boopinderpyhooves
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- Pony
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I just bought this 2020 Civic Sport Hatchback with a CVT. I'm just gong to be honest here at stock I love this car. I had an 8th gen 5 speed manual EX sedan and it was quick, but the 5 speed was a weak link, always killing the 1st reverse syncros with no mods to the car. As much as I wanted another manual, and being informed that the CVT model would not be able to be tuned like the manual version I bought it anyways.
I see thee's a "Race Chip" box for it and 35 extra HP sounds good even 40 sounds good. However I don't want to kill the CVT, and I'm not sure how much boost this mod adds, but I don't want a racer, those days are over and I did't buy the Type R because I don't want a race car.
So is this minor mod safe, and can I just unplug it to pass smog or should I say no? I would just like some more passing power crisper throttle response, less turbo lag, an maybe a CVT Si hatchback. I'm open for all advice.
I see thee's a "Race Chip" box for it and 35 extra HP sounds good even 40 sounds good. However I don't want to kill the CVT, and I'm not sure how much boost this mod adds, but I don't want a racer, those days are over and I did't buy the Type R because I don't want a race car.
So is this minor mod safe, and can I just unplug it to pass smog or should I say no? I would just like some more passing power crisper throttle response, less turbo lag, an maybe a CVT Si hatchback. I'm open for all advice.
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