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- First Name
- Justin
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- Sep 2, 2018
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i haven't experienced any of the transmission grind issues that people have. Just because you never experienced it, doesn't mean it's not there.I never overheated a b series never had a issue with my s2000 an they have been ran way harder than this thing...
Amen to that... i jumped into this purchase from my previous car which is double the price... I did remotely thought about a M3 but the outlay of cash just isn't right (and I have two college going kids) Yeah there are things the CTR lacks but at the end of the day, it's a $35k car.... not a 80k car.I agree with you on some of the stuff you say but the constant complaining and bickering gets old.
Your right, there are some people who thinks the CTR is like the best thing ever made, which it isn't. But to call the car "no good" is a bit too much. It's clearly a capable car for the price range that it is in.
However, complaining about build quality on a car based off of a civic is just . Not sure what you expected out of a car that is made off of a platform that costs 20k.
will only help with heat escaping at low speed and stopped, been tested already as well a hood spacers
Have you been able to get rid of the overheating issue with your mods ? Has anyone bent "real time racing"s ear to see what they did to resolve this issue?No, I am running a wide open louvered scoop replacement and has sat in pouring rain and tracked in pouring rain with zero issues.
oil cooler ?It has helped, but still is an issue with more power and higher ambient temps we have here in GA. Last week I did some testing using a bone stock CTR. Testing a new unreleased part, temps were much better, but still analizing the data collected.
Thanks for the info. I wonder if Honda will fix anything ? I'm guessing they will not since it's a track only overheat condition...Currently running 25 row fully ducted Setrab setup, requires removal of stock brake duct, although i have seen that the ducts dont really work well anyway. I am working on a 19 row setrab setup for production use, fully ducted, retains brake duct, no permanent modifications to the car other than opening foglight panel and venting the fender line, nearly double the surface area of the HKS setup.
as for the TCR cars, they still suffer from some temperature issues but I have seen the cars in person and talked to some of the crew. I have worked with Pro race teams for many years. Those cars were specifically built for racing, the CTR was built for the road and can see the track. The TCR cars have coolers designed and placed for racing, and ducted properly as well. My CTR has everything ducted, but placement and changing orientation of some of the factory items would greatly help cooling efficiency but is very difficult in the street chassis, whereas the TCR car has much more usable space.