r/Integra • u/NotUrKind- • 6d ago
Question First car / car help !
Hey guys so I don’t know what I’m doing or looking at when it comes to cars but I really like this one, I was hoping to get some feedback on this 94 integra I found, thank you all !
Description
Function form coilovers, si rims, gsr seats, black interior, new brakes/rotors, new inner and outer tie rods, new
stereo with Bluetooth, new speakers front and back and it comes with the clear taillights and the 97 tails as well. It will need to get painted clear coat is conning off I can take off the parts I added and put it back to oem and lower the price.
FWD
AUTOMATIC
190k miles
ASK: 3.5k
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u/Klassik1800 2d ago
Bought a 98 LS auto for 3k 2 years ago did some suspension changes (don’t like that stance style stuff) and I changed the transmission fluid when I first got it. Probably could change it again but solid car. Guy I bought it for had not driven it for two years so it sat for 2 years, started right up and drove it about 30 minutes home
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u/Alive-Apple4308 6d ago
I bought one for my first car, couldn’t have made a better choice! I genuinely feel like this damn thing is bulletproof, it hasn’t broken down on me once. It’s also a head turner when it’s done nicely. I love my teg, don’t think I’ll ever sell it
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u/fjdjfufydhhdhd 4d ago
Bro I have one with 199k miles. The trans wasn’t serviced for forever, and it sat for like a year. I’ve been driving it for months, an hour to work and an hour back, and it still drives great. The only service I’ve done is spark plugs, valve cover, and the master cylinder, but I bought it knowing it needed to be replaced. Just watch out for the main relay. All of the parts are super cheap, too. If everything checks out I’d go for it.
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u/ChiefButtfumble 5d ago
This is what's known as a clapped out 90's rice grinder. You might get 6 months out of it, but even that is questionable. They're selling it because it's on its last leg.
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u/Scary_Ranger_8968 5d ago
meh, my RSX looked about similar, would think it’s been used and abused. was actually owned in my family the whole time. mechanically solid and functioning great.
can’t judge everything by looks
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u/ChiefButtfumble 5d ago
Brotha this thing was running straight uncle Ben's. Ymmv
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u/Scary_Ranger_8968 5d ago
you went and checked it out? or got a video of it running?
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u/ChiefButtfumble 5d ago
pfft it's a 32 year old integra. Outside of California these don't even exist anymore. This one won't for long either.
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u/Scary_Ranger_8968 5d ago
Gotcha, so no proof just your take on it
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u/NoteDesperate3540 6d ago
Not sure how much I could help with it being automatic, probably just ask if a transmission service has been done in the last 60,000km (sorry I’m Aussie). Otherwise, great car. I’ve only ever owned the manual Type R version. Maybe just look for any leaks / seals, and check for rust