2020 Type-R Parts

[elusiveaura]

It’s just that. Fake engine noise that comes through the cabin. The 2020 SI has it now but it supposedly sounds like crap. At least to some youtubers who disabled it.

What does fake engine noise means? Mind to share what exactly is active sound control??

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[123sillyboy123]

It’s just that. Fake engine noise that comes through the cabin. The 2020 SI has it now but it supposedly sounds like crap. At least to some youtubers who disabled it.

Oic.. fake noise.. interesting..dont think it will sound nice to be honest

 

[Harlaquin]

What does fake engine noise means? Mind to share what exactly is active sound control??

They play fake engine noises through the speakers of the car that are directly related to the mode and speed. the faster the car goes the more fake engine /exhaust noise it plays.

 

[tinyman392]

What does fake engine noise means? Mind to share what exactly is active sound control??

If you google Active Sound Control (in the Si) you'll find a few things about it. They use the speakers to pump in engine noise into the cabin. The noise is normally fake engine noise which can be annoying AF. Other users have also said it's not possible to turn off in the Si. In the CTR, the PR reads like it's linked to the drive mode (so +R will have more than comfort for example).

 

[TypeSiR]

Actual price list from Honda bean counter, not:

2020 New Parts
- floating two piece brake rotors $800
- newer brake pads $200
- new front grill $250
- alcantara steering wheel $500
- shocks, revalved $400
- shifter (shorter for 2020) $30
- new knob, tear shape $100
- newer bushings all around $200
- front control arms and knuckle $500
- active sound control module $50
- new fake vents $400
- Honda Sensing $850

2019 MSRP: $37200
2020 New Parts: $4280 (enough to cover severance for the 2000 UK workers)
2020 MSRP: ~$41480 (we'll sell every single one at this new low price)

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[123sillyboy123]

If you google Active Sound Control (in the Si) you'll find a few things about it. They use the speakers to pump in engine noise into the cabin. The noise is normally fake engine noise which can be annoying AF. Other users have also said it's not possible to turn off in the Si. In the CTR, the PR reads like it's linked to the drive mode (so +R will have more than comfort for example).

It sounds like something that i will turn off right away if i have it in my car.

 

[tinyman392]

Actual price list from Honda bean counter, not:

2020 New Parts
- floating two piece brake rotors $800
- newer brake pads $200
- new front grill $250
- alcantara steering wheel $500
- shocks, revalved $400
- shifter (shorter for 2020) $30
- new knob, tear shape $100
- newer bushings all around $200
- front control arms and knuckle $500
- active sound control module $50
- new fake vents $400
- Honda Sensing $850

2019 MSRP: $37200
2020 New Parts: $4280 (enough to cover severance for the 2000 UK workers)
2020 MSRP: ~$41480 (we'll sell every single one at this new low price)

/Arigatō sayōnara

I want the new grill... I'm curious if the new shocks would even be compatible with the older generation CTR models since in theory I think Honda could lock them out with software so the adjustability or whatever else can only work on 2020 models. Similar to how they dealt with the new infotainment volume knob in the 2019 models.

 

[123sillyboy123]

Actual price list from Honda bean counter, not:

2020 New Parts
- floating two piece brake rotors $800
- newer brake pads $200
- new front grill $250
- alcantara steering wheel $500
- shocks, revalved $400
- shifter (shorter for 2020) $30
- new knob, tear shape $100
- newer bushings all around $200
- front control arms and knuckle $500
- active sound control module $50
- new fake vents $400
- Honda Sensing $850

2019 MSRP: $37200
2020 New Parts: $4280 (enough to cover severance for the 2000 UK workers)
2020 MSRP: ~$41480 (we'll sell every single one at this new low price)

/Arigatō sayōnara

Grill is more than i expect .. but if it fits perfectly, i will buy.
Aftermarket one has shitty fitment

 

[tinyman392]

It sounds like something that i will turn off right away if i have it in my car.

A lot of people want to. In the Si, it seems like it can't be turned off.

 

[jasonjm]

Grill is more than i expect .. but if it fits perfectly, i will buy.
Aftermarket one has shitty fitment

And the mismatch of grill screen sucks with aftermarket.

 

[jasonjm]

I want the new grill... I'm curious if the new shocks would even be compatible with the older generation CTR models since in theory I think Honda could lock them out with software so the adjustability or whatever else can only work on 2020 models. Similar to how they dealt with the new infotainment volume knob in the 2019 models.

The shocks work with voltage signal only. Should be an easy swap.

 

[jasonjm]

Actual price list from Honda bean counter, not:

2020 New Parts
- floating two piece brake rotors $800
- newer brake pads $200
- new front grill $250
- alcantara steering wheel $500
- shocks, revalved $400
- shifter (shorter for 2020) $30
- new knob, tear shape $100
- newer bushings all around $200
- front control arms and knuckle $500
- active sound control module $50
- new fake vents $400
- Honda Sensing $850

2019 MSRP: $37200
2020 New Parts: $4280 (enough to cover severance for the 2000 UK workers)
2020 MSRP: ~$41480 (we'll sell every single one at this new low price)

/Arigatō sayōnara

Markup could be really high. There is no word yet on if this is the last year.

 

[123sillyboy123]

A lot of people want to. In the Si, it seems like it can't be turned off.

Thats a stupid "upgrade".. if i have the si.. maybe i will unplug the speaker then

 

[TypeSiR]

A lot of people want to. In the Si, it seems like it can't be turned off.

Turning off adaptive sound control:

 

[123sillyboy123]

One thing i am happy is.. there is no yellow.
I spent a few g to wrap my ctr yellow in and out...
Now that i can relax.

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