Officially Revealed: 2017 Honda Civic Type R with 306 hp / 295 lb-ft

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Nothing about sensing, but the production pictures have some of the sensors included, guess we will see...
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That weight doesn't seem accurate. The UK CTR is 3070lbs. Not sure how it could lose 280lbs.
Yeah. Now I'm reading 35 lbs less than FK2 type R so that would be 3035 lbs. annoying conflicting info. And it is directly from Honda. I think the base Hatchback is just heavier than Google is quoting!! ;)
 
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The 2017 Honda Civic Type R has just been officially revealed and here are the specs announced so far!
  • 306 horsepowers
  • 295 lb-ft torque (from 2500-4500 RPM)
  • 7000 RPM redline
  • FWD only
  • Six speed manual only (with rev match feature)
  • Single mass flywheel
  • Lower final drive ratio (compared to 9th gen)
  • Dual-Axis strut setup
  • Adaptive struts
  • Aluminum lower arms and steering knuckles
  • Helical limited slip differential
  • Tweaked electric power steering rack with variable assist
  • 20-inch wheels
  • Continental ContiSportContact 6 tires
  • Front: Brembo four piston calipers / 13.8 inch cross-drilled rotors
  • Rear: Brembo single piston calipers / 12 inch cross-drilled rotors
  • Sport seats standard
  • Leather-wrapped steering wheel, leather shift boot, the aluminum shift knob and pedal set, all standard.
  • Torsional rigidity is up from 9th gen
  • Weight is down slightly compared to a base 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback – 15 pounds
  • Aluminum hood
  • Driving modes: Comfort, Sport (default setting), and +R (affect steering response, throttle mapping, rev-matching settings, suspension settings, and stability control intervention)
  • Only available in Touring trim
  • Standard 7" touchscreen, navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 540-watt sound system
  • No pricing announced yet, but expected to be in mid-30k range.

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HPJ is lame. He's the one said Si will have a detune 2.0 And he said this CTR is limited. Screw this guy.


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Not too bad, weight-wise, regardless of whether it's 2,800 or 3,000 lbs. Disappointed that power wasn't closer to 350 hp. Honda used to be the king of high specific output, at least back in the N/A days. Mercedes is crushing them with the same displacement powerplant in their A45.
 


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Yeah. Now I'm reading 35 lbs less than FK2 type R so that would be 3035 lbs. annoying conflicting info. And it is directly from Honda. I think the base Hatchback is just heavier than Google is quoting!! ;)
This is what it will be. 2800lbs is a dream.
 

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Quick things I see. New Intake manifold, real carbon, sensing triangle in windshield, timewatch / shift lights in cluster look sweet, nameplate #
I still don't think it'll come with real carbon fiber despite upclose images show that it may. If it were real carbon, why wouldn't Honda advertise that in their press release? I think it's using faux carbon fiber.
 
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