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fuze
04-12-2006, 04:03 AM
Which is better in overall..?

IAMVTEC
04-12-2006, 05:07 AM
R, no ****in doubt!

S is a bit confused about what it really is.

kevster
04-12-2006, 08:17 AM
type s ( 's' stands for soft!) no lsd, no recaros, no momo! dc5r is definitely better , but both not as good as a dc2r

Hullabaloo
04-12-2006, 10:36 AM
depends on what you want out of a car i guess. R is more racy, S is (yep softer) and more cruisey.
R - recaros, rear wing, lsd, lighter
S - leather seats, sunroof, bigger rims, wider tyres, tad more power.

the S has a bit more power but is also a bit heavier. i think someone said that the suspension geometry in the facelift version is better than the pre-face lift, but don't quote me on that.

45SET
04-12-2006, 10:51 AM
R cause of the above reasons.

and did you search this at all, or just make a new thread..... as this topic has been cover ALOT of times before... and in ALOT of depth.

akira
04-12-2006, 10:54 AM
dc5r for racing/performance and dc5s for looks/style

DLO01
04-12-2006, 11:08 AM
Which is better in overall..?

Better in what way?

There are Pros and Cons with everything.

fuze
04-12-2006, 08:31 PM
well, the reason for asking is that i have a DC5R and i wanted to know whats the difference between the both cars.. getting other people's thoughts on the both cars is the best way..

what i dont get is that, how the hell does the type S can get 7kw more..? i know its not much but it still bothers me when people bring it up and say that the type S is better then the type R, its even got more power..

is it the exhaust system..? if soo, if they both changed their header and exhaust system , which would have more power..?

also, which would be best to race on track and streets..?

aaronng
04-12-2006, 09:14 PM
what i dont get is that, how the hell does the type S can get 7kw more..? i know its not much but it still bothers me when people bring it up and say that the type S is better then the type R, its even got more power..

is it the exhaust system..? if soo, if they both changed their header and exhaust system , which would have more power..?

Probably the cams and ECU.


also, which would be best to race on track and streets..?
Track: Type R.
Street: None.

Hullabaloo
05-12-2006, 09:19 AM
well, the reason for asking is that i have a DC5R and i wanted to know whats the difference between the both cars.. getting other people's thoughts on the both cars is the best way..

what i dont get is that, how the hell does the type S can get 7kw more..? i know its not much but it still bothers me when people bring it up and say that the type S is better then the type R, its even got more power..

is it the exhaust system..? if soo, if they both changed their header and exhaust system , which would have more power..?

also, which would be best to race on track and streets..?

7kw isn't much. and i doubt you'd even notice if your car produced the DC5S figures. For the track you'd find the more squeezy (less slippery) seats, lighter weight, and LSD more useful.

kookie
05-12-2006, 11:38 AM
If you like to cruise get the S.
If you like to track get the R.

milkman
05-12-2006, 02:03 PM
Does the Aus delivered DC5R (type S in other markets) have an LSD? I thought it didn't have one?

aaronng
05-12-2006, 02:34 PM
Does the Aus delivered DC5R (type S in other markets) have an LSD? I thought it didn't have one?

DC5R is not the Type S in other markets. The DC5S is the Type S.
The Aus DC5R got LSD but didn't get Brembos.

fuze
05-12-2006, 05:17 PM
so can you install an LSD on the type S..?

milkman
05-12-2006, 05:40 PM
Thanks for that Aaron :)

You learn something new everyday!

fuze - I don't see why not?

aaronng
05-12-2006, 05:42 PM
so can you install an LSD on the type S..?
Yes, just use the DC5R's.

45SET
05-12-2006, 07:00 PM
so can you install an LSD on the type S..?

just use a DC5r gear box..... but then you might as well have got a R.

seriously... if your that worried about 7kw get a S.

if you change the zorst and intake on a R you'll have the same... if not more power then a S..... but then cause a R is cheaper then a S... you'll be able to get coilovers and some nice wheels to.

then it would S*&T all over a S.

aaronng
05-12-2006, 07:25 PM
just use a DC5r gear box..... but then you might as well have got a R.


You can take a DC5R LSD and put it into a DC5S gearbox. Someone has put in a DC5R LSD into an Euro gearbox because they are all K-series.

maracer
05-12-2006, 07:25 PM
I'd say R for racing & S for sports.
I first set out to by a second hand DC5R, either over priced or in poor condition. So i settled for a New DC5S. All in all i think there pretty even at the end, plus & minus on both sides.

ralyrt
05-12-2006, 11:08 PM
i'd say their 2 different to be to overall equal, but the S is overpriced, could of been better
cheers

R123
10-12-2006, 12:52 AM
dude... jz b passionate of wot u have, dont bother with those figures... who cares wot other ppl saying abt S is better than R or other way around.

some times i think cars might not needed to b compared with each other but to appearciates their own bits.

cheers.

Tofu
14-12-2006, 07:00 AM
Ok guys, I would have to be the first one to disagree that the TypeS is soft.
I have owned a 2002 DC5 auto for 4 years and now I own a TypeS.

All this time I have wanted to buy the DC5R, but after having done my research, i found that the DC5R we get in oz is actually "soft" itself.
No LSD in the DC5S, big deal. $1000 in the TypeS and you have the same thing. No recaro, to be honest, the recaros on the DC5R does't hold you in that well anyway, most people who actually do serious track work change them for other racing bucket seats....hmm what else, oh yeah, TypeS has sunroof, and no it does't change the rigidity of the car.

The TypeS's K20z1 engine is more similar to the JDM DC5R engine than you think. Where as the K20a2 in the DC5R we have here has softer cams and other internals that are not as performance orientated as the K20z1. What I mean here is the engine in the new TypeS (k20z1) has been upgraded, updated because of the short comings of the k20a2.

Just read up on Clubrsx.com, stock for stock, they can tune more out of the k20z1.

pung_dc2
14-12-2006, 08:31 AM
Ok guys, I would have to be the first one to disagree that the TypeS is soft.
I have owned a 2002 DC5 auto for 4 years and now I own a TypeS.

All this time I have wanted to buy the DC5R, but after having done my research, i found that the DC5R we get in oz is actually "soft" itself.
No LSD in the DC5S, big deal. $1000 in the TypeS and you have the same thing. No recaro, to be honest, the recaros on the DC5R does't hold you in that well anyway, most people who actually do serious track work change them for other racing bucket seats....hmm what else, oh yeah, TypeS has sunroof, and no it does't change the rigidity of the car.

