NewCivicRs
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- CIVIC.FK4
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- Civic 1.5 Turbo RS
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This is weird, I've owned the car since 2017, the turbo usually starts spooling around 2500 rpm (2 to 3 bars in the gauge) @4000rpm the gauge is almost at 70%.I've owned my 1.5 turbo for 3 years. I've never gotten a rush of power at 2500 rpm. It usually happens in the 3500-4000 rpm range. All normal for our car.
You do realize the turbo dash gauge on the non-Si is basically a toy for "entertainment purposes" mostly.This is weird, I've owned the car since 2017, the turbo usually starts spooling around 2500 rpm (2 to 3 bars in the gauge) @4000rpm the gauge is almost at 70%.
I live at 0 meters above sea.