How to Build: A 1996 Honda Civic EK Showcar/Streetcar

A lot of people love Hondas and majority would probably choose an EM1 coupe but many would prefer the EK chassis. Jason Yatco has spent the last 2 years putting together one well rounded EK hatch with the most pristine black paint with a B20 Vtec N/A setup with all the right bits, rolling on some minty SW888 wheels. Follow along with the recent feature we did this weekend as we dive into Jason's Ek Civic hatchback and the back story of his current build.
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[@louistorres3187]

❤❤❤😢 I miss my 96 Ek ,I had the same one but with the CTR wing and the rims I had were Rota's 💥KEEP GUNNIN 🔫

[@GodsGunsGlory777]

Such a clean hatch.

[@BillyTheFilipino]

So fresh ! B SERIES FOR LIFE!🙏☺️

[@davidboyce6427]

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[@IamDetailedAF]

Looks clean... Well done!

[@Bigmummyjoe57]

great video bro🔥

[@Mike-zr9xg]

Solid videos

[@Speed_Options_]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@davidboyce6427]

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