HKS Fcon? ("piggyback" content)

Replace the Integra with it.

tempting, but the wife does not drive stick. and she's wanting a car that gets good gas mileage, though her commute is only 10 minutes or so...

Found this for you....I'm sorry if I'm an enabler

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/cto/2297864989.html

The GT actually gets decent gas mileage, though it probably won't best the Integra. But it'll be close.

That ST165 is tempting, but i've decided to try something new and actually FINISH my projects before i get another one.

Stock, the GT should pull somewhere between 33 and 35mpg on the highway and low-20's around town. That was my experience with my 626 turbo with a manual trans. Best mileage on highway was with that slight tail wind everyone hopes for; I pulled exactly 40 mpg driving across Kansas.

yeah, found this...http://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/2231989180.html

but what do i drive in the winter? I'm going to stick what I have for now I'm thinking, maybe at some point I'll get a st165, st185 or galant vr4

digdug18 wrote: yeah, found this...http://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/2231989180.html but what do i drive in the winter? I'm going to stick what I have for now I'm thinking, maybe at some point I'll get a st165, st185 or galant vr4

They're decent in winter with good tires.

I think that owner used to be on mx6.com. I remember the hideous passenger side gauge pod.

Not a horrible deal.... but i'd talk him down to at least $1500 depending on what the "TLC" it needs is.

digdug18 wrote: yeah, found this...http://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/2231989180.html but what do i drive in the winter? I'm going to stick what I have for now I'm thinking, maybe at some point I'll get a st165, st185 or galant vr4

You put winter tires on it and drive it. No problem.

I always drove mine in the winter. No problemo.

Hey Ziggyruff, i'm hoping you might see this:

Any idea what the difference between PFC harness ZP-9 and ZP-9U might be? I can't find any reference anywhere to the ZP-9U harness and it seems to have more wires than the regular ZP-9.