find some stunnas u will get your cash, like that inline 4 eg that sold for like 14k? lol. i guess the collector value in the states makes it so expensive..cuz that car aint worth **** in american dollars in japan.

honestly..put it on ebay..you'll make your money there. im almost sure of it. i got 300 bucks off a turbo i got for free, cuz of ebay. just put "jdm" in the title and people will swarm


[Modified by JaeOne3345, 8:37 AM 8/12/2002]

Gump

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You are right about this car not being worth **** in Japan, but did you know Japanese people want americans car there (Old Caddy's, Ford's, and Chevy's) so bad there that they pay good price for them also? We may want all the JDM stuff here, but in Japan they want all the USDM crap.
My car has a lot more things in it than it's equal here in the states, it all adds up, B16, 10.3 inch front brakes, rear disc brakes, power windows, rear headrest, EF9 front end, front lip, rear lip, and side skirts, rear mid wing, Honda moonroof wind deflector, driver and passenger wind deflector, power side mirrors, spoon ECU, Honda optional 14 inch wheels, auto A/C, power steering, it all adds up, the only option mine did not come with is the folding side view mirrors. jdmhondaparts.com is selling a CRX SIR for the same price as mine, but mine is in A LOT better shape than theirs. I have put more money into this car than for what I am selling it for, so don't think that I am making any profit on this car at all, I just want it to go to a good home, and if that can't happen then I guess it stays with me, I'm in no hurry to sell.


[Modified by Gump, 1:51 AM 8/12/2002]

DelSol808

uhhhhh you can drive rhd cars in hawaii.... its just REALLY hard to get them registered

mini-cRx

jus how do you go about registering and all the stuff

Sucka Free

call up the DMV and they will tell you everything.

i called long time ago about the real laws for swapping motors, and generations and emissions.

trust me, the people on the phone are much nicer than at the DMV,

giooooo

put it this way the icecream truck that rolls around my hood is RHD and its a old truck