ThorSellsCars
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- First Name
- Will
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- Mar 18, 2019
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- Houston TX
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- 2019 CW CTR, 2019 Honda Civic EX 1.5T (Sold)
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Sadly, untrue. Youāre clearly like me, and have a flawless one.Not to take it off topic but the gear crunch is not an actual real issue- it's just shifting before your foot is pressing the clutch all the way to the floor. People are just occasionally moving their hand quicker than their leg that's all it is- the short shifter makes it quite easy to do this by mistake(especially if you are accelerating quickly) and some people let themselves get sloppy with timing. Easy mistake to make(I've done it too) but easy to prevent once you know that's what causes it.
Another variant of the R is in the works; I am expecting a possible Chicago Auto Show reveal. It is very possible that this is the Acura S concept, however.
The CTR picked up some minor refreshments, none of which will be looked down upon on. The grill update was almost a necessity as it has been the weakest link of the car.
One thing is true- Honda has sold a lot of R's and it will continue to do so.
I donāt see any reason why the rotors wouldnāt swap over. It might be worth waiting on the grill to let others test the effectiveness. It looks marginally different and I donāt see it cooling more than the eBay or ProCivic grills, but I might be wrong.Looking at replacing my grill with a 2020 and hopefully the rotors can be swapped. Wont be trading my 18 for it.
Im sure honda engineers tested it for heat soak, I am curious to know if the intercooler is a tad bigger.I donāt see any reason why to rotors wouldnāt swap over. It might be worth waiting on the grill to let others test the effectiveness. It looks marginally different and I donāt see it cooling more than the eBay or ProCivic grills, but I might be wrong.
If the shifter and grill yield positive feedback Iāll update mine.
The reviews will be interesting.
There is debate that the sensing added motors that changed the steering feel, and because of that they had to adjust the front suspension to bring back āsteering feelā,. But then they also had to balance out the rear as well. And then it was too stiff, so they had to further soften it.I'm surprised by the Honda Sensing hate. It's a pretty welcomed feature. Canadians got the lane watch and it's fantastic. I wish we got all the Honda Sensing features.
I guarantee someone will have a purist build sheet here in a few years of the best OEM parts from each R and that car will be put in a bubble lolThere is debate that the sensing added motors that changed the steering feel, and because of that they had to adjust the front suspension to bring back āsteering feelā,. But then they also had to balance out the rear as well. And then it was too stiff, so they had to further soften it.
Between this, and the sound control, the FK8 first release is the purest.
The second dulls the experience.
Thus a first release along with a few choice minor upgrades from the second will in my opinion be sought after in the future over a second release FK8 (MY2020).
Whatever makes you sleep better at night lol.There is debate that the sensing added motors that changed the steering feel, and because of that they had to adjust the front suspension to bring back āsteering feelā,. But then they also had to balance out the rear as well. And then it was too stiff, so they had to further soften it.
Between this, and the sound control, the FK8 first release is the purest.
The second dulls the experience.
Thus a first release along with a few choice minor upgrades from the second will in my opinion be sought after in the future over a second release FK8 (MY2020).