Yeah, I just got married two weeks ago, so I think it's time to move into something a bit more practical (hopefully the CL-S 6 speed).

Here's the rundown:
Black 2001 Integra Type R
Babied since birth, no accidents, dents or scratches
Never Auto-x, but admit have hit the drag strip a couple times
Mobil 1 5-30 from the start
DC JDM 4-1 Headers (still have stock)
Custom 2.5" cat-back exhaust
Hi flow 2.5" Catco cat
Spoon Thermostat
Racing Hart CP-035's 8.5lbs each (still have stockers)

Honestly, the car is in pristine condition and only has 20,000 miles on it (mostly to work on the freeway). If you recall, I was the one who posted my 190 whp, 135 wtrq dyno sheets a while back, so it's a pretty strong car.

Email me or reply to this post if interested. Serious inquiries only please.

Thanks guys.

 

It's worth $19000 most with those mods.

 

Thats not too bad of a price, hope it goes to a good place, would you want to sell a couple items seperately off it? I'd be interested in the Spoon Thermostat and the Cpo35's.

 

you make 190whp, and 135tq with those mods? on a dynojet?

hmm.....

 

Sorry, not willing to get rid of any parts separately...all or nothing deal.

Oh, and the car also has a Comptech Cold air icebox. Local dealer offered me $20,000 as trade in value, but I'm trying to do a little better.

And yes, with the mods listed and the Icebox, it did dyno those numbers on a dynojet. Do a search for the dyno sheets.

 

Sent you an instant message.

 

How'd you make 190\135 with I\H\E?

Impossible...seriously.

Suprdave

 

hmm...must make 190 @ the flywheel.

Mine makes 195 stock.


[Modified by Todd C, 12:28 PM 2/24/2002]

 

I remember the post...lots and lots of tuning. I saw the graphs and immediately decided I'd never need anything more than stock R cams.

 

hmm well Differant dyno's read differant, I know they are all SAE corrected, but I know my car has read almost 10 hp diferant from differant dyno's

and I have seen cars read 12hp differant, so its not impossible, but you shouldnt use dyno for peak number comparrision

 

Too bad you live in California. Most other places, $20,000 as a trade-in would also save you $1,200 to $1,700 in sales tax on your new car purchase.

 

I think that it is funny that whenever somebody has a Type R for sale they always post it here when all of use already own one Anyway good luck on getting rid of your car!! What are you replacing it with?

 

Sell your aftermarket parts, bring it into the dealer is your best bet. You save the 20k you would be paying in sales tax, not to mention not having the hassle of selling it. If you sell the wheels and factor in the tax you'll probably be making about 2k more than if you sold it for 22k.

 

Just curious, what did you run at the drag strip with that setup?