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4.6 Overall rating(32 reviews)
Kenneth K says...
Jul 2, 2010
Performance: Powerful with great handling Build quality: strong and durable, easy to maneuver Appearance: Cute and sporty Cost of Ownership: 6 owners, every seal and body works is build and replace Fun Factor: great car, easy to drive and great fun to track with it.
Randall W says...
Oct 27, 2011
Well, its by far not a high performance vehicle. 0-60mph in about 8 seconds, but what it lacks in acceleration, it makes up for in the corners. It hasn't always been a jewel, but after removing the rear seats and fabricating a custom, flat cargo floor, its perfect for doing roadside mechanical work (for other people, and sometimes myself) The original motor was a d15b7 (it used to be a DX) with 326,000 miles. I replaced the top half of the engine with a USDM D16Z6 Vtec head, until, unfortunatly the bottom end went at about 504,000 miles. Its currently got another hybrid D15B7/D16Y8 that is by no means a permanent replacement (the piston rings are shot, burns more oil than gas). Time will tell what the next powerplant will consist of. Originally Millano Red, I repainted the car white about 2 years ago due to heavy oxidation on the hood and roof, I plan to return to Millano Red next spring. The Interior consists of DA Integra cloth seats, b&m GSR short shifter with weighted ITR Knob, JDM center console to accomodate my double DIN touch screen, and a few more various JDM and 4 Door parts (Armrest is a must!) Details on the stereo are top secret, for reasons I dont care to share, besides the fact that the original one was stolen presumably by someone that knew about it. As far as quality goes, I bought the car almost 6 years ago for $2600, and besides 2 wheel bearings, nothing in the car originally has totally failed (i dont count the block, it was it's time) Parts are cheap, and until I find something better, she will never be for sale.
Aaron M says...
Feb 14, 2010
Performance - D16Z6 Vtec Inline-4 , 5-speed transmission, Modified car that I did, The D16Z6 comes out of a Si del sol or EX civic Coupe. Motor Swap into this hatch. AEM intake, Exhaust System, Whole Engine Redone, Timed. Very Fast car. had about 150hp for a SOHC vtec car. Not bad. Spins tire to much. Build Quality - This Car, when I got it, Needed a lot of Suspension work, Rack in pinion, Lower Controle Arms, Knuckle Arm, Tie Rods, Etc. The previous owner did some serious racing in it. Appearance - Front Type-R Lip, 17 koing Rims, and Carbon Fiber Duck Bill Spoiler, Looks mean. Cost of Ownership - 25-30 dollars every week and a half. Fun Factor - Going Fast.
Julian R says...
Jul 10, 2009
I bought this car with the intention to hold onto it and swap a b-series engine into it, but things came up and it was time to upgrade to a better platform. I had regrets after I sold the car, but I was just happy I made someone else happy by selling it to them.
Anthony S says...
Feb 25, 2008
Never had a car that is as quick as this one. its mint

 

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4.6 Overall rating

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Kenneth K

5.0

Reviewed a 1992 Honda Si Hatchback on Jul 2, 2010

Performance: Powerful with great handling Build quality: strong and durable, easy to maneuver Appearance: Cute and sporty Cost of Ownership: 6 owners, every seal and body works is build and replace Fun Factor: great car, easy to drive and great fun to track with it.

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Randall W

4.0

Reviewed a 1992 Honda Si Hatchback on Oct 27, 2011

Well, its by far not a high performance vehicle. 0-60mph in about 8 seconds, but what it lacks in acceleration, it makes up for in the corners. It hasn't always been a jewel, but after removing the rear seats and fabricating a custom, flat cargo floor, its perfect for doing roadside mechanical work (for other people, and sometimes myself) The original motor was a d15b7 (it used to be a DX) with 326,000 miles. I replaced the top half of the engine with a USDM D16Z6 Vtec head, until, unfortunatly the bottom end went at about 504,000 miles. Its currently got another hybrid D15B7/D16Y8 that is by no means a permanent replacement (the piston rings are shot, burns more oil than gas). Time will tell what the next powerplant will consist of. Originally Millano Red, I repainted the car white about 2 years ago due to heavy oxidation on the hood and roof, I plan to return to Millano Red next spring. The Interior consists of DA Integra cloth seats, b&m GSR short shifter with weighted ITR Knob, JDM center console to accomodate my double DIN touch screen, and a few more various JDM and 4 Door parts (Armrest is a must!) Details on the stereo are top secret, for reasons I dont care to share, besides the fact that the original one was stolen presumably by someone that knew about it. As far as quality goes, I bought the car almost 6 years ago for $2600, and besides 2 wheel bearings, nothing in the car originally has totally failed (i dont count the block, it was it's time) Parts are cheap, and until I find something better, she will never be for sale.

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Aaron M

5.0

Reviewed a 1992 Honda Si Hatchback on Feb 14, 2010

Performance - D16Z6 Vtec Inline-4 , 5-speed transmission, Modified car that I did, The D16Z6 comes out of a Si del sol or EX civic Coupe. Motor Swap into this hatch. AEM intake, Exhaust System, Whole Engine Redone, Timed. Very Fast car. had about 150hp for a SOHC vtec car. Not bad. Spins tire to much. Build Quality - This Car, when I got it, Needed a lot of Suspension work, Rack in pinion, Lower Controle Arms, Knuckle Arm, Tie Rods, Etc. The previous owner did some serious racing in it. Appearance - Front Type-R Lip, 17 koing Rims, and Carbon Fiber Duck Bill Spoiler, Looks mean. Cost of Ownership - 25-30 dollars every week and a half. Fun Factor - Going Fast.

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Julian R

5.0

Reviewed a 1992 Honda Si Hatchback on Jul 10, 2009

I bought this car with the intention to hold onto it and swap a b-series engine into it, but things came up and it was time to upgrade to a better platform. I had regrets after I sold the car, but I was just happy I made someone else happy by selling it to them.

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