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Btw you are almost a senior member. |
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Someday I might have to switchout my Si for an R18. I hope the day never comes to that but I have HUGE plans for how I'd like my R18 to be and look like. I know for sure that it would have to be Rallye Red. CHEERS! Last edited by Johnold; 05-10-2008 at 07:36 PM. |
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2) You saying they cant afford it? most on this forum bought it because IT WAS GIVEN TO THEM! 3) Obviously you havent driven an SI or anything that has suspension mod's because if the SI's suspension is hard then you must of been driving a corolla all your life and never stepped into a STI or EVO or M3 4) Before you start saying we think we are so badass, you r18 owners keep forgetting doing the same thing.. your fueling the flame with MPG and COST DIFFERENCE while us SI owners provide our standard features and "fun" factor. You say you get better mpg, we say we have a better engine. We say we are faster, you say OUR CAR COSTS MORE. This will NEVER END. You guys think your making a WHOLE lot more sense then us but step back and read all your posts, you guys are just making it worse. Half of you r18 owners are contradicting yourselves.. You want a fast car but you bought an r18.. you want to save gas but you bought a civic over a yaris.. you say SI's costs much more but you MOD your freaking r18 and add that to your r18 costs and itll be ABOVE the cost of an SI. Seriously stop justifying your r18 already.. Last edited by trickyazn; 05-10-2008 at 07:39 PM. |
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AGAIN, not all Si's have the tranny issue. you do realize the Si stands for "Sports injected" right? meaning that the Si is performance inclined? meaning it's not built for comfort or luxury. why do u think the s2k is not a comfortable car to ride in for an extended period of time!? Last edited by AllShowNoGo; 05-10-2008 at 07:42 PM. |
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but I am comfy in my Si though. I'm sure that the R18 seats are softer though. I'm ok with the comfort of my Si's interior and seats. |
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Sure you might have gotten 29mpg on one tank in good weather - down hill. But I doubt you've kept track of every tank of fuel. If you are getting 29mpg then your not using the power of the k20 and not much reason to talk about how quick your car is if you never use it. |
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The reason why I got an Si is cause I CAN afford it. I didn't know I could but we crunched some numbers at the dealer and I found out that I was able to afford it. I was
![]() . Thats why I got the Si. Would I had bought the Ex R18 if I COULDN'T afford the Si?....HELL YEAH!, in a heart beat!. AND, I would've been JUST as happy with the R18 as I am with the Si. |
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I never said the Si was slow, that was a different guy. |
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![]() But also both Civics can be a perfect match for the owner. Honda has done a great job on the 8th gen be it the r18 or the Si. |
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i know how and when to use my car for fun... i'm in cruise at 65mph to and from work and i kick it up for fun every once in a while... like i said in another post, using cruise to and from san fran, i averaged 34mpg over a 3200 mile road trip... its all in how you drive it... am i going to get 41mpg? no. do i care? no. if i did, i would still drive my wife's saab... i said it before and will reiterate here: this debate is pointless... the r18 is designed for one purpose and the si for another... comparing the two and saying that one is better because of gas mileage or the other is better because of horsepower is going to get everyone nowhere... Last edited by feegeebloo; 05-10-2008 at 07:54 PM. |
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The Si is a car that WANTS YOU to rev it. It's a revving car that LOVES the higher RPM's so take it from me and all other Si owners,...the Si is HARD as hell to keep below 5.5K cause it's always reaching vtec area before you know it. I've got it mastered though. I make my tanks last cause I've learned how to go slow in my car and have granny's past me LOL. I love to cruise more than go fast all the time. Last edited by Johnold; 05-10-2008 at 07:56 PM. |
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You keep doubt SI's fuel consumption numbers but buddy youd be surprised how good our gas mileage is. My friend with an R18 jumps ~310 miles before his fuel light comes on, my driving with occassional high rev's here and there will yield a 280-290 before the fuel light comes on. Same area, same amount of free consumption as him.. not to mention that my school is UP a hill. You doubt that he doesnt keep track of every fuel up? well guess what I do and I yield 26 with a couple canyon runs here and there near my school. On my trip to north california, I Got 36 mpg all freeway. I got there at ~75mph the whole way with 1/4 of a tank left. You keep trying to justify that your car sips gas, well I can safely say so do our Si's. |
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$17,560 for lx $19,510 for ex $21,110 for si Your right, BUT you bought those stuff upfront right? so technically you can afford an SI since your budget for a car yields more then what your paying.. AND did you add that you wanted a catback + intake? and let me guess, your still not done with your car.. SI price territory coming up.. Last edited by trickyazn; 05-10-2008 at 07:59 PM. |
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