keep crx and swap, or get DA?
Ok well I have a crx which has a hand full of problems, ive fixed about half,
but the car still has some work here and there.
89 tear drop rims
So Ive bought everything I need to swap over a GSR.
Ive got the mounts, the linkage, ecu. Complete motor/w tranny.
But I've just found a DA for about 900 obo.
Its pretty clean all around,
has ls webs,
exhaust
180k on motor
190k on body
short shifter and what not
But im wondering should I just get the integra fix the tranny and eventually
swap over the rest of the motor.
Or just keep the rex and keep on fixing it.
oh by the way im a college student, so you know what that means,
always low on money.
but the car still has some work here and there.
89 tear drop rims
So Ive bought everything I need to swap over a GSR.
Ive got the mounts, the linkage, ecu. Complete motor/w tranny.
But I've just found a DA for about 900 obo.
Its pretty clean all around,
has ls webs,
exhaust
180k on motor
190k on body
short shifter and what not
But im wondering should I just get the integra fix the tranny and eventually
swap over the rest of the motor.
Or just keep the rex and keep on fixing it.
oh by the way im a college student, so you know what that means,
always low on money.
Fix the crx, you won't regret it. The crx is so much fun, and are becoming rare now days. It's some thing you'll figure out soon enough, just swap a b-series in there and have fun.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mugencrxsir1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> The crx is so much fun, and are becoming rare now days. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I'be heard it called "The 57 Chevy of Honda's"
Keep the Rex... it's a classic and worth every busted knuckle IMO.
I'be heard it called "The 57 Chevy of Honda's"
Keep the Rex... it's a classic and worth every busted knuckle IMO.
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