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 Originally Posted by maracer
Tofu 123kw atw with just cat back is great  What type is it?
i have the fujitsubo powergetter on my TypeS.
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 Originally Posted by 2002 TeGgY
umm, generally stiffer is better...are you trying to tell me that the platform of the DC5 base model is better?? its not called a type r for fun...i agree about the dc5s having a more powerful engine, but its also heavier...jus my opinion and btw K&N Typhoon intake would give you no gains if anything you may lose power...
i did own a base model DC5 before i had this TypeS, and after the usual suspension mods (strut bars, sway bars, shocks/springs or coilovers) my base can hold it's own against the TypeR when driving spiritedly. Many of my friends with TypeR can't believe it themselves. But on corner exits of course the TypeR leaves me behind for sure.
but anyway, comparing the base and typeS in terms of chassis strength, it's similar if anything you can't really notice the difference, unless you're at the limit say on a track. And ontop of that, I would really doubt you can tell the difference in chassis strength between a TypeS and a TypeR. One car may roll less but that probably isn't the chassis, but more the difference in springs/shocks.
Last edited by Tofu; 05-08-2007 at 10:24 PM.
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well i owned a DC5 base as well, and stock to stock you cant even compare. i was mainly reffering to stock form, with the R you have a better package to start with
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As far as i know if the type s and the type r have the same sussy and rim/tire set up. the type s has a more ridged feel due to the upgrade strut bar. but there almost identical.
the au Type S is based on the JDM Type R facelift model.
 Originally Posted by Tofu
i did own a base model DC5 before i had this TypeS, and after the usual suspension mods (strut bars, sway bars, shocks/springs or coilovers) my base can hold it's own against the TypeR when driving spiritedly. Many of my friends with TypeR can't believe it themselves. But on corner exits of course the TypeR leaves me behind for sure.
but anyway, comparing the base and typeS in terms of chassis strength, it's similar if anything you can't really notice the difference, unless you're at the limit say on a track. And ontop of that, I would really doubt you can tell the difference in chassis strength between a TypeS and a TypeR. One car may roll less but that probably isn't the chassis, but more the difference in springs/shocks.
Im after the Integra (DC5) Type S "Workshop" Service Manuel. help a brother out
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 Originally Posted by EL_DC5
the au Type S is based on the JDM Type R facelift model.
I don't think so...
Our TypeS chassis is based on the JDM TypeS (the Japanese base model) chassis, with the hole cut out for the sunroof
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 Originally Posted by Tofu
I don't think so...
Our TypeS chassis is based on the JDM TypeS (the Japanese base model) chassis, with the hole cut out for the sunroof
The Chassis are the same man, there are no extra supports in the JDM DC5R in the roof. Sunroof is aesthetics but my flex abit more due to lack of flex distribution in the roof
Im after the Integra (DC5) Type S "Workshop" Service Manuel. help a brother out
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So besides Brembos and Recaros why would those in Japan get the Type R over the Type S? Surely there are some enhancements in the Type R chassis.
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This is getting a bit off topic
But anywayz the JDM DC5R face lift 05-06 is 100kg’s lighter & does the ¼ in 14.3sec’s
I’d say there’s a lot different
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 Originally Posted by m0nty ITR
So besides Brembos and Recaros why would those in Japan get the Type R over the Type S? Surely there are some enhancements in the Type R chassis.
the JDM TypeS only has the 118kw engine.
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 Originally Posted by maracer
This is getting a bit off topic 
But anywayz the JDM DC5R face lift 05-06 is 100kg’s lighter & does the ¼ in 14.3sec’s
I’d say there’s a lot different 
yeh it is getting a bit offtopic, anyway i reckon very nice results. oh and btw im getting a toda catback installed in my car in about 3 weeks and eventually im getting GruppeM and toda headers...should be interesting to see the comparison in ATW KW between the R and the S with the same mods
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JDM Type S has nothing on Our Type S. We got a hybrid version as in some of both cars . AU S has better engine than AU R, apparently better strut brace but it does weigh 70k more cause of sound proofing, leather and creature comforts but i still managed to pull a 14.48 down WSID with just a GruppeM intake cant wait for a toda heads exhaust
Last edited by EL_DC5; 10-08-2007 at 09:58 AM.
Im after the Integra (DC5) Type S "Workshop" Service Manuel. help a brother out
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 Originally Posted by maracer
This is getting a bit off topic 
But anywayz the JDM DC5R face lift 05-06 is 100kg’s lighter & does the ¼ in 14.3sec’s
I’d say there’s a lot different 
Facelift Jdm DC5R has different steering and shorter gears.
and much nicer streamline look
Im after the Integra (DC5) Type S "Workshop" Service Manuel. help a brother out
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