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  1. #13
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    Join Date
    May 2007
    Location
    Melb
    Car:
    Mitsuhondabaru HiAce

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    yeah, used to have a 94 gsi teg for about 2 years... was a great car for what it was. Although it was sort of a substitute till i could afford an ITR.
    got one now, never been happier. It is WORLDS apart.

    In the course of this transition, some ppl asked me why i was selling my integra to buy another integra that was more than twice the price...

    well, i guess they'll never know.

  2. #14
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    Join Date
    Dec 2004
    Car:
    integra Type R
    they'll never know until u beat em...hehe..

    well the VTiR simply teases you with the true capabilities of the type R. When ur in the VTiR u think that its not far from the ITR feel, but once u own one u'l never go back...the sheer balance between power and control is indescribable..

  3. #15
    I had previously emailed a tuner in regards to getting the full potential out of my car. They had replied to me last night and stated that they could help me get similar performance out of my car as a type R or better!

    This was clearly music to my ears and I was quite excited at the time. All my faith was restored but after some time I started thinking again. Even if they could get it upto the same or better power after i/h/e and tune. Would it b the same feel? or is it just pure power? For example will the acceleration still lose out. The ITR cams are more aggressive right? So vtec really KIcks in in ITR right? Spose thats y ppl go 'VTEC JUST KICKED IN YO!'. I've always wondered y ppl say that cuz my vtec is kinda linear... just a litte faster and louder... no kicking around my street.

    Anyways, any experiences from people who have messed around with their VTiRs? regrets or pride?

  4. #16
    You know you want too... Array
    Join Date
    Sep 2005
    Location
    Sydney
    Car:
    DC2R + VT750c2
    i remember when i bought mine almost 8 years ago, i drove the VTIR then the ITR and there was quite the difference... VTIR felt numb, while the ITR felt raw and alive...

    i wouldnt mind the sunroof, and the rattles and noisiness you get in an ITR resulting from the suspension setup and everything gets bothersome, but then you find a nice road where you can throw it around a bit and it all makes sense...

    go drive one mate

  5. #17
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    Join Date
    May 2005
    Car:
    a honda i guess...
    Quote Originally Posted by 94dc2tegz View Post
    Most people who have their ITR on sale don't want test drivers.
    you can drive mine for $10.00/km
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  6. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by hui View Post
    you can drive mine for $10.00/km
    wow.. what a bargain.

  7. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by Zilli View Post
    i remember when i bought mine almost 8 years ago, i drove the VTIR then the ITR and there was quite the difference... VTIR felt numb, while the ITR felt raw and alive...
    I get the numb feeling! but since i don't know the feeling of an ITR i just pass of it off. But i know it's there! wow i'm missing out lol.

    Initially in my head it was GSi<<VTiR<ITR
    after reading what u guys are saying it feels like GSi<VTiR<<<ITR
    ZOMG! such a fool i am.

  8. #20
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    Sep 2005
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    far beyond reach
    u can never b satisfy with what u got...trust me once u got an itr, u then want an s2k etc and so on...my suggestion is to keep ur vtir or go turbo.

  9. #21
    Deffinatly do it man! work work and work to get that car of urs! im in the same boat! full time work, full time student at uni; saving for my own honda.

    you wont regret it man! believe me!
    It goes like a Zyrtec... I mean Vtec.

  10. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by akira96 View Post
    u can never b satisfy with what u got...trust me once u got an itr, u then want an s2k etc and so on...my suggestion is to keep ur vtir or go turbo.
    well, my friend (who has no idea about cars) said the same thing. When I said "i'm selling" he looked at me like a retard. To him a car is a car if it doesn't make funny sounds and is obviously not working well he thinks that it's fine. So he's like why not get a ferrari?(sarcastically obviously)

    But the ITR is a possible dream and honestly it's the only car I've always wanted. Sure once I there are ALWAYS better cars but they're like obviously ridiculously expensive and quite obviously a impractical goal. I duno, the ITR to me just makes sense as most ppl will say that the ITR is more value than the other variants.

  11. #23
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    Jul 2006
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    CD5 Accord VTi-S
    will you be doing a lot of track work? because honestly thats where all the engineering benefits of the itr shine, if you are just using it as a daily then most of the features you pay more for will go unnoticed. you seem to have put the itr on a pedestal and, not doubting its capability, you have to look at whether the significant price hike from your dc2 is truly justifiable. not to say you can't get one at a later date either (this thread makes them sound almost rare) when you will have finighed uni and have more time and money get the most out of it.

  12. #24
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    Join Date
    Aug 2003
    Location
    HPR Workshop
    Car:
    Honda Camira
    Some great comments here...

    ITR is a great car.. but heaps of owners upgrade to evos ahaha

    sometimes in life u have to make do with what u got... I have been thinkin about upgrading for sometime, but the end of the day it isnt about the fastest lap times or the best handling car..its how u enjoy the car and how much fun it is..

    Give me a huyundai lantra.. i'll strip the Farker and track it.. watch me smile
    Last edited by BlitZ; 15-11-2007 at 09:28 AM.
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