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1988 Honda CRX HF
The premise is quite simple: build a safe, reliable, practical track toy without going broke. This B16-powered CRX HF should do the trick nicely.
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Sputter, Sputter Jun 22, 2008
We’ve got the ECU blues.
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CRX Makes Its Track Debut May 20, 2008
Nothing fell off or blew up.
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CRX (Finally) Gets Some Love May 15, 2008
Before heading out for a NASA HPDE event at Roebling Road, David gives his CRX track rat some much-needed TLC.
- Hondas Feb 8, 2008 Pondering what deserves the letters CR.
- CRX Tuning to Come Dec 17, 2007 Which ECU to use?
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CRX gets some spark Oct 28, 2007
We try a lightweight Braille battery in the CRX.
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Brake Check Oct 11, 2007
So which brakes do we have, anyway?
- More CRX news Sep 17, 2007 Making plans for the CRX.
- Some Quick CRX Updates Sep 12, 2007 What? A Honda that won’t start?
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Smoother runnings Sep 10, 2007
Amazing what tires can do.
1988 Honda CRX HF Specs:
- Body type:
- Coupe
- Country of origin:
- Japan
- Purchase price:
- $3200
- Displacement:
- 1493cc
- Stock Horsepower:
- 72 bhp at 4500 rpm
- Torque:
- 83 lb.-ft at 2800 rpm
- Engine configuration:
- Inline-4
- Transmission:
- 5-speed manual
- Drivetrain configuration:
- Front-wheel-drive
- Brakes:
- disc/disc
- Bolt Pattern:
- 4x100
- Body Width:
- 65.7 inches
- Curb Weight:
- 2138 pounds
- Wheelbase:
- 90.6 inches
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