Honda Civic Type R 301BHP
12 October 2004, 01:35 PM
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Honda Civic Type R 301BHP
12 October 2004, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by bing-bonger
12 October 2004, 01:44 PM
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....lol....just for the record I would NEVER buy this 'max muppet' load of poo.....I stumbled across it and decided to post here for some amusiment.............lol
12 October 2004, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Cupramax
well its running NOS so hardly ground breaking. Anybody who puts evo/wrx killer is a tit...
Anyone can stick NOS in their car and make it run 300bhp but how long till it goes bang. I used to own a CTR and the traction with 213bhp was a nightmare
Great in the dry but any rain/snow you can forget it.
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You can acheive 300BHP with a supercharger, the EP3 Ive been in didnt feel like 300BHP, was quick and the power delivery was linear, really nice motor, traction is an issue off the line I guess, but thats not my sort of thing.
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My old Honda dealer said that NOS would be fine and you keep your warranty . . . well, so long as it was not attributable to the problem in the event of a claim
JRSC is the way to go IMO, seriously flies
Like a big metal sledge in the snow though.
JRSC is the way to go IMO, seriously flies
Like a big metal sledge in the snow though.
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i used to have a 260z 
One of my favourite cars i ever owned, may get another one day. Triple dellorto 40mm carbs and a 2in straight-thru exhaust.
Handling was a hoot on the old wolfies and boy did it get some comments and stares (mind you it was canary yellow with black stripes )
One of my favourite cars i ever owned, may get another one day. Triple dellorto 40mm carbs and a 2in straight-thru exhaust.
Handling was a hoot on the old wolfies and boy did it get some comments and stares (mind you it was canary yellow with black stripes
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14 October 2004, 07:29 AM
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Question I sent to the seller:
It says that there is 18 months warranty left on the car but how can that be with all the modifications that have been put on the car? Surely Honda will not uphold this warranty if anything went wrong? If this is the case then it is false advertising!"
Answer:
honda has never voided the warrenty, and when the car went back for warrenty work they had no problem doing the warrwnty work. and there is a warrenty company called warrentys direct that have no problem with modded cars. so no this is not fauls advertising.
It says that there is 18 months warranty left on the car but how can that be with all the modifications that have been put on the car? Surely Honda will not uphold this warranty if anything went wrong? If this is the case then it is false advertising!"
Answer:
honda has never voided the warrenty, and when the car went back for warrenty work they had no problem doing the warrwnty work. and there is a warrenty company called warrentys direct that have no problem with modded cars. so no this is not fauls advertising.
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