Rarely drop into Honda-tech these days but just wanted to share something with this forum.

I've owned a 98 acura integra since 98; picked up the car at 12,000 miles in 98 and it's been driven daily every single day from that day until now as a daily driver and weekend warrior.

- Over 215,000 miles on chassis, ~ 125,000 on 2nd motor
- Over 30 track days
- Car got me through college, my twenties and now into my marriage!!
- Plan to drive it until it dies on the track (but I don't think it's going to die on it's own)

Anyways, point is... You build a honda, build it right, treat it right, have fun with it and take care of it and it will last longer than you ever need it to last.

 

98 Integra w/ 206k here (engine and chassis)... Picked it up last year with 186k, since then it's been my DD and slowly becoming track-only. 6 track days so far, many more planned I have a built b18b waiting to go in once the original engine bites the dust (it's still running strong!)

agreed!

 

98 gsr all original 196k motor and chassis. dd and now its going to see it first track day this year

 

Meh. I sold my 93 Civic for $1500 and it had 312k on the clock. Still got ~37mpg and didn't burn a drop of oil. Original engine, just changed the wear items and had to do the head gasket at 285k. Put 3 clutches in it and had to replace the trans (ISB died) once. Other then that, just change the oil. It's a honda. 215k it's just starting to get broken in.