Car: Espinal Motorsports 2000 Honda Civic
Engine: Honda B18
Chassis: Modified 3/4 JC Race Cars(Jaime Chassis)
Fabrication: Gato Performance
Paint: Edwin Corujo
Sponsors: O&J Performance,Espinal Motorsports,Gato Performance



















































Here is the rest of the car

 

Awesome! Love seeing these rwd hondas coming out

 

And there's another one just like that one being built that I just took pics of it and be posting them later this week.

 

I wanna build one soooooo ****in bad.

 

real nice build...

 

Damn that's straight nasty....

 

here couple more

 

Sweet, thats it man. I gotta own one of these cars.

 

JR your turbo is on its way! We are also going to finish one of these as well!

 

Here are some better looking pics

 

Looks very nice good luck.

 

I have some new pics of the engine installed I be posting them soon.

 

If I may ask. How much a build like that go for?

 

It all depends on what you would like to do.It could cost any where from 50K and up most of them average around 75 to 80k by the time you hit the track the first time.

 

The last time I saw that car, Jamie was just starting on it, then I moved from Fla. That car is nicely done.

JC Racecars, Jamie, has to be one of the best independent fabricators around and a good friend. They have quite the setup with Jamie doing chassis work and Richie from Rosado Racing, in the warehouse stall next door, who creates and fabs turbo manifolds, oil pans, tunning, there is a dyno, sets up and configures clutches to any of the so called impossible tasks. They work well together. Add in Gato and Pimar and you'll get a complete safe racecar. If your in S. Fla and need anything done, this is the camp to go to.

 

that car is sick!!! that is something ive always seen in the back of my head..

 

hurry up

 

I spent 75 on parts alone. Built my hotrod car on the floor of my garage. Do you mean 75 on the rolling chassis done by theses guys. And then take it an install your motor etc..

 

bad *** !

 

At one time I looked into the cost of building a RWD or a FWD I honestly think that building a Hot Rod or a Pro FWD is more expensive than to build a RWD Modified or even a PRO RWD

 

how did u figure it was more expensive to build the fwd ? driveline stuff ?

 

Even if RWD isn't cheaper to get out to the track the first time. It will definitely be cheaper to continue racing with..

 

well is bean lest expensive then my old front whell car

 

why are all these rwd builds keeping the stock shock towers in front? does modified or whichever class all these rwd builds are for require stock shock mounting points?

looks like its gonna be pretty competitive with the rest.

 

cant wait for the debut of this beast.

where are those engine shots!!!