1998 Cavalier RS

Alas, now has the time come for me to sell my modded cavy, as my heart is now desiring a new automotive beast, therefore, since I have to carry out a loan, I must pay off as much as possible! So, here be the specs of the car, whats be done to it, its condition, any dings or mishaps to note, etc. I would dearly like this sold within the next week or so, therefore reply as soon as you can if interested, or call my cell at 480-9162!!

1998 Chevrolet Cavalier Rally Sport Coupe

Engine: 2200SFI
Displacement: 2.2L (2200cc)
Cylinders: Inline-Four
Valves: 16
Transmisson: 4-speed Automatic w/ 1st, 2nd, 3rd electronic, 4th is Drive
Miles: 115,000

Engine Details...
Engine Type: Overhead Valve (Push-pistons)
Cams: 1 (Single)
Fuel Managment: Multiport Fuel Injected, ECU controls A/F ratio
Sensors: Two O2 (oxygen flow) sensors located at intake piping, and exhaust piping
Pistons: OEM Push Pistons (Iron?)
Spark Plugs: Bosch Platinum Plugs
Spark Plug Wires: 6CORE Performance Spark Plug Wires - Red
Oil Filter: VALUCRAFT Select Grade from Midas Auto Services
Oil Issued: Synthetic (type unknown)
Fuel Type: Gasoline Unleaded
Octane Rating Issued: Usually 89, sometimes 91 if I'm feeling lucky
Engine Layout: Inline-Four, Four valves per Cylinder

Interior Details...
Seats: Cloth, Embroidered with the Rally Sport logo on both head pieces
Backseats: Cloth
Seatbelts: Both passenger and rear seats
Pedals: OEM, black
Speedometer: Black background w/ White values, needles are red, range is 0-110 mph, backlight brightness is adjustable if needed
Tachometer: Black background w/ white values, needles are red, range is 0-9000RPM, redline at 6500RPM
Gas Meter: Basic needle and values, Somewhat accurate to the real thing
Temp Meter: 0-over250 in range, 200 is normal operating temp
Oil Meter: None, use the dipstick you idiot
Battery Meter: The battery wont last long with the car off and all utilites running, no need for a battery meter at that point
Dash: Black, leather/vinyl, armor-all treated
Windows: Electric-driven, switches located at center console
Doorlocks: Electric inside, manual (key) outside
Sunroof: Yes! OH YES!
Tape Player: No, this car is farely new, why would u want to listen to tapes anyway you old timer
Radio: Yes, builtin to CD deck, XM-ready too!
CD Player: Single, Pioneer-brand, has Equalizers, 50Wx4, MOSFET, etc, LED panel display, high quality stuff
Cigarette Lighter Port: 1, located by steering wheel column
E-brake: Yes, located by tranny shifter at center console
Air conditioning: Yes
Heater: Yes
Adjustable air vents: Yes, definately
Foot vents: Of course
Finger vents: No such thing, silly!
glovebox: Yes, has a light buit into it

Exterior Details...
Wheels: Alloy, Touring Tires (15"??!)
Paint: Black gloss-coated, factory paint
Windows: 2 passenger-side, 1 dash, 1 rear, 2 mini windows for rear seating, 1 moonroof window
Mirrors: 2 passenger. Electric-driven, adjustable inside by switch located on left side door. Also rear-view mirror with 2 reading lamps and rear sensors
Windshield Wipers: 2 on dash window, screws extra tightened for durability during winter seasons
Heat-ribbed windows: Rear only, electric-powered heating, allows ice and snow to melt off rear window in about 5-10 minutes of operation
Logos/Decals: Original Rally Sport logos on left and right side of car, HEUBSCH chevrolet on back, as well as cavalier and chevy symbols on front and back
Trunk: Key and keyless access, optional net, spare tire compartment with necessary jack kit and spare tire included