The TypeS's K20z1 engine is more similar to the JDM DC5R engine than you think. Where as the K20a2 in the DC5R we have here has softer cams and other internals that are not as performance orientated as the K20z1. What I mean here is the engine in the new TypeS (k20z1) has been upgraded, updated because of the short comings of the k20a2.

Just read up on Clubrsx.com, stock for stock, they can tune more out of the k20z1.

i'm with Tofu on this one. although the type R has its looks and type S is more pointed at its luxury end, the type S engine is better than the type R one

Hullabaloo
14-12-2006, 08:33 AM
when you say looks, what do you mean by that? the coloured interior? the rear wing? the red badges?

EuroDude
14-12-2006, 09:46 AM
R = Rough
S = Soft

Its a matter of personal preference ;)

For a daily driver who drives in a lot of traffic, the Tyre-S would be more suitable.

Tofu
14-12-2006, 09:50 AM
looks is down to personal taste
I never really like the TypeR rear high wing.
and the coloured interior, well, that's personal taste too.

Tofu
14-12-2006, 09:53 AM
R = Rough
S = Soft

Its a matter of personal preference ;)

For a daily driver who drives in a lot of traffic, the Tyre-S would be more suitable.

not quite..
the suspension in the TypeS (talking stock for stock) compared to the TypeR is pretty much similar, the gear ratios are similar too...
so why is the TypeS easier, better for normal day driving?

It's all placebo effect caused by the Recaros (or lack there of, thinking it's a softer car if it doesn't have one)

aaronng
14-12-2006, 09:57 AM
Type S has sound deadening under the carpet, Type R doesn't.

Tofu
14-12-2006, 10:36 AM
also another interesting point...
Wheels and Motor magazine have tested both the TypeS and TypeR in stock form...and both magazines have reported that the TypeS is faster than the TypeR in a straight line.

RyDC5S
14-12-2006, 11:48 PM
i'm with Tofu on this one. although the type R has its looks and type S is more pointed at its luxury end, the type S engine is better than the type R one

Same decision, when I looking for a Type-R. I was disappointed when it is a shadow of the JDM version.

ON XTC
15-12-2006, 08:22 AM
yep personal prefererence.. but i like both.

Ray_mon
16-12-2006, 10:15 PM
also another interesting point...
Wheels and Motor magazine have tested both the TypeS and TypeR in stock form...and both magazines have reported that the TypeS is faster than the TypeR in a straight line.

I heard about that too, but people tend to think type R is the harder because of its TypeR background. unfortunately they screwed it up this time

RyDC5S
16-12-2006, 11:56 PM
I heard about that too, but people tend to think type R is the harder because of its TypeR background. unfortunately they screwed it up this time

I saw the JDM Type R in best motoring international, absolutely awesome. When I saw what Honda brought out here - I was thinking, what the hell is this, as if they were making a mockery of the buyers in Australia. It felt stripped down compared to it's Japanese cousin.

To me, the DC2R brought out here was the best Integra - so raw and focused on the driver to tame it.

2002 TeGgY
19-12-2006, 09:39 PM
well i used to have a dc5 base model car and just purchased a DC5R about 2 weeks ago. i have to say that im very impressed by the car. really good handling, pritty fast in a straight line. i think they are very under rated cars. drive one before you speake.

Tofu
19-12-2006, 11:29 PM
I currently have a dc5 base model and a 2005 TypeS.
I have driven and sat in many many DC5R and constantly in contact with people who owns the Australian delivered DC5R, and stock for stock, I will still buy the TypeS over the Australian TypeR anyday.

Why? personal reasons and opinion i guess, but maybe you should test drive a TypeS compared to the R and see for yourself.

2002 TeGgY
20-12-2006, 03:43 PM
i think the two will be identical in a straight line. however around a track it would be a different story. i agree that its not an everyday car, but there aren't many na 4cilynder cars that would keep up with r33 gtst skylines stock for stock

CivicOnBoost
21-12-2006, 05:26 PM
Ok guys, I would have to be the first one to disagree that the TypeS is soft.
I have owned a 2002 DC5 auto for 4 years and now I own a TypeS.

All this time I have wanted to buy the DC5R, but after having done my research, i found that the DC5R we get in oz is actually "soft" itself.
No LSD in the DC5S, big deal. $1000 in the TypeS and you have the same thing. No recaro, to be honest, the recaros on the DC5R does't hold you in that well anyway, most people who actually do serious track work change them for other racing bucket seats....hmm what else, oh yeah, TypeS has sunroof, and no it does't change the rigidity of the car.

The TypeS's K20z1 engine is more similar to the JDM DC5R engine than you think. Where as the K20a2 in the DC5R we have here has softer cams and other internals that are not as performance orientated as the K20z1. What I mean here is the engine in the new TypeS (k20z1) has been upgraded, updated because of the short comings of the k20a2.

Just read up on Clubrsx.com, stock for stock, they can tune more out of the k20z1.

Jeff you might wanna get your facts straight with reagrds to the differences between the motors.

The JDM DC5R with K20A engine has exactly the same part number for the head as the Australian DC5R with K20A2 engine. The part number is 12100-PRB-A00.

The K20A engine has a compression ratio of 11.5 to 1 while the K20A2 is 11.0 to 1. Different pistons in the K20A. THIS IS THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE

The early K20A and K20A2 had exactly the same valves, springs and retainers according to the parts manual. The springs changed a little by the time the 2004 model arrived, but essentially the same still.

Both engines have the same head gasket exactly according to the parts manual.

Same crankshaft part number for K20A and K20A2 (13310-PRB-A00).

Connecting rods also have exactly the same part number.

K20A has a different part number for the crankshaft pulley (13810-PRC-003) while the K20A2 is 13810-PRB-A01. The K20A pulley could be lighter or slightly different diameter. Only guessing here. I might check it out sometime and find out the difference.

K20A has a lighter flywheel (22100-PRC-003). K20A2 flywheel part number is 22100-PRB-003.


The Type S makes an extra 7kw through a slightly larger intake manifold (jdm i am guessing) and slighlt larger exhaust than the Aus Type R. Everything else is the same as the A2 as far as i am aware.

All in all intake/exhaust/headers are the first engine mods most ppl do.

Personally i prefer the R, due to the recaros and momo wheel, etc. I track race my car once a month and have yet to see a dc5r at the track with an aftermarket seat in it. Car makes 150kw atw and is within 1-2sec of the lap times of a friends GT3 Porsche and in a straight line is as fast as the evo 8-9's making 180-190kw atw.

