Type R Club of America

sounds good. 3,000 sounds fair to me. thanks for the input!

The motor has 120k miles and could use a rebuild. The tranny has a fifth gear high rev slight grind; otherwise, perfect. The swap includes long block, tranny, ECU, wiring harness, shift linkages, axles, radiator, hoses, etc. It's not for sale. I just want to know what such a swap would go for. Hmoto...

These practically came with my ITR. Don't need them anymore. They're in perfect condition, but refinished in all black. Pick up only, in Seattle. Some random tires mounted on them. Plenty of life left. Asking $1k.

Photos: https://imgur.com/a/cpEKVsR

I have a spare one too. If you don’t get his ^, then throw me an offer. Don’t know how much these go for.

Has anyone done it? I searched online, and it seems a lot of people talk about dying them black again, but no one has actually posted results or tips on how to do that. Has anyone here done it?

I might have a spare one lying around in my storage unit. Give me a week.

Bought from ICB motorsports about six months ago. It was brand new, and still looks brand new. No nicks or scratches. It includes gunmetal locking nut. I don't have photos of it at the moment because the car is in storage but I will post photos soon. If you search my car thread, you can see a photo ...

Is the ITR owners manual basically identical to the GSR, LS, etc? Or did the ITR get it’s own version? Mine, unfortunately, is missing and I’m looking to replace it. Thanks!

Thanks! Are you local to the PNW? I'm going to finish up some engine work in the next month, then I'll start looking into some autox events and probably will do a few weekend runs out to the Olympic peninsula. There's a few local R owners but I haven't yet connected w/them.

white rocket wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 10:24 pm

I'll assume 16x7 +45et? Were they the brand new set that popped up for sale recently?

It was THAT set. Probably the last set of spoon wheels that were still in the box, brand new, never mounted.

I mounted a set of RE71R on them: