2006 Honda Civic Si Coupe on 2040-cars
Marysville, Ohio, United States
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Up for sale is a 2006 Civic Si Couple in superb condition. I am the original non-smoking owner of this car and purchased it from Florence Jeff Wyler in early January of 2006. The car was sitting in the show room when it was purchased and it has been garage kept ever since. I typically drove the car when it was not raining or snowing as I have another car I drive on those days. I have maintained all schedule maintenance for the car and it has been cared for extremely well. There is nothing wrong with this car mechinically or physically. There were some minor recals on the car that I had performed at Honda and one included the tramission syncros. During that recal I also had Honda replace the factory clutch with a Stage 4 Competition Clutch. The clutch does not have a heavy pedal at all, but it performs a whole lot better than the factory clutch did. The car was purchased with factory installed upgrades such as the all season floor mats (carpet mats have never been used), hood and fenders leather protector, HFP badges, HFP exhaust, HFP suspension and the HFP lip kit (front, side and rear). I also had installed a Kenwood in-dash Navigation/DVD system w/ IPod connection in the glove box. This system also includes HD radio and back-up camera. Additional upgrades include Honda Type R valve cover with carbon fiber spark plug cover, Injen cold-air intake, Vibrant race header w/ cat delete, Hondata heat shield gasket and the ECU was reflashed by Hondata. Check Hondata.com and select reflash for K20Z3 for info. I also sent my headlights to a company who custom retrofitted Acura TL lens into my headlights so I could have HIDs. I recently purchased 4 new Kumho tires and replaced by battery with a new Honda battery. I still have the factory intake system and the header with cat. This car is a blast to drive, but it's time for me to upgrade. There is plenty to still talk about this car and other upgrades so please contact me if interested. |
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