I like the styling of the front end of the S as well as the wheels and cd player but other than that i'd happily take an R over an S ;)

Tofu
21-12-2006, 11:12 PM
This is what I am refering too...


Comments:

This engine responds better to tuning than the K20A2, probably due to the better cams and the fact that the stock ECU runs so rich at the top end. A race header, with tuning will provide a significant increase in the mid range and top end torque.

Cams

We have cross referenced the 05 RSX intake and exhaust camshaft part numbers with those available for Japanese ITR.

The Japanese part numbers for the ITR intake cams are:

14110-PRC-000
14110-PRC-010
14110-PRC-020
This is because there have been three revisions of the engine.

The US part numbers for the 05 cams are:

14110-PRC-030 (intake)
14120-PRC-030 (exhaust)

It is therefore our assumption that the cams in the 05 RSX are the Japanese ITR cams. which have the same lift but more duration than the PRB cams


(The 02-04 intake cam part number is: 14110-PRB-020 )

that was taken from Hondata USA website.
http://www.hondata.com/dynok20-05rsx.html

Ok maybe i shouldn't have said the K20A2 isn't as performance orientated.
The K20A2 has all those parts, the K20Z1 (in the 05-06 TypeS) has the same too, and also not only that, it has better cams according to Hondata USA.

CivicOnBoost
21-12-2006, 11:45 PM
This is what I am refering too...



that was taken from Hondata USA website.
http://www.hondata.com/dynok20-05rsx.html

Ok maybe i shouldn't have said the K20A2 isn't as performance orientated.
The K20A2 has all those parts, the K20Z1 (in the 05-06 TypeS) has the same too, and also not only that, it has better cams according to Hondata USA.

Hmm it would be interesting to actually know the duration as compared to the others but i guess that info isn't readily available :(

Ahh i'm happy with my toda spec c's 297deg duration and 12mm of lift hehe :p

Mst_Mugen
26-12-2006, 08:45 PM
ive driven both cars... in my honest opinion, i think both cars are pretty much identical interms of performance (ok, mayb the S is a little faster, but the R is a stiffer ride).... wat it really comes down to is what flavour u have :thumbsup: no point arguing like little school girls....

ryuhou
26-12-2006, 10:57 PM
what exactly is the type s? where does it come from (asin where does it originate from)
i saw best motoring review it comparing it to the jdm dc5r and they thought it was quite mild and more street orientated. Having said that... with the improved suspension geometry over the first gen - all it really needs is an lsd n some decent recaros... if ur willing to pay

aaronng
26-12-2006, 11:44 PM
what exactly is the type s? where does it come from (asin where does it originate from)
i saw best motoring review it comparing it to the jdm dc5r and they thought it was quite mild and more street orientated. Having said that... with the improved suspension geometry over the first gen - all it really needs is an lsd n some decent recaros... if ur willing to pay

It's made in Japan for Australia. USA also gets it in LHD under the RSX Type S. I'm positive that I have the same Best Motoring. That was comparing the 2001-2005 DC5R to the 2006 DC5R. Japan doesn't have a Type S model for their market.

IAMVTEC
27-12-2006, 12:02 AM
Man this argument is getting very technical. Which is nice to see as its very educational to read.

From a noobs perspective whos never driven either. Type R >>> Type S because the R looked badass for such a small car, easily better looking than a WRX or an Evolution. But I hated everything about the facelift of S. Everything.

ryuhou
27-12-2006, 01:09 AM
your right about the comparison
but there was a separate episode where they reviewed the type s
just a small segment...

sooo yeah.... dc2r ftw!!!!

fuze
27-12-2006, 06:05 AM
if most of the parts on both cars are the same, i just wanna know if both have the same brand mods (CAI, header, cat-back exhaust, hondata ecu coilovers and etc..) which whould be better..?
also, with the soft ride of the type S, most people would change theirs to coilovers,.. wouldn't that change the ride comfort..?
and another thing, which has the better brake system..? (even if they both changed the pads to a after-market ones)..?

fuze
27-12-2006, 06:07 AM
Hey CivicOnBoost, how did you get your R to go 150kw@w..? Turbo..??
how much did it cost for your mods..?

Mst_Mugen
27-12-2006, 05:09 PM
Hey CivicOnBoost, how did you get your R to go 150kw@w..? Turbo..??
how much did it cost for your mods..?

injen cai, spoon tb, jdm im, toda headers, custom catback, toda spec c cams/valve springs/retainers, hondata k-pro

Tofu
28-12-2006, 11:00 AM
Japan does have the TypeS, but it's the 118kw version.

TODA AU
29-12-2006, 01:01 PM
The Type S makes an extra 7kw through a slightly larger intake manifold (jdm i am guessing) and slighlt larger exhaust than the Aus Type R. Everything else is the same as the A2 as far as i am aware.

The Type S intake manifold is the same as JDM DC5-5
Though the casting quality is inferior to the JDM item, the results on the dyno are identical. (I have a JDM DC5-R intake on my Type S with no gain)

The std type S exhaust is larger than the Type R.
Hense the type R responds a little better to an exhaust change.

Other changes are to the front suspension.
JDM DC5-R alloy arms fit directly to the Type S.
The AUDM Type R uses a smaller ball joint & requires a hub change to use the JDM alloy arms.
When alloy arms are used, JMD front swaybar can now be used... (OEM & aftermarket)
Cheers

Adrian

yakuza
02-01-2007, 03:30 PM
Tofu, thank you for your productive information, I got more confident to get DC5-S. I will forget about Golf GTI now.

Type S Tony
08-11-2007, 02:17 PM
Hi,

I have just picked up a type S earlier on this week,

I find that it is much more comfortable smoother and quicker than the type R,

I have given it a squirt up againts one of my friends comming back to sydney on the M4 who was in a Type R & I found that i just kept pulling away from him hands down.

Sorry to dissapiont anyone but thats just the absolute truth.

The facts are that the Type S is a much more luxurious vehicle with more power and smoother power delivery. I also find that the rear looks a little cleaner than the Type R.

What is everyone' else's thoughts on this?

Regards,

XP02ED
08-11-2007, 02:26 PM
ROFL..

pulling away from a typeR.. if both were stock.. dont think ur gna pull away with an extra 7kw


Hi,

I have just picked up a type S earlier on this week,

I find that it is much more comfortable smoother and quicker than the type R,

I have given it a squirt up againts one of my friends comming back to sydney on the M4 who was in a Type R & I found that i just kept pulling away from him hands down.

