mm didnt get any replies Re the new Civic Type R or newer FD civics.. anyone sourced a reliable site to find ratios for either?
would be nice to get something to update my spreadsheet with =P
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mm didnt get any replies Re the new Civic Type R or newer FD civics.. anyone sourced a reliable site to find ratios for either?
would be nice to get something to update my spreadsheet with =P
www.carsales.com.au's research section.Quote:
Originally Posted by wlee2
FD2R: www.honda.co.jp or www.honda.com.my
found it else where..
but neway
updated with alot of new stuff..
07+ CTR
EP3R +EP3
FG2, FA5, FD5, CL9, CM5 and CP2
it says my 98-01 accord shifts at 7800. That is hardly the case, moreso 6200 rpm :)
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Originally Posted by SiReal
you can actually modify that.. since every engine is slightly different =P
its almost impossible to cover all bases in terms of shift point =P
also because the F series shares the same page as the H series =P.. so i covered for the higher reving engine =P
That's some nice work mate.
Minor edit to the title made.
bumpo for good info! i just learned what powerband is lol.. such a noob i am. after knowing what powerband is, this info is somehow much more interesting now.
before i knew what it was... this info was just like... nnyeh.
anyways... come get some!
> I think the Euro page isn't for our Euro as redline is 7150rpm, so we can't reach the 7800rpm is tells us is the shift point.
I don't think the GLi and CXi EK civic stuff is correct either.
3.0 1st, 2.070 2nd and 1.5 3rd gear, 4.8 final drive and 8000rpm shift point.
I wish.
Maybe 3.2, 1.7 & 1.2ish and 7000rpm redline.
Nick.
the redline is a "VARIABLE"Quote:
Originally Posted by nd55
please peoeple read the first page.
civic has to cater for anywhere from the D series engines to the B series even a Euro K series which B and K have 8000+ Redline..
same for some of the other cars.. you can change it!