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Author Topic: Civic Type R FN2 vs RunX RSi TRD  (Read 299 times)
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« on: October 25, 2011, 01:35:12 PM »

Okay so in chatting to the Toyota guys around the net it seems that they all seem to think stock on stock that the Civic will pull off slightly quicker and that by the end of second gear the RunX will reel it in and overtake it with ease, this rumour seems to be based on a myth stating that the Toyota engine has higher lift, is there any truth in this theory? I know stock on stock here in South Africa the RSi is a 1.8 VVTi(141kws) and the Civic is the 2.0 Type R engine(147kws), and the rumours going around also seem to state that a chipped RSi will push up to 160kws with induction and exhaust, and that the Type R will push up to 180kws+ with Hondata and induction and exhaust. If this is the case why were these companies hiding this much power inside these brilliant engines? Your thoughts are all welcomed guys Grin
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« Reply #1 on: October 25, 2011, 03:36:54 PM »

Good post Rob! thought provoking - I'm sure it will spark plenty of conversation (hopefully)

Pushing the limits on anything is possible. It's all down to reliability in the end isn't it. If the factory didn't factor in a margin for error (bad fuel, failing components, hard driving abuse etc.) we'd be sitting with plenty of broken motors and a warranty department everywhere in country loaded with claims.

Those figures are all flywheel above and with that also just figures pulled from some dyno's (the modified ones.) from different days, different elevations, SAE corrections - the works.

A chip coupled with an exhaust system and air intake mod netting almost 20kw is not possible unless the original system was so plugged it just wasn't funny. Don't forget we talking RSi here - or a Type R. These are built with the least amount of legal unrestriction and emmisions they can get away with from factory without being slapped with a fine.

Almost 40kw out of a stock Type R. No.

In closing - really, there is no free lunch. Figures are figures and those are unlikely on both platforms. The manufacturers aren't hiding a thing  Grin it's a case of dyno wars and dyno queens battling it out. To quote a favourite movie of mine - what the eyes see and the ears hear the mind believes.

The clever people see through the BS.
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« Reply #2 on: October 25, 2011, 04:10:06 PM »

Almost forgot, Both measured at .050

2ZZ-GE

Intake Low Cam    228° @ 7.6mm
Exhaust Low Cam 228° @ 7.6mm
Intake High Cam    292° @ 11.20mm
Exhaust High Cam 276° @ 10.00mm

2006 K20Z3

Intake Low Cam    194°/200° @ 6.85mm/7.03mm
Exhaust Low Cam 184°/202° @ 6.60mm/6.75mm
Intake High Cam    256° @ 12.06mm
Exhaust High Cam 246° @ 10.76mm

You can clearly see the Type R operates at higher lift on it's high cam with the Toyota operating more aggressive duration low cam with higher lift there.

The secret to the Toyota's pull though is the duration on high cam! and the scavenging / cyl fill work going on with the exhaust cam.

Personally if I were to back a motor, the 2ZZ-GE all the way, and remember - it's 1.8 ;-)
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