Sorry to dissapiont anyone but thats just the absolute truth.

The facts are that the Type S is a much more luxurious vehicle with more power and smoother power delivery. I also find that the rear looks a little cleaner than the Type R.

What is everyone' else's thoughts on this?

Regards,

Chi
08-11-2007, 02:44 PM
ROFL..

pulling away from a typeR.. if both were stock.. dont think ur gna pull away with an extra 7kw


Why would you say that?

If you're saying stock to stock, then the Type S would have a better top end due to the bigger intake and better head also the bigger exhaust compared to the AUDM DC5.

Which would undoubtly help in the top end range .

XP02ED
08-11-2007, 02:50 PM
maybe so but i dont think it will "pull" away..

it may beat it but it aint gna pull like a turbo car away :S

i aint saying that it wont beat it.. just the term "pull" makes it sound like the S will flog an R

Type S Tony
09-11-2007, 08:13 AM
Look guys, I didnt want to start an argument or anything im just sharing my experiance,Maybe the term "pull" isnt the right word maybe i just should have said "I was going faster than Him"

m0nty ITR
09-11-2007, 12:59 PM
Leave him alone. It's not uncommon to think ones car is quicker than it really is.

How much heavier is a Type S anyway? As a fair comparison we should compare power to weight. The extra 7kW could be nullified by an extra 50kgs or so. At the end of the day I think we can all agree that the difference would be so miniscule that it would go either way solely on the driver. We're not talking NSXR vs Si Civic here after all.

dark138
09-11-2007, 01:38 PM
I think i can put an end to this arguement.

Owning a Type R and Type S at the same time before.
R had a catback exhaust + (2 x 12" sub in the boot), done about 75000km.
S was dead stock, spanking new done about 25000km.

We did a couple of runs, rotating drivers. This was about 2 years ago now.

We got these results.
I was driving the R, 1/4 car length behind the S at the end of 3rd. Switch to 4th and the R came out infront by about 1/2 a car length. Switched to 5th and then to started to slow down. We got the same result for 2 runs.

We then switch cars on the way back and i was driving the S.

At the end of 3rd it was pretty head to head, but the R still came out about at least 1/2 cars length at the end of 4th gear.

Some things to take note of:
All the runs we did was from a rolling start. 60km/hr in 2nd gear.
The road was dry and dead straight.
This is purely from what i've observed that night, there is no bs.

Type S is smoother that the Type R, i have no problems agreeing to that. However, if the arguement that Type S is faster that the type R straight/circuit i will have to disagree.

If you guys take a look at the Wheels Article sometime last year. Where they posted times of 0-200km/h between the DC2R, DC5R and DC5S, you will actually see the top end of the of the DC5R is faster than the DC5S.

just my 2c

And we sold the type S beginning of year :P

Mattski_VTIR
09-11-2007, 02:20 PM
I believe the Type S runs a different Final Drive to that of the AUS DC5R, this will also play a part in countering the extra weight. From my own experience there is next to nothing in it (straight line)

Type S Tony
09-11-2007, 03:01 PM
Look Guys,

It looks like next week Wednesday ill be heading out to WSID with my friend and his Type R,

Ill settle the issue once we get the results and well have to let the time cards do all the talking.

The only point I tried to make here is that if the Type S is a fraction quicker, Is more Luxurious, Is a smoother ride, Is a better looking car & is somewhat easier to drive doesnt that make it all round a better car than the Type R?

The Name of the thread is DC5R "VS" DC5S is it not.

XP02ED
09-11-2007, 03:10 PM
Yes it is... but if you want a luxurious car why would you be an S? or matter a fact an integra? rather a euro?

Mattski_VTIR
09-11-2007, 03:13 PM
Yes it is... but if you want a luxurious car why would you be an S? or matter a fact an integra? rather a euro?

Thats like saying why buy an M3 when u u can buy a normal 5 series... there's a market for Luxury Sports Cars as much as some people hate to admit it, and i think the Type S does a good job of catering to both Crowds.

XP02ED
09-11-2007, 03:22 PM
thats true.. i admit theres lux sports cars.. but just how people are saying its better coz its more luxurious?

its funny.. coz if you chuck an exhaust into either car.. its a different story.. you hear the annoying noise.. ;D

i think both cars have there potential and i can't see 1 beating the other by alot with similar mods.. there both designed by honda.. with minor changes.. the wing makes an R what its known for..

Mattski_VTIR
09-11-2007, 03:27 PM
thats true.. i admit theres lux sports cars.. but just how people are saying its better coz its more luxurious?

its funny.. coz if you chuck an exhaust into either car.. its a different story.. you hear the annoying noise.. ;D

i think both cars have there potential and i can't see 1 beating the other by alot with similar mods.. there both designed by honda.. with minor changes.. the wing makes an R what its known for..

:thumbsup: To say one is better than the other is purley an opinion, Different cars for different people and needs! I dont see why people try so hard to compare the S and R. They were aimed at a different demographic and do a great job just in different ways!

Type S Tony
09-11-2007, 04:50 PM
Yes it is... but if you want a luxurious car why would you be an S? or matter a fact an integra? rather a euro?


Cause I wanted something that moved and that was also comfy!

matt
09-11-2007, 11:06 PM
Look Guys,

It looks like next week Wednesday ill be heading out to WSID with my friend and his Type R,

Ill settle the issue once we get the results and well have to let the time cards do all the talking.


driver skill is going to play a bigger factor in the results than the car will.

i own a DC5R and have driven a DC5S, both very similar at the end of the day when it comes down to just driving.
owner preference will really decide which is more suitable, some will like the R for the recaros etc, some will like the S for the more luxurious feel.

dark138
10-11-2007, 01:01 AM
The only point I tried to make here is that if the Type S is a fraction quicker, Is more Luxurious, Is a smoother ride, Is a better looking car & is somewhat easier to drive doesnt that make it all round a better car than the Type R?

The Name of the thread is DC5R "VS" DC5S is it not.

I really don't like quoting people coz it seems like a personal attack.

Easier to drive :thumbsup: no doubt, even my gf drives the S as her daily.
Smoother ride :thumbsup: yup definately not as rough as the R! Lighter steeing + sunroof. Not to mention that leather totally burns skin in summer.
Better Looking :eek: thats debatable!

