CRX question
Hmmm, I'd hand it down to the newborn as my excuse to keep the car.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr
[B]The relative ease that it takes to toss the car around is the reason why people love that car.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr
[B]The relative ease that it takes to toss the car around is the reason why people love that car.
I had a 91 CRX (the Aussie ones had the twin-cam engines 96(?)kW and all the power crap) a few of the VTEC engined ones made it here as imports. I modded mine a little bit and loved it to death. It's a pity that my ex-mechanic crashed it before I could get the quick-ratio steering rack fitted. (yes the steering was too slow for the taily rear end).
It always held it's own against Toyota MR2's and Mazda MX-5's (Miata's to you) on the track. Even against 5.0 & 5.6 litre HSV's.
I only got an Integra Type R because there wasn't anything else on the market that could replace my CRX (the Integra is too damn big for me)
It always held it's own against Toyota MR2's and Mazda MX-5's (Miata's to you) on the track. Even against 5.0 & 5.6 litre HSV's.
I only got an Integra Type R because there wasn't anything else on the market that could replace my CRX (the Integra is too damn big for me)
Hmmm. I owned 3 CRX's: 86,87 & 91, all SI's. MY91 was the best of the lot because it was as far as Honda took that design. Still, as witnessed by the non-U.S.-spec CRX's, it could have been a lot better. I lived in Big Sur, Calif., when I had the 91, and I will tell you honestly that that little car humbled a lot of fancy Euro iron costing many times the $12K I paid for it new. If you know the road, know the car and know your limits, it is an incredible ride! Back when it had staff with a clue, Car & Driver wrote of the 91 CRX si: "Porsche fun for the price of a Hershey Bar." All I can add is a big "Amen." If you know California Highway 1, you'll appreciate it when I tell you one of the most incredible motoring rushes I have ever had was 4-wheel drifting my last CRX through almost the entire radius of the Little Sur River Bridge. YOWWWW! Sad ending, however. A couple of months before I took delivery of my S2K, I sold the CRX to a kid who had been BEGGING me for it. It was pretty tired but straight & I sold it for $2500. Two weeks later he'd wrecked it. Idiot.
I had 4 CRX's before my s2000. I have number 4 left and have no plans to sell it. The first one i bought for $500. It was a 87, carburated motor, broke down on me all the time, i still loved it though. When it finally died completely i went out and bought a 91 HF. Was going to put a fresh b16 into it and half way throught the transplant, i went bankrupt. So I sold it and then 3 months later bought a 89 Si. Put a b16 into it, coilovers, rims, clutch, new intake manifold, ported and polished head, new pistons, Nice ass stereo, bunch of momo shifter stuff, bodykit, paintjob. CRX #3 was off the hook. Then about 6 months later, after i beat the crap out of it, i decided to get a new motor for some more power. Went to sell it on ebay and ended up trading the b16 for another CRX. Then i got screwed over with the title stuff by the guy who gave me CRX #4. After messing around with the 2 i made my decision to just buy something newer and better. What else than a beautiful S2000. But i will never sell my Rex.
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