Honda CR CRX Time Attack Build: J32 Engine, All-Wheel Drive, and Custom Body Kit
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In this video from Larry Chen, we are introduced to a jaw-dropping Honda CR CRX time attack build that is truly a force to be reckoned with. Featuring a powerful j32 engine, a unique all-wheel drive system, and twin turbos, this car is a wild creation that pushes the boundaries of automotive innovation. The custom body kit by John Saal adds a touch of flair to the design, while inboard brakes and eco-friendly carbon materials showcase the team's attention to detail and performance.
Larry dives into the nitty-gritty details of the build, highlighting the team's meticulous work on the chassis, including a fully 3D printed body kit and custom features like cup holders and a functional dashboard. With a full Haltech system, Nexus R3, and pd16, along with a qu sequential shifter and lightweight anti-gravity battery, this car is a high-performance machine through and through. The addition of a Winters quick change in the rear end and plans for weight balance adjustments demonstrate the team's dedication to optimizing the car's performance on the track.
Larry expresses his admiration for the team's creativity and craftsmanship, praising their ability to blend cutting-edge technology with classic Honda vibes. The car's sleek design, combined with its powerful engine and innovative features, make it a standout in the world of time attack builds. As Larry eagerly anticipates the sound of the car in action, it's clear that this Honda CR CRX is a true testament to the team's passion for pushing the limits of automotive engineering.
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Many users are impressed by the CRX build, calling it "bad ass," "sick," and "mental."
There is anticipation to see the CRX on a track.
Positive comments about the bodywork and wide body kit.
Some users appreciate the unique features of the build, such as the flax composite material and the J-series engine.
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Comparison with other builds and cars at SEMA.
Some users express preferences for different styles of racing builds, such as rally x/gymkhana inspired over time attack.
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