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To have that coming from Honda... Wow... I just gotta say I am really surprised... |
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One reason I never buy the first year of a new vehicle. Let the hype kings work out the bugs then buy it a couple years later once the manufacturer has worked out the issues. |
Any idea that kind of lap times a stock CTR gets at mission? |
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I'd imagine if it's a design flaw, all CTRs would have overheating issue. But that doesn't seem to be the case here. Hopefully Honda can find out the root cause. |
It is a random occurrence at this point as not all CTR's that have seen the track have shown these symptoms. Perhaps a build oversight during a certain time point while being assembled or a faulty/cheap part failing. Honda is still gathering data IIRC. |
why cant they bring back the 240sx with an sr20det in it...... im still living in the 90's. |
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Here is another CTR that ran at mission Same owner has a STI as well and the ctr is running 2 sec faster stock vs stock |
That's pretty fast, both of you guys. Is the owner Gary? |
That looked like fun! Great driving~ I have never been to mission, but those concrete walls scare me... :/ |
it's great to see CTRs taking advantage of the track season but engine break-in regimen is a thing of the past? |
^I think it said somewhere CTRs are broken in at factory. That said, when I bought my 10th gen Civic the manual explicitly said to try and stay under 4k rpm and no WOT until 1000km. |
That's a whole nother discussion about how to break in a motor. Most manufacturers say stay under 5000rpm, don't give more than 75% throttle and don't drive at sustained rpm (like highway) for the first 1000mi |
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Care to say what the lug nut issue was? Were you using those aftermarket aluminum ones? Just a random guess, those things always sketch me out |
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Wow that's pretty scary. You weren't able to just grab some new nuts from Canadian Tire or Lordco to finisht he rest of the track day? |
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chromoly or steel lugs. aluminum lugs will stretch |
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Swap away! https://www.engineswapdepot.com/?p=10857 |
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Wish I could have brought my car to this track day - visited in my work truck, and was there when the CTR got there. Was nice to see one up close in person, and see it in action on the track. Shoulda taken the Super Duty work truck for a few laps lol :D |
anyone test drive the civic type R yet ? how is it? |
At the moment I don't think test drive is possible unless you are actually buying it. There just aren't any available as far as I know, with each dealership expecting one or two units coming in for September. Most of these are reserved. It's a great daily driver - comfortable, practical with quite a bit of cargo volume, decent feature list, reasonable good fuel mileage (9.4L/100km so far with AC on 90% of the time). I would have no trouble driving it on a road trip (ie. Wife won't complain the car is too loud or the ride is too firm, etc). Haven't driven on a track yet but in the few occasions where I was able to go a bit faster through certain turns, it feels great and seems like the limit is very high and it's very confidence inspiring. It can do over 1g after all. Turbo lag can be felt but only very little. It pulls hard as suggested by its 108mph 1/4 mile trap speed. Despite putting down 300lb ft to the front wheels, torque steer is nonexistent. Brakes squeal sometimes when close to a complete stop but the feel is great and it's progressive and firm. Road test results show it had the shortest braking distance in its class. Shifter is pure Honda quality with accurate, clearly defined slots and a short throw. I would say though my s2000 has even shorter throw and feels even better. |
Apparently they're now buy one get one free too :lol https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...fb&oe=5A264D58 |
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