Showing posts with label Hothatch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hothatch. Show all posts
Civic generations
Posted by kopok
Monday, January 24, 2011
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Honda Civic, the most known Japanese hatchback of them all. Especially among tuners, easy to tune and extremely light. JDM tuning scene definitely wouldn't be the same without it. Like Mr.Ichishima said: "Hey, Honda Civic is a Japanese national treasure!"
What is your favorite generation of Civic?
1st generation
2nd generation
3rd generation
4th generation
5th generation
6th generation
7th generation
8th generation
EG6
Posted by kopok
Friday, January 7, 2011
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Turbo EG6
Posted by kopok
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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My favorite hot-hatch of all time. Honda Civic EG6, I'm a proud owner of one, I hope to make it as beautiful as this hot monster on Mugen MF8 rims.
EG6 powered by B18a1 engine with GSR head and boosted with Garret T3 turbo.
Car produces 450 horsepower and 335 lb/ft of torque. Quarter mile time: 12.2seconds at 123Mph
Check it out here.
EG6 powered by B18a1 engine with GSR head and boosted with Garret T3 turbo.
Car produces 450 horsepower and 335 lb/ft of torque. Quarter mile time: 12.2seconds at 123Mph
Check it out here.
SKR EG6 at Tsukuba
Posted by kopok
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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On board video of SKR Honda Civic EG6 running at Tsukuba Circuit. NA monster with b18c (Integra Type R) engine and EK9 camshafts, running a great time of 1:05:XX. Not exactly a super lap like HKS EVO VIII, but for NA hot-hatch that’s impressive! Few lap times of stock cars at Tsukuba by Best motoring:
| Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 8 RS | 1:04:151 |
| Honda NSX-R | 1:06:01 |
| Mugen Civic RR | 1:06:68 |
| Honda NSX Type-S | 1:06:57 |
| Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R V-spec | 1:07:09 |
Mugen RNR on Civic EF9
Posted by kopok
Friday, February 5, 2010
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Civic EF on Mugen RNR rims, another oldschool hot-hatch. It was the first Civic model that had VTEC B series installed. B16 after 20 years still popular among tuners because of it’s potential in tuning and reliability. Japanese really know how to build an engine, although oldschool body shapes and designs might not be popular in mainstream, JDM enthusiasts know it’s classic and they love it:)
Must say I regret they don’t produce cars like this any more. With 150 stock horsepower engine isn’t productive like some monsters, but 900kg lightweight body is something that new cars don’t have any more. Check out the potential of an old EF9 like this: Spoon Sports Civic EF9 video. Enjoy!


Must say I regret they don’t produce cars like this any more. With 150 stock horsepower engine isn’t productive like some monsters, but 900kg lightweight body is something that new cars don’t have any more. Check out the potential of an old EF9 like this: Spoon Sports Civic EF9 video. Enjoy!













