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    fn2R 0-100km/h 6.7s

    click watch in high quality

    watch the video and speedo

    for those who still doubt to what honda claimed to be 6.6s

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H5I5...eature=related

    launch at 1km/h at video time 0:07/ 0:25

    reach at 99km/h then 103 km/h at video time 0:13/ 0:25

    104 km/h at video time 0:14/0:25


    Last edited by bodaas; 20-09-2008 at 10:03 PM.
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    sorry mate - i still doubt it and i watched the video

    People who have taken these to the strip - what have they achieved? Honda claims 14.8. That would be a more respectable test.

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    no way the FN2R does it in 6.6 my euro does it in a bit under 8 seconds n theres no way the FN2R felt more than 1 second faster to 100. I reckon its more like 7.0-7.5 seconds to 100

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    I can't read the damn numbers in that fuzzy vid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by damienm View Post
    no way the FN2R does it in 6.6 my euro does it in a bit under 8 seconds n theres no way the FN2R felt more than 1 second faster to 100. I reckon its more like 7.0-7.5 seconds to 100
    You can't compare the Euro the the FN2R. The FN2R is lighter, has shorter ratios and could even have a lighter flywheel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    I can't read the damn numbers in that fuzzy vid.
    did you click high quality video?

    you cant see the number, if you watch normal quality,

    just look at the video time between 0:07 to 0:13 to 0:14, or use pause
    and check the speedo, the video dont tell lies

    i m bit sceptical too
    but there are more article was saying that they had tested and prove it

    so its up to the driver
    Last edited by bodaas; 21-09-2008 at 07:32 AM.
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    hmm .. but then again its all depend on so many factors to reach its 6.6 sec claim.. such as uphill or downhill road, road conditions, weather temperatures, number of passanger on the car, tyre conditions, driver ability .. bla bla etc etc

    honestly.. sometime i feel my car is fast at a time and launch unexpectedly quick especially in cold weather and night but then again sometime is a bit sluggish during a hot summer day ..hell its almost the same as my previous ride which is a wrx ( sometime is violently quick sometime so sluggish) o well ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by bodaas View Post
    did you click high quality video?

    you cant see the number, if you watch normal quality,

    just look at the video time between 0:07 to 0:13 to 0:14, or use pause
    and check the speedo, the video dont tell lies

    i m bit sceptical too
    but there are more article was saying that they had tested and prove it

    so its up to the driver
    Found it, thanks. The high quality thing appears only after the whole video is loaded on my retarded browser. It looks like 0:07 to 0:14. And even with that, the speedo could still be under reading and is also refreshed very slowly. I'd believe 7.0 to 7.x 0-100km/h time. If it was a 0-60mph time, then yes, it could be high 6.x.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    You can't compare the Euro the the FN2R. The FN2R is lighter, has shorter ratios and could even have a lighter flywheel.
    ive had the chance to drive the FN2R as my mate owns one and we often swap our cars so im familiar with how they both feel and just watching the speedo climb to 100, the FN2R doesnt feel significantly faster than the euro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by damienm View Post
    ive had the chance to drive the FN2R as my mate owns one and we often swap our cars so im familiar with how they both feel and just watching the speedo climb to 100, the FN2R doesnt feel significantly faster than the euro.
    Use a stopwatch next time. It is difficult to compare using feel when one car has a responsive needle speedometer and the other has a laggy digital speedo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Use a stopwatch next time. It is difficult to compare using feel when one car has a responsive needle speedometer and the other has a laggy digital speedo.
    haha yeh ive timed it but i just didnt want to give the impression that i was street racing. The FN2R shouldnt be considered a type R its just too heavy for a Type R it made a consistant 7- 7.5 0-100. Ive run the euro against the type r n the euro was only left behind by half a car length. I know that its also the driver but yeh theres no way its 6.6 seconds for the civic

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    i just check this one out, very interesting article

    type R vs clio sport

    http://www.teamhondaturkey.com/forum...t-t8704.0.html

    honda claimed 6.6, they got 6.76s and 0-400 14.94

    renault claimed clio to be 6.9, they got 7.41 and 0-400 15.28

    not bad for heavy type r, weight reduction would get even better

    there are some more about type R vs other, i just forgot the link, they got the same result just close to 6.7 6.8 6.9, well yeah, round up to 7 s ,
    what honda claimed is right, i guess, it depends on the driver
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