JJ-LOVER
10-11-2007, 03:35 AM
i found from carsales.com.au and it told me that type s tare mass is 1230kg got 154kw and type r is 1160kg got 147kw for the power weight ratio are 125.2kw/kg(type s) and 126.7kw/kg(type r).....actually they are really close in shock condition. honda stop selling their type R and start selling type S in aus becoz the AUDM DC5R is actually a type S of coz the new type S should be a little bit better(got 7kw gain).....AUDM DC5R's k20a2 is tune up from rsx engine only so its not a real type r actually.....well i am a AUDM DC5R's owner and i wanna protect our type r honor as well but thats the fact the only thing is i am so disappointing to honda that selling us a car such like that!!!!!

JJ-LOVER
10-11-2007, 04:06 AM
Hi,

I have just picked up a type S earlier on this week,

I find that it is much more comfortable smoother and quicker than the type R,

I have given it a squirt up againts one of my friends comming back to sydney on the M4 who was in a Type R & I found that i just kept pulling away from him hands down.

Sorry to dissapiont anyone but thats just the absolute truth.

The facts are that the Type S is a much more luxurious vehicle with more power and smoother power delivery. I also find that the rear looks a little cleaner than the Type R.

What is everyone' else's thoughts on this?

Regards,


well sometime i dont wanna speeding or waste my petrol even a dc2 gsi can pulling me away....i didnt waste my petrol to hit my vtec and he won make both happy^^
i am not saying that u are in the same case but maybe one of possible~~~

FN2TypeR
10-11-2007, 08:21 AM
i am so disappointing to honda that selling us a car such like that!!!!!

Times have changed. Honda will not produce a "raw" or "real" Type R for a small minority of die hard fans on Ozhonda having a whinge about getting ripped off. Honda is a business and a business is supposed to attract a wider target market in hope for a larger return to its shareholders. Spending billions of dollars on Research and Development for a "raw and hardcore" Type R for a small market would be nonsensical. Of course, if wide sampling market research suggests that the benefits would outweigh the costs of doing so then it would be feasible.

And don't tell me that there is a large share of Ozhonda people that would tick the yes box for one. Ozhonda members as a proportion of the Australian population? Do the maths.

Australia is just not the market for it. We love our leather seats, sunroof, smoothness, power and 9/10 Australians would never even take their car to the track etc.

SO PLEASE, stop the whinging about the lack of 'real type R' and selling Australians a ripped off version of what a Type R is supposed to be. All factors are considered and their analysis has probably shown that their business risks are best mitigated by tailoring their products to a specific market, namely, Australia.

(This is not targeted at you specifically by the way, it's to all the people on Ozhonda having a cry about not getting the real Type R and getting disappointed that the DC5R didn't live up to the DC2R etc)

m0nty ITR
10-11-2007, 09:14 AM
well i am a AUDM DC5R's owner and i wanna protect our type r honor as well but thats the fact the only thing is i am so disappointing to honda that selling us a car such like that!!!!!

It's not hard to get an AUDM DC5R to produce JDM power. Just get a set of good headers and exhaust and a CAI and you're pretty much there.

Sure, the AUDM DC5R isn't up to spec of the JDM but all this talk about a gimped version is pretty frustrating. The majority of people here have modded theirs beyond JDM spec anyway so what's the problem?

XP02ED
10-11-2007, 10:04 AM
I really don't like quoting people coz it seems like a personal attack.

Easier to drive :thumbsup: no doubt, even my gf drives the S as her daily.
Smoother ride :thumbsup: yup definately not as rough as the R! Lighter steeing + sunroof. Not to mention that leather totally burns skin in summer.
Better Looking :eek: thats debatable!

Who said a typeR doesnt have a sunroof? mine does... a/m that is... sunroof is more a want than a need

Chi
10-11-2007, 10:22 AM
lol @ this thread.

Amusevtec
11-11-2007, 11:40 PM
IMO harden up and get a Type R.

If you want something smooth to drive, get a Euro.

dark138
12-11-2007, 02:53 AM
Who said a typeR doesnt have a sunroof? mine does... a/m that is... sunroof is more a want than a need

when i compare cars, i compare stock for stock anyways. otherwise it just gets messy

Type S Tony
12-11-2007, 08:26 AM
IMO harden up and get a Type R.

If you want something smooth to drive, get a Euro.

Why Does everyone seem to say that (Get A Euro), Does No-One Understand that Euros dont move!, Sure they look good but you dont get any RUSH!

(by the way not a personal attack on yourself, its just that alot of people have said that on various threads)

Amusevtec
12-11-2007, 09:48 AM
Euro's move. My friend got a 15.2 in a stock Euro. Moves better than a EK4.

Some people in this forum with DC5R/S get like 15's down the 1/4 Mile

aaronng
12-11-2007, 09:55 AM
I reckon an EK4 can break 15.2s. :)

Type S Tony
12-11-2007, 10:23 AM
Euro's move. My friend got a 15.2 in a stock Euro. Moves better than a EK4.

Some people in this forum with DC5R/S get like 15's down the 1/4 Mile

How can you sit their and honestly quote 15.2 and say that it moves?

My old Starlet GT with a 1.3L Tiny Tots turbo cracked a 13.8 and that car was slow.

Offcourse the boost was set to a maximum and their would be now way i could drive it daily like that but thats besides the point.

15.2 is not anything to brag about.

Amusevtec
12-11-2007, 11:46 AM
13.8, that's faster than my car.

Yeah 15.2 is nothing to brag about, but you said it doesn't move. Im just saying that there's DC5 that do 15's.

barefootbonzai
12-11-2007, 11:53 AM
Type S owners like the Type S
Type R owners like the Type R

I hope that helps.

[RSX 03]
12-11-2007, 11:56 AM
Let's face the facts lads, JDM Type R chops both cars.

wp89
12-11-2007, 12:00 PM
type R for RECARO.. lol

Mattski_VTIR
12-11-2007, 12:09 PM
Type S owners like the Type S
Type R owners like the Type R

I hope that helps.

:thumbsup: simple isn't it :p

m0nty ITR
12-11-2007, 01:39 PM
Type S owners like the Type S
Type R owners like the Type R

I hope that helps.

If people thought like that we'd never have great movies like Saving Private Ryan.

:p

Type S Tony
12-11-2007, 02:41 PM
Type S Tony Just riped 3rd's going up a hill, hehehehhehehe, It felt nice

EL_DC5
12-11-2007, 02:50 PM
Hey, Guys. FYI i have done 0-400 in 14.488 stock with 45psi tires
In my Type S.

and the AUDM DC5R is an Type S dressed as a R + LSD ect, Whereas the AUDM DC5S is a R dressed as a S,

JDM Type R engine(inc. JDM CAMS) tuned down for a low point fuel.

