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Hi,

You said you are interested in buying a Type R. Would you be interested in a late model 1997 Honda Prelude VTI-R ATTS(Active Torque Transfer System)? basically means an active LSD unlike a standard prelude. It has lots of sensible perfromance mods. and is faster than a type R. Makes 108Kw at the wheels!

-1997 Honda Prelude Vti-R ATTS

-90,000Km

-Photo's can be e-mailed if you are interested

The car has the following modifications:

Full factory Honda body kit(including wing on bonnet, very rare)

AEM adjustable cam gears

AEM light weight pulley kit

Neuspeed short shifter

Neuspeed sport springs (1.7" drop)

OBX 4-2-1 stainless steel extractors

Stainless steel dual tip rear muffler (no exhaust drone at all)

Magnecor KV85 ignition leads(made in U.S.A not Aust.)

JUN ultra light weight flywheel (5kg, factory flywheel is 10kg!)

Daikin sports clutch (not brass button)

Falken Azenis ST-115 tyres on the front

The car has been dynoed to tune the adjustable cam gears and makes 108Kw at the wheels. I have the dyno sheet for proof. It was tuned by Croydon Racing in Silverwater, so you’re guaranteed the car has been tuned perfectly. It is an ATTS model so it has an active LSD unlike a standard prelude. This is a fast car for what it is and is very nice to drive.

I have spent about $10,000 on the car(parts & labour) most of these parts where imported by me from the U.S.A and a very expensive. All parts were professionally fitted. The car is in excellent condition.

If you would like to ask any questions or arrange to see the car, e-mail me or you can call me on 0431 064 288.

Thanks,

George.

My e-mail address is [email protected]

What is the condition of the paint like? Was it rubbed back properly when sprayed or just put over the original colour? Have you got access to the paint code in case it needs a repair in the future? Thanks, sorry about all the questions!

awsome skyline....trying to get hold of some of those rims myself. An by the looks of your bodykit its a Bomex front bar, Jun sideskirts, and Trail rear bar....nice matching, looks neat.....but not a full bomex kit.

cant believe it hasn't been snapped up yet. Good luck with the sale...or possible swap

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