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Hi everyone.
Is there any after market parts for the New CTR FN2?
Such as Cat back and things like that:
stephen8512
27-07-2007, 01:34 AM
im thinkin at this stage....no
Malenic1981
27-07-2007, 01:57 AM
Try checking some europian and UK sites, they are most likely to start with mods
Check these
http://www.banzai-tuning.de/
Hondata is the way
http://www.cplracing.co.uk/news.php
there's development of the carbon fiber intake from GruppeM for the FN2
Try checking some europian and UK sites, they are most likely to start with mods
Check these
http://www.banzai-tuning.de/
Hondata is the way
http://www.cplracing.co.uk/news.php
For this web site, http://www.banzai-tuning.de/
I found a set of coilcovers for the FN2, however, can't understand the languages in the web site, how can you guys normall order parts from em?
Many thx;)
leave it for another few months , some aftermarket catback , header etc will come out soon
lukits01
27-07-2007, 02:35 PM
CPL have a reflash thats supposedly making 173wHp
its on their website
they have a prototype header+exhaust but wont be releasing just yet
and theres a AEM short ram intake for sale in the UK
I will be testing if previous K20 Flywheel and LSD will fit in the FN2, at this stage, there's no reason to say that they wont.
EP3 front camber bolts will fit FN2 but have not confirmed if they are 14mm or 16mm bolts
Front and Rear Brake Pads are the same as EP3 and therefore same as S2000 as well as AUSDM DC5R (TBC) not sure about the discs, pretty sure the front is same as AUSDM DC5R at 300mm
oh as for wheels
most agressive offset you can get safely is
8J +48
or
7.5J +43
Diameter up to 20" has been ok
[RSX 03]
27-07-2007, 02:50 PM
leave it for another few months , some aftermarket catback , header etc will come out soon
JDM or UK parts?
CPL have a reflash thats supposedly making 173wHp
its on their website
they have a prototype header+exhaust but wont be releasing just yet
and theres a AEM short ram intake for sale in the UK
I will be testing if previous K20 Flywheel and LSD will fit in the FN2, at this stage, there's no reason to say that they wont.
EP3 front camber bolts will fit FN2 but have not confirmed if they are 14mm or 16mm bolts
Front and Rear Brake Pads are the same as EP3 and therefore same as S2000 as well as AUSDM DC5R (TBC) not sure about the discs, pretty sure the front is same as AUSDM DC5R at 300mm
oh as for wheels
most agressive offset you can get safely is
8J +48
or
7.5J +43
Diameter up to 20" has been ok
would 20" be too large for FN2 ?..Coz the car is already a heavy one:confused:
lukits01
27-07-2007, 03:32 PM
would 20" be too large for FN2 ?..Coz the car is already a heavy one:confused:
doesn't stop people from doing it ahhaha
theres a few in the UK forums wearing 20"
no doubt they look nice as they fill the guards
doesn't stop people from doing it ahhaha
theres a few in the UK forums wearing 20"
no doubt they look nice as they fill the guards
I would probably keep it on 18".:p
lukits01
27-07-2007, 07:05 PM
I would probably keep it on 18".:p
Same here, but I have 17s for race rubber in the near future
and seeing that the brakes are same as AUSDM DC5R you could probably fit 16" if you really wanted to
would 20" be too large for FN2 ?..Coz the car is already a heavy one:confused:
come on guys, the trend is 20" now.don't be regret later (like me :(:(
Malenic1981
27-07-2007, 07:59 PM
CPL made some good gains, that's around 20HP@wheels over stock one, not bad at all
come on guys, the trend is 20" now.don't be regret later (like me :(:(
:eek: Wot ve happened to u dude
there's development of the carbon fiber intake from GruppeM for the FN2
Where do you get this info from ?
Just have had a look at the GruppeM web site, no air intake for FN2:(
Wazza
04-08-2007, 09:38 PM
Rumour has it that James from Hondata/Hondatech has just purchased a Civic Type R and is using it as a test car to develop a header, exhaust, intake, ECU combination for the FN2. Waiting in anticipation.....
Chris_typer
05-08-2007, 12:25 PM
Rumour has it that James from Hondata/Hondatech has just purchased a Civic Type R and is using it as a test car to develop a header, exhaust, intake, ECU combination for the FN2. Waiting in anticipation.....
That sounds awesome...only thing is the new ECU that hondata has released disables the stock honda immobiliser and for some, well for me that is my actual insurance company won't insure me unless the immobiliser is enabled..hopefully James can actually rectify this through his testing.
lukits01
05-08-2007, 01:13 PM
Rumour has it that James from Hondata/Hondatech has just purchased a Civic Type R and is using it as a test car to develop a header, exhaust, intake, ECU combination for the FN2. Waiting in anticipation.....
http://www.hondatech.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=1504
Chris_typer
05-08-2007, 01:35 PM
http://www.hondatech.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=1504
This looks insane...probably encourage anyone wanting to do mod's to there new FN2 to wait for hondatech to complete this project first.
