fightingfish
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- 2018 Civic SI sedan
Is there anything the community could do to put pressure on Honda for a recall?
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noIs there anything the community could do to put pressure on Honda for a recall?
In many drive by wire vehicles such as the Civic, 75% via the throttle pedal translates to a greater than 75% opening of the throttle body. They two are typically not linear either.Is it me or is 3/4 throttle pretty much the same as full throttle. I don't really notice a difference between the two.
A recall? you can’t be serious lmao. There is zero chance of that happening.It's worried me enough that I'm staying stock. I'm hoping that Honda does a recall for the Sis and gives us a decent clutch.
Can you please elaborate on "not knowing how to drive". I want to tune my car as well, but if I fall into that category of not knowing how to drive, then I will probably stay stock.A recall? you can’t be serious lmao. There is zero chance of that happening.
Clutch works perfectly fine as long as you don’t modify the car to produce power it wasn’t designed for.
I truly believe the people having trouble with the clutch that are stock do not know how to drive.
I agree...I think the problem is in the driver's seat, not in the mechanics...A recall? you can’t be serious lmao. There is zero chance of that happening.
Clutch works perfectly fine as long as you don’t modify the car to produce power it wasn’t designed for.
I truly believe the people having trouble with the clutch that are stock do not know how to drive.
Yeah not true my car slipped while stock on a dyno run to see how much power it makes. Everyone who really knows about these cars can say that the clutch is shit.I agree...I think the problem is in the driver's seat, not in the mechanics...
We'll just have to agree to disagree. Too many variables to count.Yeah not true my car slipped while stock on a dyno run to see how much power it makes. Everyone who really knows about these cars can say that the clutch is shit.
True but majority say the clutch is bad. I have never felt a clutch like this Honda ever lol stock is so light that anyone can learn without stalling on it.We'll just have to agree to disagree. Too many variables to count.
While that is sorta true, my '15 Si felt the exact same way to me. It certainly isn't like the one in my Mustang GT I used to own - my left calf was twice the size of the right from pushing it ...but I still won't say it's 'defective'...True but majority say the clutch is bad. I have never felt a clutch like this Honda ever lol stock is so light that anyone can learn without stalling on it.
Probably so considering they want you to believe it's normal for hydraulically-actuated clutches to slip as opposed to mechanically-actuated clutches. Good god - dealers will just say anything to dismiss people!Think they'd blame it on the 0.02 hp increase?