17CivicTypeR_Brian
Aiming for 400whp out of the TypeR.
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- '17 Black CTR #4071, 16 MDX Tech
Shoot even the parking sensors would have been a nice standard feature. Hasn't happened yet, but I don't want to bump bumpers on a car like this!Where's the blind spot cam? The HomeLink garage door buttons? Spare tire? Remote start? Auto-dimming rearview? Heated mirrors? Those are all options that take nothing away from the Type R, yet they don't even offer them as add-ons. It's not like it even adds significant weight for those concerned with that, except the spare. Just remove it for the track.
If that was the case, they should have withheld the Navigation system. Not arguing with you specifically @alphatrion but the whole one trim level with standard, non-customizable equipment list is rather outdated.These options were left out by design. They know die hard fans like us are going to buy the car immediately so they are able to save some money. Then a year or two down the road they will add in some of those options. I bought a 2005 s2000 and it had a ton of stuff over the Ap1. But even the following year they added traction control and passenger airbag turn off. Maybe more, don't recall.
The car has 4 doors and 4 seats with ?12? airbags and what 12 speaker audio and navigation (so you don't get lost on AutoX course maybe? haha). It is most certainly not a race car BUT it has the bones to become one with some equipment deletion, tires, and perhaps a handful of other small things.
I do hope Honda builds a 'base' version and/or a more hardcore version with 2 seats, no navi, perhaps no interior carpet etc, and another 30+ hp.
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