Dr.k20z1
12-11-2007, 03:19 PM
damnnn 14.488 is a goood figure for stock boys.. i dont know abt the R now ayyy :P

HAHAHAHHAHAHAH :P

[RSX 03]
12-11-2007, 03:24 PM
Hey, Guys. FYI i have done 0-400 in 14.488 stock with 45psi tires
In my Type S.

and the AUDM DC5R is an Type S dressed as a R + LSD ect, Whereas the AUDM DC5S is a R dressed as a S,

JDM Type R engine(inc. JDM CAMS) tuned down for a low point fuel.

Please refer to this thread.

http://www.clubitr.com.au/forums/showthread.php?t=2394

you can also refer to this as well

http://www.clubitr.com.au/forums/showthread.php?t=2108

EL_DC5
12-11-2007, 03:46 PM
damnnn 14.488 is a goood figure for stock boys.. i dont know abt the R now ayyy :P

HAHAHAHHAHAHAH :P

dont get me wrong.
I took my mats out and bent my mirrors in :thumbsup:
took everything out i had in the car cds manuels ect. im a heavy bloke so i needed the edge on the weight thing, im 125kg. I was running 14.6/14.7 all night that was my only sub 14.6 all night. but i did have like 8 runs LOL .
@ the creek

XP02ED
12-11-2007, 04:15 PM
@ the end.. when everything is modified.. it doesnt matter if its an s or an r..

EL_DC5
12-11-2007, 04:21 PM
i totally agree!! I like my luxury. but also like the R badging and wing, got the R badges but the wing is to much effort.


@ the end.. when everything is modified.. it doesnt matter if its an s or an r..

EL_DC5
12-11-2007, 04:27 PM
I got a JDM R hey and it look hot!!
http://http//www.ozhonda.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=7284&d=1194327747

http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=7284&d=1194327747

TeMp
12-11-2007, 04:31 PM
Actually it matters alot.

I would hate to be in leather seats when I'm on track, sliding every where.

I have my recaros but I still put in a harness.

And its a fact that the Type S makes more power then the Type R. The S has the JDM Type R cams! Meaning even you put in your normal IHE the S will have more power then the R unless the R changes cams.

But really we're not talking about huge KWs difference (even though I know how hard it to squeeze kws out of an N/A engine).

Just go to track! The track put things into perspective.

EL_DC5
12-11-2007, 04:34 PM
I want to get a Bucket seat for the Track use only... and take all the seats out aswell.
not hard to do!!


Actually it matters alot.

I would hate to be in leather seats when I'm on track, sliding every where.

I have my recaros but I still put in a harness.

And its a fact that the Type S makes more power then the Type R. The S has the JDM Type R cams! Meaning even you put in your normal IHE the S will have more power then the R unless the R changes cams.

But really we're not talking about huge KWs difference (even though I know how hard it to squeeze kws out of an N/A engine).

Just go to track! The track put things into perspective.

TeMp
12-11-2007, 04:37 PM
I want to get a Bucket seat for the Track use only... and take all the seats out aswell.
not hard to do!!


So you are gona carry a seat with you to the track. Put in the rails and seat. Then at the end of day you will take all that out again.

Plus the air bag sensor problem.

So much fun~

aaronng
12-11-2007, 04:47 PM
and the AUDM DC5R is an Type S dressed as a R + LSD ect, Whereas the AUDM DC5S is a R dressed as a S,

You do know that the JDM Type S comes only with the base 118kW Integra engine, right?

Amusevtec
12-11-2007, 11:45 PM
Hey, Guys. FYI i have done 0-400 in 14.488 stock with 45psi tires
In my Type S.

and the AUDM DC5R is an Type S dressed as a R + LSD ect, Whereas the AUDM DC5S is a R dressed as a S,

JDM Type R engine(inc. JDM CAMS) tuned down for a low point fuel.


Your S is not a R. It's not even dressed as one.

m0nty ITR
13-11-2007, 07:47 AM
Your S is not a R. It's not even dressed as one.

I've driven an S and it comes nowhere close to the feel of an R. The gearbox gaites are incredibly loose in comparison. It tracks terribly as soon as it loses traction thanks to a lack of LSD and it's VTEC lift feels smoother and more gradual than the R.

Horses for courses, but the statement that the AUDM R is a dressed up S is just a naive S owners comment.

m0nty ITR
13-11-2007, 07:51 AM
I want to get a Bucket seat for the Track use only... and take all the seats out aswell.
not hard to do!!

How is 125kg of man meat gonna fit in a bucket seat? No offence, but I remember reading another thread where you said you couldn't fit in a Recaro/Bride seat.

Mattski_VTIR
13-11-2007, 09:15 AM
LOL at this thread now..

EL_DC5
13-11-2007, 11:39 AM
How is 125kg of man meat gonna fit in a bucket seat? No offence, but I remember reading another thread where you said you couldn't fit in a Recaro/Bride seat.

nah i fit
that wasnt me.

EL_DC5
13-11-2007, 11:42 AM
then explain why it has a USDM Type S engine?????



I've driven an S and it comes nowhere close to the feel of an R. The gearbox gaites are incredibly loose in comparison. It tracks terribly as soon as it loses traction thanks to a lack of LSD and it's VTEC lift feels smoother and more gradual than the R.

Horses for courses, but the statement that the AUDM R is a dressed up S is just a naive S owners comment.

aaronng
13-11-2007, 12:58 PM
then explain why it has a USDM Type S engine?????
Don't make the mistake thinking that the engine alone is what makes a Type R. The R has chassis stiffening, additional bracing at the rear and has additional weight reduction in the form of a thinner windscreen and zero noise insulation material underneath the carpet. All this coupled with the recaros and LSD make it a Type R. Your Type S is not a Type R. The Type R makes compromises in comfort for less weight and better handling. The Type R doesn't have the option of a sunroof just because they wanted to lower the centre of gravity for handling benefits.

The Type S on the other hand doesn't make any compromises and is better than a Type R for use as a daily driver unless you are willing to accept those sacrifices in comfort.

cw_wt
15-11-2007, 01:38 PM
coz DC5R

EL_DC5
15-11-2007, 01:45 PM
At the end of the day we all mod them up similar, and is you want the newer model with the new better engine get a S

XP02ED
15-11-2007, 01:48 PM
"new better engine".. what makes u think its better? coz it has 7kw more? @ the end of the day... few minor mods.. they can be the same..

