Honda CRX Cyber Classic |
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| This page shows the transformation of Jose
Deligne's Honda CRX to the CRX Cyber. The two pictures below are his CRX before the spoiler kit was mounted and the car was painted. |
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| The Spoiler kit (see picture above) is the Cyber Classic Kit made by Cyber Motorsports, it was imported from Australia. The rear wing is the new style wing. The kit was installed by North Plainfield Auto Rebuilders. Custom tail lights L.E.D system made by Danny at Cyber Motorsports (see picture above) with a total of 160 led lights. Converted round lights for the back of your CRX are sold by Quad Conversions, the Afterburner kit. The two pictures below show how the spoiler on the front is mounted. | |
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| After the kit is mounted and the metal work for the front lights is done the car is ready for the paint job. | |
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| The car is now painted and ready for the assembly of the front and rear lights. The pictures below show the CRX finished! | |
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| The dual exhaust is custum made by Cyber Motorsports at tuffy tuned mufflers. You can also get a dual exhaust at tss-tuning in Germany. The wheels are 18 by 7.5 C5 Racing Harts. | |
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| You can get the car cover from the Honda dealer parts department, it comes with a carying case. | |
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| On the left picture above you can see the front lights. Mounting the front tail lights took some time. Two 1995 Honda Civic fenders were purchased and they were cut and welded to the other half of the original CRX fender. This was the only way to fit the Civic corner lights. The right picture above shows the rear lights burning. | |
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| The two pictures above display the inside of the car. The steering wheel is a Momo Tornado. The stereo system consists of the following Alpine components: CVA 1005 Multimedia station, CDA 5755 CD Sound Processor, DVA 5200 DVD Player, MRV 1507 2/1 Channel V12 Series Amplifier and a MRV F407 4/3/2 Channel V12 Series Amplifier. The Subwoofers are Eclipse 88120 TiDVC. It is completed by the MB Quartz RSB 328 3-way Referenz component system. | |
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| If you want to ask Jose Deligne something
about this car, just send him a message, loweastside@aol.com.
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