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In 1999, Honda introduced the Type R, built on the same frame platform of the Integra GS-R. The wheelbase of the Civic is actually longer than the Integra, but the sport suspension components are the same. The 1.6 litre engine has been assisted with a higher band sport 5-speed transmission making it fun and responsive to drive.
182 HP F-Wheel Drive (dealer)
342 HP F-Wheel Drive (current) |
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After-Market Performance Upgrades Purchased |
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Suspension & Brakes |
Sports Suspension |
Semi-racing Suspension |
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Sports Brakes |
Brake Balance Contoller |
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Engine & Intake |
Sports Muffler & Air Cleaner |
NA TuneUp Kit Stages 1 & 2 |
Intake Port Polish |
Engine Racing Chip |
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Drivetrain |
Twin Plate Clutch |
Semi-Racing Flywheel |
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Sports Transmission |
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Turbo Kit System |
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Turbo Stage 2 |
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Tires |
Sports Tires |
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Stabilty Controls |
Lightweight Stage 1 |
Lightweight Stage 2 |
Lightweight Stage 3 |
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Simulation Racing - Entries & Wins |
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Honda Type R Meeting - Beginner League
No license - Honda Type-R models only |
Race 1 - Tokyo Street Circuit R246
2 laps - $5,000 - 4'18.922 - 10/10 points |
Race 2 - Grand Valley Speedway
2 laps - $5,000 - 5'18.769 - 20/20 points |
Race 3 - Trial Mountain Circuit 2
2 laps - $5,000 - 3'50.882 - 30/30 points |
Race 4 - Super Speedway
4 laps - $5,000 - 3'21.198 - 40/40 points |
Race 5 - Tokyo Street Circuit R246 2
2 laps - $5,000 - 4'52.952 - 50/50 points |
Win 5 Race Series - Bonus Car Award
Acura Integra RSX + $10,000 + Trophy |
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