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It's sprung suckaAnd weight savings too. Lower unsprung mass![]()
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It's sprung suckaAnd weight savings too. Lower unsprung mass![]()
I left the dealership with 5 miles on the clock on my FK8 and raped it
held like a champ
I remember I saw that video and went oh shit after literally doing all of the things he said not to do with my Scion tCgood to hear you have no issues - it's hard to wait that's for sure!
That said, there's a good Engineering Explained video around why the break-in period exists (as opposed to the idea that it's not needed) - primarily it's so that any imperfections are ground down smoothly.
Also references the NSX where Honda specifically break-in the engine on that car before installation.
Ouch. Yea it may not always be noticeable as a malfunction or specific 'issue' or anything like that - the potentially noticeable symptoms might be things like less power, because the rings didn't seat correctly for example (doesn't mean this is always the case, just a possibility). Or it may be that any related issue that shows up, shows up after 5 years instead of 6 years (just for example) - given the car could then be out of the warranty period, I imagine that's likely why 'break-in' is not a prominent featured sign that hangs down from the windscreen when you buy it...I remember I saw that video and went oh shit after literally doing all of the things he said not to do with my Scion tC
70k miles and no issues so it must've have been that bad lol
Lower mass, yes, but not unsprung. The wing is, after all, supported by the springs.And weight savings too. Lower unsprung mass![]()
JDM is 1,450 kg, but US model will probably be slightly different: https://www.honda.co.jp/CIVICTYPE-R/common/pdf/civictype-r_spec_list.pdfAny indication of how much the car weighs?
Look above your comment for additional clarification - I'm thinking some stronger bolts between the spoiler and the hatch should unspring it.Lower mass, yes, but not unsprung. The wing is, after all, supported by the springs.
I believe another user claimed only 38 lbs heavier.it was shown some on thread, like 70lbs more.
Hyundai Elantra N has the best options and UI. Can turn TC off while moving, can change any variable in many combinations. Got in the Type R and was like WTF. For a track focused car, it could be a bit better in giving the driver more control over what they want to do.Does this mean that I still have to turn off 10 different annoyances every time I get in the car?
I sure as hell hope somebody can code this crap off by default. All this garbage in the name of safety. It completely ruins the driving experience and nobody will ever convince me otherwise.
I left the BMW world (in part) thinking that I can get away from this nonsense, but it sounds like it’s the standard nowadays and here to stay for good.
“Spung mass”,And weight savings too. Lower unsprung mass![]()