EL_DC5
15-11-2007, 02:20 PM
LOL,
1. Type S is newer so its better LOL
2. It has the Real JDM Type R cams.
3. Bigger Intake Manifold JDM Type R one FTW
4. Cause I Said so... FTW :p


"new better engine".. what makes u think its better? coz it has 7kw more? @ the end of the day... few minor mods.. they can be the same..

Chi
15-11-2007, 02:24 PM
Reading this thread makes me feel sad for owning a DC5

Shame on you all.

EL_DC5
15-11-2007, 02:26 PM
Man To me it the same shit. at the end of the day ... comes the night.. and it not a Porsche !!!

XP02ED
15-11-2007, 02:41 PM
lol.. gotta love the "JDM" mentality people have in here.. aftermarket will pwn it :D

Type S Tony
15-11-2007, 02:48 PM
The Way I like to think about it is:

Type R: Superman

Type S: Silver Surfer

Both Are the ultimate, but one is more powefull than the other.

XP02ED
15-11-2007, 02:58 PM
There both made from Honda.. both produce relatively same power.. a few changes to one or the others engine produces which is going to be faster..

It doesnt matter which ones faster.. it matters on who the owner is.. and if he likes his/her car..

People like typeR coz of what its made its name for...
people like typeS coz of the luxury and sport it provides..

@ the end of it.. u bought ur car coz u like it.. not someone else on the forum

EL_DC5
15-11-2007, 03:01 PM
There both made from Honda.. both produce relatively same power.. a few changes to one or the others engine produces which is going to be faster..

It doesnt matter which ones faster.. it matters on who the owner is.. and if he likes his/her car..

People like typeR coz of what its made its name for...
people like typeS coz of the luxury and sport it provides..

@ the end of it.. u bought ur car coz u like it.. not someone else on the forum

R U saying U like me??:confused:

dc2dc2dc2
15-11-2007, 03:01 PM
lol only way to settle it
e-heroes go for a track day and prove who's car is faster
*rolls eyes*

Honestly i think it all comes down to driver.

DreadAngel
15-11-2007, 06:01 PM
Get Forza or GT5 when it comes out then do a comparo Tai :p

m0nty ITR
15-11-2007, 06:48 PM
Get Forza or GT5 when it comes out then do a comparo Tai :p

It's the RSX and JDM ITR. Not a fair fight at all. The JDM ITR owns Forza. I have A and B class ITRs and they're easily the best handling cars I have outside of race cars.

DreadAngel
15-11-2007, 09:29 PM
Bwahahaha, now lets use games as real life evidence, GT4/5, FM1/2, Juiced1/2, NFS series... DISCUSS :p

Amusevtec
15-11-2007, 10:56 PM
R U saying U like me??:confused:

No his not

EL_DC5
16-11-2007, 07:12 PM
No his not

thanks for clearing that UP :p

m0nty ITR
17-11-2007, 08:11 PM
Bwahahaha, now lets use games as real life evidence, GT4/5, FM1/2, Juiced1/2, NFS series... DISCUSS :p

Burnout Paradise confirmed as the official JDM Battle game for 2008. :p

DreadAngel
17-11-2007, 09:19 PM
^^ Roflmfao!!!

VT1-R
17-11-2007, 11:36 PM
Type R is a whole racing package with all you need to drive around corners, straight roads etc. It is the real thing and mods to it can make it easily faster than the Type S.

No doubt, Type S is faster on paper and even as you said u tested it with a fren. Driving skills matters as well. However hard you try to prove your Type S is faster than the Type R, which may be true, the Type S can never be a whole driving package like the Type R. Power to weight ratio is important for Honda. 100kg difference in weight is a big deal. Its like saying putting a B16a1 into an EG and a b16a2 into an EK, the Ek might win, which is very much possible, but the EG6 driver must suck for that to happen. This is similar to your Type S and Type R case.

One more thing, Honda is not designed to be fast on straight lines. The cornering ability etc is what that make a honda one of the best handling cars we ever wanted. Dun believe me, pull over next to a GTR with your Type S and you will understand that you rather trade ur 7kw for a full driving package.

No offence, its jus my opinion. Good luck with the Type S.

Omotesando
18-11-2007, 03:34 AM
Doesn't the first generation Type R have suspension design problems? And we never got the 2nd revised DC5R version that Japan has?

I was reading lately in a comparison and apparently, the Type S is actually faster on a track than a Type R, because even despite the lack of and LSD on the Type S, it was better balanced at the limit, had less torque steer, etc. Not to mention it is slightly faster (stock vs stock, not one with cat-back and one completey stock - not a valid comparison in my opinion).

The Type R gearing ratios are slightly better for track work though.

m0nty ITR
18-11-2007, 09:19 AM
Who here still has a stock vehicle anyway? The argument is pointless because we all have modified cars anyway. Unless you've really botched your mods we've got better than stock versions of both.

2002 TeGgY
18-11-2007, 09:46 AM
my dc5r is basically stock, all it had is a power getter cat back which doesn't do much if anything at all...

iversonruls
18-11-2007, 03:40 PM
my type S is stock
no mods yet lol

Omotesando
18-11-2007, 08:33 PM
Who here still has a stock vehicle anyway? The argument is pointless because we all have modified cars anyway. Unless you've really botched your mods we've got better than stock versions of both.

Well there is always a time when people have stock cars I suppose.

Its good to compare stock cars sometimes. If stock it is good, fast and comfortable enough, then many people just leave it as it is.

Obviously Honda's are usually designed to be modded so I do see your point :)

XP02ED
19-11-2007, 08:14 AM
Who here still has a stock vehicle anyway? The argument is pointless because we all have modified cars anyway. Unless you've really botched your mods we've got better than stock versions of both.

exactly....

why bother comparing stock when practically most people have modified something..

markasia
19-11-2007, 09:03 PM
I sold my euro, and just got myself a dc5 type s...and my gf got a dc5 type r, i love both vehicle.

dv5r vs dc5s, doesnt really matter, as long as we are in the dc5 family!! hahahah!!

EL_DC5
20-11-2007, 04:29 PM
^EP3 > FN2(aka Jazz/peugeot)

m0nty ITR
20-11-2007, 04:39 PM
You fail at flame bait. Those in FN2s shouldn't throw.... anything.

P.S. Come to Wakefield in your Fat Nugget 2 and we'll show you how crap DC5s are.

