I have a clean title, no rust 2000 civic si with a k20a3. aem stand alone, 4-2-1 header, eagle fuel rail, aem intake, vibrant exhaust, 255 wally pump, 15" konig helium wheels, coilovers, skunk 2 sway bar/camber kit, kenwood ddx714 head unit(originally $1000) with amp and mtx sub. a bunch of other little stuff
Interior is pretty perfect btw. Trans/engine/clutch are 100% with no grinds or smoke. put 204 hp to the wheels. 125kmiles on chassis, 62xxx miles on swap, about 6000 miles since the swap was done.
$6300
Brand new front tires, pads all around, right rear wheel bearing, and inspection.
actually i just realized i made this account for the son240sx forum, my other account is from 2005 with a lot more posts. originally it wouldnt let me log in there with my original name and now im logged in here with my new one? weird
Definitely agree with you @Saxon did a quick scan of k20a.org and this price is extremely steep. Buyer should take a look at the cars for sale there and price accordingly.
Just based off of my knowledge of hondas and having sold over 18 of them over the last 10 years, Id say the price is on the high side. Being a 16 year old modded SI with the fender needing paint and no paperwork or receipts for the swap, id say realistically you’re looking at more along the lines $4500 as far as a price. If this was a mint, unmolested clean titled SI it might fetch closer to your asking price to someone who was looking for a true SI. Either way, its your car and your thread.
Im not hating on the car either, its not a bad ride at all and I personally think if you come down to a realistic price given what the car is, it will sell much faster.
Don’t be ignorant.
That’s not a comparison.
Point being, the hatch was much cleaner, better taken care of and with a better quality parts list with a better motor.