Civic EK4 Type R available in uk???
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Originally Posted by scott8629
How do these bad boys compare with the current CTR in terms of pace and handling?
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I dont think its the most powerful 1.6 N/A engine made. IIRC the Mitsu. Cyborge-r, basically a colt produces the most. Shame there are no examples over here
There is also a test kicking about on the 'net somewhere which compares the CTR (EK9) to the the ITR DC-2 and concludes the ITR is the better of the two due to its rawness, again IIRC.
There is also a test kicking about on the 'net somewhere which compares the CTR (EK9) to the the ITR DC-2 and concludes the ITR is the better of the two due to its rawness, again IIRC.
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the 0-60 in the EK9 is something silly like 5.8 as quoted by Honda themselves but this has proven very doubtful as many magazines etc. have got no where near that when they tried, so its all abit fishy to be honest.
saying that it will be able to keep up with the EP3 up until the ton.
saying that it will be able to keep up with the EP3 up until the ton.
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Originally Posted by kammy
I dont think its the most powerful 1.6 N/A engine made. IIRC the Mitsu. Cyborge-r, basically a colt produces the most. Shame there are no examples over here
There is also a test kicking about on the 'net somewhere which compares the CTR (EK9) to the the ITR DC-2 and concludes the ITR is the better of the two due to its rawness, again IIRC.
There is also a test kicking about on the 'net somewhere which compares the CTR (EK9) to the the ITR DC-2 and concludes the ITR is the better of the two due to its rawness, again IIRC.
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Originally Posted by scott8629
I fancny one of these, shame about my 80 mile round trip to work. What MPG's do these do if you are not thrashing them?
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In town it returns low 30's MPG.
Long runs arn't much better because of the gearing.
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