Next Project Car - Integra GSR or RSX-S ?
My son and I need a new project car to spend time messing with, been real bored since getting rid of the S2000. I really want an Integra Type R but none around for sale. I have recently come across an Integra GSR in good shape, my son would like an RSX Type S. Both cars looking at have the same mileage, new brakes, leather interior, etc, and about the same price , give or take. Any recommendations from anyone on either car ? . I always liked the GSR and often thought it's motor was almost as good as the Type R. The Type S is a more modern platform . Almost no GSR's for sale out there other than the one I found.
I'd like to take either to the track this summer, not necessarily looking for a track burner but something fun to whip around. Anyone have a preference on either platform. Thanks for any replies. Joey |
That's a tough choice, but the RSX might be the better choice since it has a K series motor. Also finding a decent Type S is easier than finding a decent GSR. Have you thought about K swapping an Integra? As for the Type R, they are pretty much non existent on the used market. If you do manage to come across one it's going to cost big bucks. |
I like the GSR, nice project. Chad and I played around with one late last summer, sweet little car. This one was the RHD version with 74000Kms. Good luck Joey.
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Originally Posted by Adrenalize
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That's a tough choice, but the RSX might be the better choice since it has a K series motor. Also finding a decent Type S is easier than finding a decent GSR. Have you thought about K swapping an Integra? As for the Type R, they are pretty much non existent on the used market. If you do manage to come across one it's going to cost big bucks. |
Originally Posted by Hfreak
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I like the GSR, nice project. Chad and I played around with one late last summer, sweet little car. This one was the RHD version with 74000Kms. Good luck Joey.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.s2k...39ec618538.jpg |
Not sure how much of a project you were looking for but I'm going to be selling my 2002 rsx-s (185k) soon if you're interested. Bought it from Myflys2k a few years back. Shoot me a message if so |
I like the Integra idea- they are dead nuts easy to work on, parts are plentiful, and easy to find. Plus, old school cool. Mind, you'll need to do timing belt replacements q7 yrs.
start with a rust free southern state example- you'll be able to import it (>15 yrs old now) easy, breezy. Check out bringatrailer.com as there is one on there right now. I love projects, but I have too many of them now. dracy |
Originally Posted by afzan
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Not sure how much of a project you were looking for but I'm going to be selling my 2002 rsx-s (185k) soon if you're interested. Bought it from Myflys2k a few years back. Shoot me a message if so |
Originally Posted by darcyw
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I like the Integra idea- they are dead nuts easy to work on, parts are plentiful, and easy to find. Plus, old school cool. Mind, you'll need to do timing belt replacements q7 yrs.
start with a rust free southern state example- you'll be able to import it (>15 yrs old now) easy, breezy. Check out bringatrailer.com as there is one on there right now. I love projects, but I have too many of them now. dracy I think it would be a fun project car as long as the Honda rust doesn't go nuts, it apparently has two small spots on it, will see tomorrow, it is low mileage for the age I guess. |
I think the timing belt schedule on those was every 120,000km or 7 years due to belt degradation.
Both cars are awesome. Not much to do to the Type S as its already got a great engine and transmission. I would get the Integra with the best body possible no matter which engine it came with and do a swap. I hear B20 with a VTEC head is very popular. |
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