DreadAngel
20-11-2007, 04:44 PM
You fail at flame bait. Those in FN2s shouldn't throw.... anything.

P.S. Come to Wakefield in your Fat Nugget 2 and we'll show you how crap DC5s are.

Sorry mate, my Fat Nugget 2 didn't come with LSD, Brembos, uprated suspension, 24hp extra... :p

m0nty ITR
20-11-2007, 04:47 PM
Sorry mate, my Fat Nugget 2 didn't come with LSD, Brembos, uprated suspension, 24hp extra... :p

But according to our friend here, those things don't matter. It's like an episode of Whose Line.

FN2TypeR's logic is FN2 > all others. We know that's not the case.

DreadAngel
20-11-2007, 04:50 PM
Lets keep him there, insulate him from the shock when the truth hits him @ 60km/h :p lol

ennavoli
20-11-2007, 05:46 PM
What's wrong with you? :wave:

Honestly IMO, I rather take a AUDM DC5R over a FN2, it simply has more potential and I am sure, with the equal drivers, the AUDM DC5R will be quicker around the track as well.

What advantage does the FN2 have over the DC5?

Suspension (Strut/torson beam vs Strut/Double wishbone) -> No
Power -> No
Weight -> No
Looks -> Debatable

Define your meaning of "shit". Is it in terms of looks? Cause that's the only thing I can think of for you although I am also not a fan of the looks of the Fat Nugget 2.

Like the rest said, since you think so highly of your car, bring it to the tracks, go for a time attack and see if you can beat the "shit" DC5s'.

iversonruls
20-11-2007, 05:56 PM
What's wrong with you? :wave:

Honestly IMO, I rather take a AUDM DC5R over a FN2, it simply has more potential and I am sure, with the equal drivers, the AUDM DC5R will be quicker around the track as well.

What advantage does the FN2 have over the DC5?

Suspension (Strut/torson beam vs Strut/Double wishbone) -> No
Power -> No
Weight -> No
Looks -> Debatable

Define your meaning of "shit". Is it in terms of looks? Cause that's the only thing I can think of for you although I am also not a fan of the looks of the Fat Nugget 2.

Like the rest said, since you think so highly of your car, bring it to the tracks, go for a time attack and see if you can beat the "shit" DC5s'.
x2
if dc5 is shit, then fn2 is definately shit too
and he bought a shit car!!
how smart is he??
hahaa

DreadAngel
20-11-2007, 06:00 PM
Nah, he mistaken Type-R for GT-R...

T-onedc2
20-11-2007, 06:34 PM
Ok guys back on topic thanks ;)

markasia
21-11-2007, 02:42 AM
You fail at flame bait. Those in FN2s shouldn't throw.... anything.

P.S. Come to Wakefield in your Fat Nugget 2 and we'll show you how crap DC5s are.

DC5S ARENT CRAP SORRY!!

m0nty ITR
21-11-2007, 06:23 AM
DC5S ARENT CRAP SORRY!!

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

As DreadAngel said, I'm one of the biggest DC5 fanboys here. Turn on your sarcasm plug in.

markasia
21-11-2007, 10:13 AM
fair enuff, didnt know what was going on in here,

2002 TeGgY
21-11-2007, 09:08 PM
this is for FN2TypeR http://honda-portal.com/honda-videos.php?video_id=807

aaronng
21-11-2007, 09:19 PM
We should get a DC5R, DC5S, FN2 and EP3 to Wakefield to compare. And I'll come in my fatty slow Euro.

m0nty ITR
21-11-2007, 09:20 PM
We should get a DC5R, DC5S, FN2 and EP3 to Wakefield to compare. And I'll come in my fatty slow Euro.

I'm up for that. We'd have to handicap the event though. FN2TypeR would say my car is only quicker because it's modded.

aaronng
21-11-2007, 10:01 PM
I'm up for that. We'd have to handicap the event though. FN2TypeR would say my car is only quicker because it's modded.

Give him a 2 second advantage? Unless you are running semis, then give him 4 seconds.

m0nty ITR
22-11-2007, 05:44 AM
Give him a 2 second advantage? Unless you are running semis, then give him 4 seconds.

Sounds fair. Now we just need FN2 to play along. Who can bring a DC5S and an EP3?

2002 TeGgY
23-11-2007, 08:57 PM
wat mods do u have on ur car?

m0nty ITR
24-11-2007, 07:00 AM
wat mods do u have on ur car?

Fujitsubo PG Catback
Toda Headers
Injen CAI
Trust Oil Cooler
Spoon Engine Torque Damper
Spoon Baffled Oil Pan
ARC 36mm Radiator
Tein Flex Coilovers
Rays TE37s 17x7.5
Bridgestone RE55s
Project Mu HC Plus Pads

I'm getting a Hondata KPro after Christmas along with new cams and valve springs. Endless 4 pots are shipping as we speak and INGS carbon bonnet and Spoon final drive should be here any day now. The aim was to make the car bulletproof before going further. The radiator and oil cooler will see to that.

Over the next 6 months I want to get TODA flywheel and clutch, Endless rear 4 pots, C pillar bar, J's Racing under body and fender bars and Cusco rollcage. I'm very fortunate in having a company car too. I wouldn't be able to turn the car into a weekend track car otherwise.

aaronng
24-11-2007, 09:16 AM
^^ With those, he might want more than 4 seconds. What's your PB on wakie?

2002 TeGgY
24-11-2007, 09:19 AM
shit man, ur going all out. how are ur engine mounts handelling it? my car is stock and i broke mine lol

m0nty ITR
24-11-2007, 09:24 AM
^^ With those, he might want more than 4 seconds. What's your PB on wakie?

1:12:86 last time down in September. That was with +60 offset wheels, OEM pads, no cooler, OEM radiator and no rear strut brace. Wheel track is now 60mm wider than last time thanks to +45 wheels with 16mm spacers. That alone should improve stability.

2002teggy, they're doing just fine but I'll upgrade to Spoon items shortly. The car only has 64,000kms and it was dead stock when I bought it at 59,000kms.

The only issue I've had is poorly fitted headers which I need to refit. The spring gasket bolt next to the cat is too long and under load it's hitting the sensor just infront of it. I won't say who fitted them because we usually get silenced anyway.

2002 TeGgY
24-11-2007, 09:39 AM
my car has only done 53,000 kms and i bought it dead stock (still is lol) at 39,000 kms, but i do give it hell lol. waitin on mugen mounts from jdm yard...