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April 11th, 2008 02:25 AM #21Bakit hindi na lang nila i-retro yung dating SIR....
bibili talaga ako kahit lumang technology basta brand new...
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April 11th, 2008 04:18 AM #22
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April 11th, 2008 07:12 AM #23
B16A = HALIMAW for a 1.6L ahehe :D
this was my dream car rin way back in HS.. sobra naglalaway ako everytime I see it. kso i got the EG of my sis instead. after 5 years i still wanted one, but my dad ddnt want to get me a 2nd hand car. grabe pagpromote ko ng SiR sa dad ko non. hahaha :D wla din nanyari. I ended up gettin a Fit, na dko naman pnagsisihan. Thankful panga ako kse nkakatipid ako sa gas tsaka ko nlg narealize un.
But now I'm eyeing the FD of my sis. ahahaha! :D
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April 11th, 2008 07:14 AM #24
Redorange were you pertaining to the newer model (2001)? I got lost, I know in the US they release a lot of Si models even the old 1990's hatchback Si is available. Nalito na yata ako...
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April 11th, 2008 11:34 AM #25
Yes, even Honda admits the 155hp 2.0 liter Civic is not a replacment for the old SiR.
The RP spec Civic 2.0 S-L is more of luxury model, while the Civic Si is a sports model.
The "Si" & "SiR" Civic models were supposed to be the sportiest non-Type-R Civics.
A real new Civic SiR would be an ASEAN/Asian spec version of the 197hp USDM Civic Si.
PS: Other model designations similar to or equivalent to the "SiR" and "Si" is the "VTi-R", in the UK, this trim was just called "VTi", this is different from the RP VTi which was just a regular SOHC model.Last edited by AG4; April 11th, 2008 at 12:04 PM.
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April 11th, 2008 12:10 PM #26
Thanks for the heads up :thumbup: can't the revs be lowered by a tuning chip or something so that you don't have to wait that long to feel the kick?
Jun, I've always thought that although the V6 Cam or V6 Accord has more power it may be handicapped by the extra weight of the chassis/body which is much heftier than an Si.
Or maybe I'm just assuming a wrong power-to-weight ratio comparo.
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April 11th, 2008 12:28 PM #27
Is it possible and feasible to supercharge/turbocharge a Civic FD? Has anyone tried this?
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April 11th, 2008 01:00 PM #28
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April 11th, 2008 01:33 PM #29
The Camry and Accord V6 have enough horsepower and torque to compensate for their added weight.
The manual transmission versions of the Accord V6(coupe) and Camry V6 can hit 60mph in around 5.9sec while the new Civic Si hits 60 mph in 6.7 sec.
The smaller Civic Si may lose in a drag race, but being lighter and more agile than the 2 mid-size cars, it will probably handle better on a race track or on twisty roads.
Originally Posted by Horsepower
2.0 (K20)
Mugen Dominator Concept
1.8 (R18)
http://jdmhondacivicfd.blogspot.com/...turbo-kit.html
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April 11th, 2008 01:56 PM #30
Full detail here http://www.ajperformance.com/product...ucts_id=137789
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