Honda CiviC 92~95 Owners Club

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Spano (Spano) 2009-05-28 07:19:00 +0600 #401

@Dr,
the other good option is B18C5 its a Type-R engine but little expensive.

Btw.. I am Electrical Engineer and MBA, running my own business.

Spano is my brand

Dr_D (Dr_D) 2009-05-29 07:21:00 +0600 #402

@spano
thanks- what it will cost apx B18C5
where i can see this type of engines...in RWP
i am coming to isloo in june ... hopefully meet you
tc

Spano (Spano) 2009-05-29 11:25:00 +0600 #403

sure

Garcia (Garcia) 2009-05-31 21:30:00 +0600 #404

i have a question for you all.... when did you got your civic95 painted...and how much did it cost you?

Dr_D (Dr_D) 2009-06-01 08:39:00 +0600 #405

@garcia
if you are asking from me... i totally restore by my self- included paint job

Hurricane_Muscle (Hurricane_Muscle) 2009-06-02 02:38:00 +0600 #406

Salam to all of this club,

Can a good-conditioned Civic 94/95 be available in 400K budget? Islamabad/Lahore registered only.

Thanks

scorpio007 (scorpio007) 2009-06-02 03:41:00 +0600 #407

@Hurricane_Muscle,
A good condition car of subjected models can't be found in this price.For 400 k u will have to spent a lot of money/time to make it good and run on the roads

Spano (Spano) 2009-06-02 04:07:00 +0600 #408

^^^
I agree with scorpio

Hurricane_Muscle (Hurricane_Muscle) 2009-06-02 04:43:00 +0600 #409

@Scropio

How much money, for instance?

Hurricane_Muscle (Hurricane_Muscle) 2009-06-02 04:46:00 +0600 #410

Rather to say, how much money should I have to buy a civic 95 -- as a family car not as a race car

scorpio007 (scorpio007) 2009-06-02 04:57:00 +0600 #411

@Hurricane_Muscle
A good conditioned car should be in between 450k to 500k .This price range is for family cars only not the modified once

Hurricane_Muscle (Hurricane_Muscle) 2009-06-02 05:01:00 +0600 #412

@Scorpio007

Thanks.

So I should wait a month or two to be eligible for buying a good-conditioned Civic 95.

khaashkhaash (khaashkhaash) 2009-06-02 05:06:00 +0600 #413

GUYS SEE THE DIFFERENCE OF MAROON CIVIC IN 1ST PICTURES IT IZ HAVING SNOOKY LIGHTS N IN OTHERZZZZ ORIGNAL......?????????????WT

scorpio007 (scorpio007) 2009-06-02 05:12:00 +0600 #414

@Hurricane_Muscle
Brother i think its a good idea to wait rather then to buy a rough car which me and my friends call PEEPA or COOZA that will fill mechanics pocket and urs empty with wastage of time in workshops.

sohaib_arshed (sohaib_arshed) 2009-06-02 05:51:00 +0600 #415

I am also a blessed owner of civic 95 and also a big fan of this car ....i havnt pics of my at this time ..its still running in its stock engine and can easily move upto 7000 to 8000 rpm on petrol with tuning ...its fun to ride a civic 95 ... and i rmember a time when i drove my car upto 180km/h on motorway and then i thought its and old dont push so hard may get hurt this beauty ...but i think it can take more with stock engine....and the luxury and road grip i think i luv it

scorpio007 (scorpio007) 2009-06-02 06:02:00 +0600 #416

NO DOUBT its one of the great car of the era,14,15 years old car and even though having such a good performance road grip, luxery and smooth drive.and having very hot looks.Still most favourate in market since this shape came in flash

Spano (Spano) 2009-06-02 07:36:00 +0600 #417

@kaaashkhaaaash
its mine, i have changed the lights.

smartracer_225 (smartracer_225) 2009-06-10 13:06:00 +0600 #418

kidher ho yar....sarey.............????

Hurricane_Muscle (Hurricane_Muscle) 2009-06-10 13:17:00 +0600 #419

Looks like everyone is busy in taking care of their rides

Hurricane_Muscle (Hurricane_Muscle) 2009-06-10 13:27:00 +0600 #420

Does anyone has Civic 95's technical/service manual?

Another question: What's the recommended RPM when one should shift the gear up? Or is it all depends upon the speed (km/h) at which we should shift the gear up, i.e. 1st to 2nd, 2nd to 3rd, 3rd to 4th, & 4th to 5th.

Will appreciate your help.