Wazza
05-08-2007, 08:16 PM
That sounds awesome...only thing is the new ECU that hondata has released disables the stock honda immobiliser and for some, well for me that is my actual insurance company won't insure me unless the immobiliser is enabled..hopefully James can actually rectify this through his testing.
The Aus Spec Hondata ECU will allow for the factory immobilser to still function...
The Aus Spec Hondata ECU will allow for the factory immobilser to still function...
so do you know where could buy one of these ECU?
Wazza
06-08-2007, 12:04 AM
The Hondata ECU is only in the inital stages of development, at a guess I would say you need to wait at least six months until they are released.
Chris_typer
06-08-2007, 07:01 PM
so do you know where could buy one of these ECU?
Yes well I actually posted in the Hondata forum and apparently the guy actually design the ECU and other mod's has about 4 stores in NSW's alone which sells his parts...so I suppose when it gets closer to release date, I will be asking where abouts we can purchase the mods.
The Hondata ECU is only in the inital stages of development, at a guess I would say you need to wait at least six months until they are released.
yea..you are right. Just recieved an e-mail from TODA, and they told me the Hondata ECU (immbolizer enable) would be released after 6 months.
Chris_typer
09-08-2007, 12:13 PM
yea..you are right. Just recieved an e-mail from TODA, and they told me the Hondata ECU (immbolizer enable) would be released after 6 months.
Thats alright not that long...was going to have to wait that long till i get some money anyway.
Thats alright not that long...was going to have to wait that long till i get some money anyway.
LOL...same here
Chris_typer
10-08-2007, 10:14 PM
LOL...same here
Btw i just got my new system in yesterday and looks great...be taking some photos tomorrow sometime and be sure to post them up and show everyone what the system looks like...thats were all my money has gone atm:p
hengz
13-08-2007, 05:00 AM
goodies for the new baby. the mind can't wait but the wallet sure can.
DynoDave
13-08-2007, 07:01 AM
Rumour has it that James from Hondata/Hondatech has just purchased a Civic Type R and is using it as a test car to develop a header, exhaust, intake, ECU combination for the FN2. Waiting in anticipation.....
Yes this is 100% correct he picked the car up last week and I had a look at it when I was in Melbourne last week,he has already had it on the dyno for testing.
Regards Dyno Dave
Wazza
13-08-2007, 05:42 PM
Yes this is 100% correct he picked the car up last week and I had a look at it when I was in Melbourne last week,he has already had it on the dyno for testing.
Regards Dyno Dave
And did someone say 140kw at the wheels completely stock.....
Turns out that the FN2 CTR might not be as lame as its been made out to be.....
hengz
13-08-2007, 11:09 PM
anyone sourced a new fuel cap yet? eager to replace mine before i've even got the car
lukits01
14-08-2007, 12:32 AM
And did someone say 140kw at the wheels completely stock.....
Turns out that the FN2 CTR might not be as lame as its been made out to be.....
its at the hubs not wheels
Wazza
14-08-2007, 05:22 PM
its at the hubs not wheels
Details, details...
Is there anyone thinking to mod the front brakes to Brembo???
sitta
14-08-2007, 08:16 PM
Is there anyone thinking to mod the front brakes to Brembo???
brembo plastic cover from ebay maybe lol it will cost heaps of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Im just planning to paint my calipers red and powdercoating the rims to white
Chris_typer
15-08-2007, 03:10 PM
brembo plastic cover from ebay maybe lol it will cost heaps of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Im just planning to paint my calipers red and powdercoating the rims to white
dodge spec!! lol yeh red calipers would be good...
brembo plastic cover from ebay maybe lol it will cost heaps of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Im just planning to paint my calipers red and powdercoating the rims to white
but a real Brembo looks stunning man. Just wondering how much would it be :eek:
Chris_typer
17-08-2007, 11:26 PM
yeh true would be off tap. id rather spend money on air-intake wen it gets released
Hey..anyone know anything about the FN2 mods released?
but a real Brembo looks stunning man. Just wondering how much would it be
Ive seen Brembo caliper covers off ebay for ~$10.
hengz
02-09-2007, 09:21 PM
the jdm dc5r brembos fit onto fn2? im thinking about gettin some but not sure if they'll it
ennavoli
02-09-2007, 11:09 PM
the jdm dc5r brembos fit onto fn2? im thinking about gettin some but not sure if they'll it
The jdm DC5R brembos will never bolt on directly onto the FN2. You might be looking at changing the control arms/drive shafts or even the whole undercarriage, which does not make financial sense.
I do not know about FN2, but for EP3 which is more similar to a DC5R, there are too much costs involved to even consider about the conversion.
Are you changing it for looks? I believe the standard brakes on the FN2 is already very good, why not just change pads and have a go at it?
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