jred721
Senior Member
- First Name
- James
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2018
- Threads
- 36
- Messages
- 1,491
- Reaction score
- 1,137
- Location
- Northern Virginia
- Vehicle(s)
- '20 Accord Sport
To be fair, your "my bad" with the laughing emoji next to it didn't seem too sincere earlier, just saying. But not trying to drag this on man, my reaction was the way it was because there have been countless 2.0 threads that have been derailed by 1.5 owners coming in and bashing us. It gets extremely annoying when you're trying to have a productive discussion and someone comes in with "yeah but my tuned 1.5 would smoke your 2.0" and you're not even talking about it. That's why you'll see other 2.0 guys act similarly because they've all seen it.I already said my bad for not realizing I was in the 2.0 thread. I don't hate the 2.0, its just not for me, I drove one as a loaner and it was not a fun car to drive at all. Vtec kicked in 300 rpms from when the transmission shifted and it lacked life. Im sure a Ktuner and a 6MT would help it out a lot but its a commuter a-b car. nothing wrong with that. Again, I now realize what thread im in and I treat you all accordingly going forward
As for the 2.0 being lifeless, KTuner certainly wakes it up. Not just power wise, but in driving experience as well. Hitting VTEC is legitimately fun now even in the CVT and with increased throttle response settings the engine feels really eager. My Daily has 456 HP and I still find driving the Civic pretty fun, that says a lot as I originally bought this car as an appliance. As far as aftermarket mods go, I really hope they start to catch up because there are a lot more owners with the K20C2 out there now with their new Civic Sports trying to modify, but the aftermarket is dead. Although personally, I'm not one to buy a CVT Civic and invest heavily into it with mods, rather do that with another car with more power potential and at least a real automatic transmission but I can definitely see how some might want to.
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