• The CRX is a sports coupe manufactured by Honda. Released between 1983 and 1991, the CRX is sometimes called the "Honda Civic CRX," though "Civic" isn't officially part of the name. The 1991 CRX's base model is the CRX HF, though it comes in DX and XI editions as well, each with differing specifications.
  
  

Engine Specifications

• Honda's 1991 CRX HF features a D15B2 engine. The CRX HF's engine has a single overhead-camshaft 8-valve train with a 9.6-to-one compression ratio. The engine features 1,493 cc of displacement and reaches 62 horsepower at 4,500 rpm. The CRX HF has the red-line fuel cutoff set at 6,800 rpm and features 90 ft.-lbs. of torque at 2,000 rpm.
  
  

Transmission and Brakes

• The 1991 Honda CRX HF features an L3, 5-speed manual transmission. The CRX features a first gear drive ratio of 3.250 to one, 1.650 to one for second gear, 1.033 to one for third, 0.823 to one for fourth, 0.694 to one for fifth and 3.153 to one in reverse. It has 231 mm disc brakes in the front, and the rear utilizes drum brakes. The 1991 Honda CRX HF features a front lining surface area of 36.7 cm and a rear lining surface of 50.2 cm.
  
  

Physical Specifications

• The 1991 Honda CRX HF features a curb weight of 1,967 lbs. The curb weight is how much the car weighs without any fluids, cargo or passengers. With a 4.7-inch ground clearance, the 1991 CRX HF stands 50.1-inches tall, 65.9-inches wide and 148.5-inches long. The car features a 90.6-inch wheelbase and has an 10.6-gallon fuel tank. Featuring interior seating for two, the CRX HF has 37 inches of head room, 40.8 inches of leg room, 54.9 inches of hip room and 53.5 inches of shoulder room.