Elegant Honda CIVIC Modification Concept
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Honda Civic Specification And Picture
| Type | i-VTEC | VTi Oriel |
| Engine | ||
| Type | Water-cooled, In-Line 4-Cylinder | |
| Engine Block | Aluminum Alloy | |
| Valve Train | 16-Valve SOHC i-VTEC | |
| Fuel Supply System | Multi-Point Fuel Injection | |
| Throttle System | Drive-by-Wire | |
| Bore / Stroke (mm) | 81.0 X 87.3 | |
| Displacement (cubic cm) | 1,799 | |
| Compression Ratio | 10.5 : 1 | |
| Maximum Horsepower (bhp @ rpm) | 140 @ 6,300 | |
| Maximum Torque (lb.-ft @ rpm) | 128 @ 4,300 | |
| Ignition System | Direct Ignition System with Immobilizer | |
| Transmission | ||
| Manual | Synchromesh 5 forward speed - 1 reverse | |
| Prosmatec | Compact 5- Speed Automatic (Progressive Shift Management Technology) | |
| Steering | ||
| Gear Type | Rack & pinion, Power assisted | |
| Steering Wheel Turns (Lock-to-Lock) | 2.67 | |
| Dimensions | ||
| Overall Length (mm) | 4,540 | |
| Overall Width (mm) | 1,755 | |
| Overall Height (mm) | 1,435 | |
| Wheel Base (mm) | 2,700 | |
| Tread (Front / Rear) (mm) | 1,500 / 1,530 | |
| Ground Clearance (mm) | High Road Clearance | |
| Suspension | ||
| Front | Control-Link MacPherson Strut Suspension | |
| Rear | Reactive-Link Double Wishbone Suspension | |
| Braking System | ||
| Type | 4 - Wheel Disc ABS | |
| Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) | O | |
| Tires / Wheels | ||
| Tire Size | 195 / 65 R 15 | |
| Wheel Size | 15 X 6 JJ | |
| Wheel Type | Steel Wheel with Full Cover | 5-Spoke Aluminum Alloy |
| Others | ||
| Fuel tank (Liters) | 50 L | |
| Standard Equipment | ||
| Exterior | ||
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| Body-Colored Bumpers | O | O |
| Side Protection Moldings | O | O |
| Mud Guards ((Front / Rear)) | O / O | O / O |
| License Plate Garnish | O | O |
| Body-Colored Door Handles | O | O |
| Body-Colored Door Mirrors | O | O |
| Door Mirror with Integrated Turn Light | X | O |
| Dual Exhaust Pipe with Finisher | O | O |
| Interior / Convenience | ||
| Interior color | Grey & Beige | Grey & Beige |
| Sun - roof | X | O |
| Electrically Adjustable Door Mirrors | O | O |
| Electrically Retractable Door Mirrors | X | O |
| Power Door Locks | O | O |
| Power Windows | O | O |
| Power Steering | O | O |
| Tilt Adjustable Telescopic Steering Wheel | O | O |
| Steering Wheel | 3 - spokes | 3 - spokes |
| Multiplex Meters | O | O |
| Digital Speedometer | O | O |
| Keyless Remote Entry (Built into Key) | X | O |
| 2 Din AM/FM Stereo with Remote Control | O | O |
| CD Changer with CD Bus | X | O |
| Speaker System | 4 - speakers | 4 - speakers |
| Front Console | O | O |
| Glass Antenna | O | O |
| Sunvisor with Vanity Mirror | O | O |
| Green Glass | O | O |
| Opposed Windshield Wipers (Intermittent) | O | O |
| Air Conditioning System | O | O |
| Rear Window Defroster / Defogger | O / O | O / O |
| Seat Cover Material | Tricott | High Grade |
| Driver's Seat Height Adjuster (Manual) | O | O |
| Adjustable Front Center Arm Rest | O | O |
| Cup Holder (Front / Rear) | O / O | O / O |
| Cigarette Lighter | O | O |
| Coat Hanger | O | O |
| Fuel Empty Warning | O | O |
| Door Open Warning | O | O |
| Trunk Open Warning | O | O |
| Lights-On Reminding Alarm | O | O |
| Rear Reading Lights | O | O |
| Map Light | X | O |
| Flat Floor | O | O |
| Safety | ||
| Supplement Restraint System (Airbags) | X | O |
| Seatbelts - Front | O | Pre-tensioner with EA |
| Rear | O | O |
| Adjustable Shoulder Anchor (Front) | O | O |
| High Mount Stop Lamp | O | O |
| Fog Lamps | X | O |
| Door Beams | O | O |
| High-tension Steel | O | O |
| Crumple Zones | O | O |
| G - CON | O | O |
| O : Standard X: Not Available | ||
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Honda Civic White Bodykit Edition
Review Honda Civic White Bodykit Edition :Engine
Under the hood of Honda Civic lies an extremely powerful engine that is capable of delivering a refined power of 132 PS @ 6300 rpm and maximum torque of 17.5 Kgm @ 4300 rpm. The 1.8L SOHC i-VTEC technology of the engine is coupled with Drive-by-wire Throttle System that ensures high efficiency.
Design And Comfort
The grandeur of Honda Civic is purely reflected in its looks. The kick-up eye shaped headlamps leave a sharp impression on the spectator. The car's front grille, with the symbol of Honda imposed on it, looks classy. Adding to the impressive frontage are clear lens fog lamps, body colored mirror, front and rear bumpers, and door handles. Honda Civic ensures that a family of five members enjoys a comfortable ride in the sedan.
