21-Years-Owned, B20-Powered 1993 Acura Integra LS 5-Speed







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Description
OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE
Introduced for the 1990 model year, the second-generation Acura Integra refined the formula that helped establish the model as a favorite among import enthusiasts. Combining lightweight construction, double-wishbone suspension, responsive handling, and Honda’s high-revving reliability, the DA-chassis Integra became a popular platform for modification and motorsports competition. Today, Integras continue to attract enthusiasts for their blend of performance and analog driving character.
Acquired by the seller in 2005, this 1993 Acura Integra LS has reportedly evolved from a daily driver into a streetable autocross and road-course build. Powered by a modified B20 2.0L inline-four paired with a five-speed manual transmission, the car was refinished in 2010 in metallic gray over black upholstery and features upgrades including a Wilwood front brake package, coilover suspension, and a wire-tucked engine bay, along with numerous additional performance enhancements outlined below.
According to the seller, this Integra underwent numerous build configurations before reaching its current competition-oriented setup in 2015. Exterior modifications include carbon- fiber body panels, Japanese-market lighting, and 15" Kosei K-1 Racing wheels, while the interior features Sparco bucket seats, Sickspeed harnesses, a custom push-button start console, and more. The seller notes that this DA-chassis Integra has received extensive mechanical, cosmetic, and performance upgrades throughout more than 20 years of ownership.
This modified 1993 Acura Integra LS is now offered at no reserve with service records, an accident-free CARFAX Vehicle History Report, and a clean Tennessee title in the seller’s name.
Highlights
Under current ownership since 2005
Modified B20 2.0L paired with a 5-speed manual transmission
Metallic gray over black upholstery
Carbon fiber body panels
Built for street, autocross, and road-course use
Factory Equipment
4-wheel independent suspension
4-wheel disc brakes
Front-wheel drive
Modifications
Powertrain & Suspension:
Modified B20 2.0L engine swap
AEM fuel rail and pressure regulator
Aluminum radiator with two electric cooling fans
Skunk2 radiator hoses
Cold air intake system
Performance exhaust system
Wrapped exhaust manifold
Silver valve cover
Sticker-bombed spark plug cover
Billet aluminum Mobil1 oil cap
Performance clutch
Wilwood front brake calipers
Slotted and drilled brake rotors
Braided brake and fuel lines
Aftermarket sway bars and traction bar
Coilover suspension
Skunk2 strut tower brace
Lightweight battery
Wire-tucked engine harness
Exterior:
Repainted in metallic gray with custom blue engine compartment
Carbon fiber hood with hood pins, front fenders, and rear valance
JDM one-piece headlights and taillights
15" Kosei K-1 Racing wheels
Front tow strap
Interior:
Custom push-button start auxiliary control console
NRG Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel
AEM air/fuel ratio gauge
Carbon-fiber shift knob
Sparco bucket seats
Sickspeed 4-point harnesses
Servicing & Documentation
According to the seller, the following service items have been replaced during ownership:
Timing system components
Cooling system components
Fuel system components
Ignition system components
Brake system components
Suspension bushings
Known Imperfections
The included CARFAX Vehicle History Report lists the following (see report for full details):
April 2004, December 2004, & May 2005:
EXCEEDS MECHANICAL LIMITS TITLE ISSUED
Parasitic electrical system draw
Paint imperfections consistent with age and use since 2010 respray
Passenger-side carbon fiber fender is damaged
Some rust as shown in the gallery
HVAC system has been removed
Windshield wiper delete
Ownership History
The seller acquired this Integra in 2005. The accident-free CARFAX Vehicle History Report lists New Jersey, Georgia, and Ohio registration history
From the seller: “I've owned this 1993 Acura Integra since 2005, and what started as my daily driver eventually evolved into a streetable autocross and road-course machine. After investing more than $35,000 and completing two full restorations, nearly every part of the car reflects years of hands-on work, lessons learned, and continual refinement.
Since its race-car conversion in 2015, the Integra has been built to deliver both performance and personality. Earlier iterations of the build competed in SCCA Solo events and were prepared for HPDE use. I didn't simply buy a finished car; I built it, raced it, restored it, reinvented it, and continued improving it over the course of more than 20 years.”
Included Items
Service records (see attached)
Additional documents
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