Car Mishaps/Problems:
- Air Conditioning blows semi-cold during hottest of days
- Glovebox compartment door and handle are damaged, can be easily replaced, parts are plastic and easy to remove
- Minor scratches and scuffs on exterior due to parking and working at public mall, and driving on gravel roads to school
- Sunroof Motor does not close sunroof window, can be replaced at a dealership if needed, can be cranked closed manually using allen-wrench

Car Notes:
- Engine is babied, highly recommend a synthetic oil change ever 3000 miles of use
- Please use at least 89 octane unleaded fuel
- Acceleration is best felt after car reaches normal operating temperature of 195-200 degress F
- Alternator was replaced at 100,000 miles
- Right window was replaced last year
- Spark plugs were replaced at 108,000 miles
- Spark plug wires were replaced at 112,000 miles
- All mods were performed after 105,000 miles

Car Modifications/Upgrades:
- Custom cold air intake kit to allow mass amount of cold air to breach intake manifold and allow for better combustion of air/fuel mix
- Apexi N1S bomb muffler installed to create freeflow, non-restrictive exhaust, allowing engine to breath easier, and reach redline faster.
- Spark plugs replaced due to old, OEM plugs being too old to function any longer
- Spark plug wires replaced for same reason as spark plugs
- Strut bar installed to ensure suspension is stiff, and engine does not sway
- Motor mounts installed to keep engine attached properly to engine bay
- Breather hole filter installed to take out restrictive OEM air intake box and manifold/plenum
- Blue underglow lights installed into car interior, control panel attached to center console, about 10 modes of operation/flash patterns
- All tires were placed with Alloy Touring tires, since front left OEM tire had blown from age
- Pulleys were oiled for faster operation
- Intake throttle body was straight-piped to cold air intake to allow faster throttle response and more horsepower to be produced

other notes will come up as i can think of them, i am asking for $2,000, or your best offer. this car was so fun to drive, but being an asian, i have to own an asian-built (import) car, therefore a chevy-built cavalier will not do! again, feel free to ask questions at any time, here are some pics of the car:

http://www.freewebs.com/fragfest06/photos/cavalierpics%20008.jpg

Sorry, have to get to work, I will upload more photos when I get back!!

your phone number is pretty much useless without an area code...
also, the 2200 does not have 16 vavles, the 2.4 does though

edit: i believe the 2200 has 2 valves per cylinder (8 total) i KNOW it doesnt have 16 though

I believe this would also go in the Classifieds section.

OK, just some things to clarify, because i cannot find my phone right now, if you are interested, just simply email me at the following:

[email protected]

Second, I have some more pics of the cavy here....

http://www.freewebs.com/fragfest06/cavalierpics%20006.jpg

http://www.freewebs.com/fragfest06/photos/cavalierpics%20003.jpg

http://www.freewebs.com/fragfest06/photos/cavalierpics%20009.jpg

Even more coming soon...

I need to sell this in about a week, so I am also listing it on ebay, but if you are interested, again, I am asking for $2,000 or best offer, so email me any questions or concerns you may have. Note to previous repliers; Thank you for clarifying the engine valves per cylinder, etc. I am not a thorough expert on my car's particular engine.

interior pics?

so it is completely stock except a fart pipe right

so it is completely stock except a fart pipe right

incorrect, short ram intake installed, aftermarket exhaust, spark plug wires have replaced the OEM parts. i have an aftermarket cat converter that i was going to put in, but didnt have the time to. i still have it in its box, which can be included as well. everything else was kept as hard as possible to be stock, since i wasnt going to do any major modifications, the value of car would degrade considerably. interior pics i dont have on me, but i have a video that shows how it drives, and the interior as well as the engine (you cant see the engine bay too well since it was dark), take a look here:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=1193792525

Some of the information on the various slides are incorrect, had a friend make this video for me since i didnt have the time on my hands to do it myself, not the greatest vid, but you know, gets the job done. heres what should be corrected:

- engine is 8-valve, 2 valves per cylinder, not 16-valve
- 0-100 timings are unknown, 0-60 timings are about right

Any more questions, please let me know.