1999 Honda Accord 2.3 Turbo 375hp Built Motor Manual Tran Hondata S300 Cp Piston on 2040-cars
Branford, Connecticut, United States
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Up for sale is a 1999 Honda Accord LX 2.3 with a fully built motor and
aftermarket custom turbo kit. The vehicle has about 59k miles but the
motor was built at about 35k. Recently the fuel management was upgraded
to a HONDATA S300 setup and on the dyno it made 310 whp and 320 wtq,
which is about 375 crank hp and tq (which is how manufacturers rate
cars).
This car is a cream puff. I never drove it it the snow or salt, and barely drove it in the rain. It has never been to the track nor did I ever abuse the vehicle by launching it, burning out, or chirping gears. It is in very good condition. There have only been 2 owners, myself and my cousin. The car is and was very well maintained. I have receipts for almost all of the modifications/service work. Some of the modifications on the vehicle: Engine: F23A1 bored .0020 over CP Pistons Comp Ratio 8.5:1 Crower Rods ARP Head Studs Modified Turbonetics Turbo Kit with Spearco Front Mount Intercooler, HKS SSQBV, Tial 35MM Wastegate, Cast iron turbo manifold, Custom 3" Downpipe with 3" Exhaust with Magnaflow Muffler RC 550 cc injectors Fluidyne Radiator Unorthodox Racing Pulley Set Unorthodox Racing Adjustable Cam Gear AEM Fuel Pressure Regulator and Fuel Rail Battery re-located to trunk Suspension: TEIN Super Street Coilovers Neuspeed Strut Bar Neuspeed Sway Bars Transmission: Clutchmasters FX300 Clutch Kit Clutchmasters Lightweight Flywheel Electronics: HONDATA S300 with OBD1 ECU Blitz Turbo Timer Greddy Profec B Boost Controller Innovate Motorsports Wideband Autometer Carbon Fiber boost and oil pressure gauges Brakes: AEM Big Brake Kit (Front) Rear EX Disc Conversion Earl's Stainless Steel Brake Lines Wheels: G-Racing Seki 18X7.5 (Black with Polished Lip) Interior: Corbeau A4 Grey/Black Microsuede Seats - Wide Version Corbeau 3 point bolt in 2" seat harnesses Exterior: VIS Racing Octane R34 Front Bumper Wings West Side Skirts and Rear Lip Red/Clear Tail lights OEM Honda Spoiler VIS Racing Invader Type Carbon Fiber Hood (Custom Painted) Black Housing Headlights with KAIXEN HID Kit Stereo: Upgraded speakers, head unit, two amps with two subwoofers and box There are even more upgrades than this but this is the majority of the list. This vehicle is ready to sell and is priced to sell. Title is in hand. There are some minor cosmetic blemishes but there is no major dents or dings nor any rust on the body. |
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