Honda CTR (new shape) Info Required
16 September 2003, 09:18 AM
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Service intervals are 12k miles or 12 months.
Service prices vary but minor should be around £150 and major around £250-£300.
My 24k service was £309 inc wipers blades and brake pads. This service involves tappet adjustment.
Service prices vary but minor should be around £150 and major around £250-£300.
My 24k service was £309 inc wipers blades and brake pads. This service involves tappet adjustment.
16 September 2003, 09:25 AM
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Don't forget the new 2004 model has just been launched, but IMO they ruined it 
Cr@p front and rear lights, side repeaters on the wing mirrors, seats, suspension, 0.2 off the 0-60 and new front bumper.
Civic Type-R Owners BBS
Civic 2004 Website
Cr@p front and rear lights, side repeaters on the wing mirrors, seats, suspension, 0.2 off the 0-60 and new front bumper. Civic Type-R Owners BBS
Civic 2004 Website
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18 September 2003, 03:05 PM
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I reckon if they want to make it look aggressive they need to stop making them look like bread vans. I feel alot of manufacturers have lost the plot with some of there new designs. If I buy a Civic Type R I want a sporty looking hot hatch not a mini MPV.
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I reckon if they want to make it look aggressive they need to stop making them look like bread vans. I feel alot of manufacturers have lost the plot with some of there new designs. If I buy a Civic Type R I want a sporty looking hot hatch not a mini MPV.
20 September 2003, 01:19 PM
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Here are all the details plus pictures of 2004 Civic & Type-R. Major steering alterations will be carried out to stop the slightly dead feel at the centre of the rack at high
speed.http://www.civictype-r.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=12989
speed.http://www.civictype-r.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=12989
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DJ,
They adjust the tappets at 24k?!!
I thought that went out with the likes of the dinosaur
I dont think id be happy with a car that would need tappets adjusting (and its suppose to be high tec?
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I'll stick to a ford mondeo, no need for such antiquities like that
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They adjust the tappets at 24k?!!
I thought that went out with the likes of the dinosaur
I dont think id be happy with a car that would need tappets adjusting (and its suppose to be high tec?
)I'll stick to a ford mondeo, no need for such antiquities like that
Tony
22 September 2003, 08:33 PM
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"slightly dead feel at the centre of the rack at high speed"
LOL! How about totally rubbish feel at high speed (like the Pole Position arcade game in 1982). It does improve marginally when the electronic steering loads up from "custard" to "swarfega" levels when pushing a bit hard through the bends.
LOL! How about totally rubbish feel at high speed (like the Pole Position arcade game in 1982). It does improve marginally when the electronic steering loads up from "custard" to "swarfega" levels when pushing a bit hard through the bends.
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