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9th Gen Honda Civic Si Build Guide: Canyon Killer for $4500 Total(Post)
The 9th gen Honda Civic Si (FA5/FG2) gets overlooked while everyone chases Type Rs, but it's actually the perfect platform for a canyon weapon. With a naturally aspirated K24Z7 that loves to rev, lig ...
2023-2024 Honda Civic Type R Wheel Fitment Guide | 5x120(Post)The FL5 Type R hits different than any Civic before it. Honda finally gave us proper wide body flares, aggressive aero that actually works, and most importantly — wheel wells that can swallow serio ...
10th Gen Honda Civic Wheel Fitment Guide: Every Size from Stock to Slammed(Post)The 10th generation Honda Civic (2016-2021) runs a 5x114.3 bolt pattern with 64.1mm hub bore and comes with 16x7 +55 wheels from the factory. Most owners immediately go wrong by copying Instagram set ...
Honda Civic Si FG2/FA5 Buying Guide: K20Z3 Under $15K(Post)The 2006–2011 Honda Civic Si (FG2/FA5) is one of the last naturally aspirated, manual-only sport compacts Honda built without electronic compromise. A K20Z3 revving to 8,000 RPM, a factory helical LS ...
What Wheels ACTUALLY Fit Your Civic Type R(Post)What Wheels Fit a Honda Civic Type R: The Complete Fitment Guide Getting the right wheels on your Honda Civic Type R isn't just about looks—it's about maintaining the precision-tuned balance that m ...
9th Gen Civic Si Build Guide: Canyon Killer for $4500 Total(Post)The 9th gen Honda Civic Si (FA5/FG2) is the most underrated canyon carver under $15K. While everyone chases 400HP builds that break, this $4500 build transforms the K24Z7 into a legitimate drivers' m ...
FK8 Type R vs FK7 Civic Si: Which $3K Build Actually Wins?(Post)The FK8 Type R and FK7 Civic Si represent two different philosophies wrapped in the same 10th-gen Civic shell. Both respond beautifully to $3,000 in bolt-ons, but they're solving completely different ...
Why you should buy a 10th gen Honda Civic(Post)Let's talk about the 10th gen Civic, 2016-2021. This platform has both the normal Civic, which includes the Si, and the larger Type-R, known by the chassis code FK8. These two cars are based on the ...
Best Honda Under $8K: 3 Models That Actually Last(Post)Everyone says "buy a Honda" — but nobody tells you which Honda under $8K is actually worth your money. The badge alone doesn't guarantee anything. At this price point, certain generations and engine ...
FK8 Civic Type R Buying Guide: K20C1 Maintenance & Used Car Red Flags(Post)The FK8 Civic Type R represents Honda's last honest attempt at a naturally-aspirated feel in a turbo package. The K20C1 makes its rated 306 horsepower without the inflated dyno numbers plaguing moder ...
Why 350WHP Civics Feel Slower Than 260WHP Miatas: Street Dyno Truth(Post)Your 350whp Civic Si getting gapped by a 260whp Miata on canyon roads tells the whole story about why peak dyno numbers are overrated for street builds. Power-to-weight is just the beginning — a car ...
GTI Mk7 vs Civic Type R FK7: Track Battle After Coilovers & BBK(Post)The VW GTI Mk7 versus Civic Type R FK7 debate changes completely once you throw real suspension and brakes at both cars. Both make similar power — 220HP for the GTI, 306HP for the Type R — but their ...