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    Which Honda is best for road rego'd track car?

    Hi All,

    My name is Rod, and I am seriously considering getting into a honda as a road registered track car. After mucking around with WRX's for a couple of years, I like the appeal of a fast, fun and reliable track/road car.

    Keen to hear people's thoughts about what would be best?

    The DC2R Integra Type R sound like a great thing. I have also seen a few modded earlier modded civics with the B18C7 motor that look to be a great starting point. What model would you get with a $10-12k budget ??

    Cheers,

    Rod
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    10-12 you're looking at a vti-r civic EK. Good B series engine. Good track project as well. Cheap to keep as a daily and parts aren't hugely expensive.
    Lisa is a nut. She has a rubber butt. Everytime she turns around it goes putt putt.

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      #3
      98+ VTiR Integra

      just add B20VTEC
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        #4
        U can get dc2r for 12G.. And they are the rawest type R!
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          Type R would be my choice
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            Re: Which Honda is best for road rego'd track car?

            DC2R + K24 = win

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              It depends what you want to achieve right? There's an EG running around with a B16 engine and he does pretty quick times around Wakefield...drives it to the limit. I've got a DC2R but run pretty cruisey times by comparison.

              Is it going to stay registered just so you can drive to the track and mechanics, or will it also be a daily driver? Do you want to mod it out or keep it reasonably comfortable because it's your only car, etc etc?

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                #8
                Also depends on how much you want to spend on it

                Maybe stretch the budget and find a K-swap equipped car?
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                  Originally posted by m0nty View Post
                  DC2R + K24 = win
                  is that legal without engineering certificate?
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                    Originally posted by tinkerbell View Post
                    is that legal without engineering certificate?
                    isn't a b20 in the same boat!
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                      200cc displacement increase vs 600cc increase... so no not really...

                      For more info re replacement engines and capacity increases read: http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registrati...s_nov_2007.pdf
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                        Originally posted by Karl View Post
                        isn't a b20 in the same boat!
                        no.

                        it is not - as berty said 1834cc to 1974cc is well within the 15% allowable increase in capacity, plus it requires no modifications to any mounts/exhaust/intake/fuel system etc etc...

                        regardless - a K-swap is gonna take up most of the 10-12k budget anyways...
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