Interiors
The stylish exteriors of Honda Civic are well complemented by its advanced cockpit interiors. The vehicle is equipped with hi-performance auto air conditioning system, which offers uniform cooling throughout the cabin. Integrated on the dash is an elegant instrument cluster, which includes audio equipment that has a built-in CD player. The CD player supports MP3/WMA formats. The rear armrest comes equipped with audio control.
Ride And Handling
The organ-type accelerator pedal of Honda Civic minimizes effort and gives a good feel while operating it. A stable ride at high speeds is offered by double-wishbone suspension in the rear and McPherson strut suspension at the front. Height adjustable driver's seat and three-spoke steering wheel give an overwhelming comfort to the person driving Honda Civic.
Safety
Anti Brake locking System (ABS) of Honda Civic avoids skidding and preventing locking of wheels, when brakes are applied on slippery roads. This lets you acquire full control over the car. The Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) distributes braking force between the front and rear wheels. Adding to the safety of the driver and co-driver are the dual front SRS air bags, which automatically deploy in the event of sudden collisions. An equal amount of safety is assured for the rear seat passengers by pre-tensioners seat belts.
Variants, Price And Color
Honda Civic is available in four variants - 1.8 (MT) Sport, 1.8 (E), 1.8V MT and 1.8V AT. Priced between Rs. 10.75 to 11 lakhs, the car comes in a wide range of colors, including Misty Violet, Carbon Bronze Pearl, Alabaster Silver, Bluish Silver, Habanero Red, Taffeta White and Night Hawk Black.

Overview
Model Honda Civic
Body Type 5
Number Of Doors 5
Seating Capacity 5
Fuel Capacity 50 Litres
Dimensions
Length 4545 mm
Width 1750 mm
Height 1450 mm
Wheelbase 2700 mm
Ground Clearance 170 mm
Minimum Turning Radius 5.4 m
Weight
Kerb Weight 1210 kg
Engine
Type i-VTEC, 1.8L
Number Of Cylinders 4
Displacement 1799 cc
Transmission Synchromesh 5 Forward, 1 Reverse (1.8 MT Sport, 1.8 E, and 1.8V MT)
Max. Power 132 PS @ 6300 rpm
Max. Torque 17.5 Kgm @ 4300 rpm
Suspension
Front Suspension McPherson Strut, Coil Spring with Torsion Bar
Rear Suspension Double Wishbone, Coil Spring with Torsion Bar
Brake
Front Ventilated Discs
Rear Discs
Steering Type Collapsible, Power Assisted
Tyre Size 195/ 65 R15
Monday, November 16, 2009
2007 Honda Civic Ctdi Review
2007 Honda Civic Ctdi ReviewIf you're looking to buy a new Honda Civic, this UK owner's review and road test will prove helpful. It reviews a Honda Civic 2.2 CTDi Diesel ES specification car, covering all aspects of buying a new or used Honda Civic with some useful before you buy tips from UK Honda dealers.
The new Euro Honda Civic is an sporty car with beautiful lines and a radically different shape from the previous Civic, aimed at increasing the car's appeal to a younger clientele. The all new design has considerable Italian influence as the Japanese designer spent time in Italy formulating a truly unique and beautiful concept car.
To complement the range, the new Honda Civic type R is now launched offering exhilarating performance and superb handling. The new model Civic Type R is equipped with a 204BHP 2.0 litre i-VTEC engine, capable of 0 - 60mph in 6.4 seconds and a maximum speed of 146mph.
Driving & Handling - Road Test
A road test of a Honda Civic 2.2 diesel reveals that the car is great to drive, offering excellent handling and road holding with little body roll when cornering. However, the Civic's steering doesn't offer quite the same 'hands on feel' and 'connection with the road' as the new shape Ford Focus, feeling a little more imprecise and vague at times.
The new Civic has a fully adjustable driving position with a number of seat and steering column adjustments. The sporty 6 speed manual gearbox fitted in our 2.2 CTDi ES is easy to manage and has sensibly spaced gear ratios (6th gear being around 35mph / 1000rpm).
The refinement and performance of the Euro Honda Civic 2.2 CTDi engine is simply amazing. With 140PS at 4000rpm and 340Nm or torque at just 2000rpm the refined Common Rail diesel engine has twice low speed torque of the 1.8 V-TEC, which means it feels significantly faster on the road, with 0 to 62 mph taking just 8.6 seconds. On the road the car feels very fast with excellent acceleration and mid range torque a plenty. This together with excellent fuel economy and low emissions, makes the new Honda Civic diesel an attractive small family car to buy.
The new Type R Honda Civic (launched in March 2007) has performance that matches the old Type R Civic on paper, with 0 to 62mph in just 6.4 seconds. Type R brochures are now available from UK Honda dealers.
Best New Features
* Electric Panoramic Glass Roof (standard on the Honda Civic ES) is a nice feature letting in much more natural light into the cabin for both front and rear passengers. A switch mounted near the roof courtesy light controls the roof blinds as required. The panoramic roof is pictured here.
* ECO Display (six green LED lights) is useful in helping the driver to reduce fuel consumption. The more ECO lights are illuminated the lower the instantaneous fuel consumption of the car.
2 ECO lights seems to equate to a fuel economy of around 40mpg; 4 ECO lights to around 50mpg fuel economy and 6 ECO lights for over 60mpg. In practice, it is challenging to find a cruising speed that keeps more than 2 ECO lights illuminated and pretty much impossible around town on the urban cycle, unless you change into 5th and use very light throttle settings. Then 70mpg is just achievable from the new Civic even at 32mph on a flat road.
* Dual Zone Climate Control - standard on the 2007 Honda Civic ES and EX allows separate driver and passenger comfort zones with independent climate temperature control. The temperature control for the passenger is conveniently located on the passenger armrest.
* Magic Seats - add to seating flexibility and load space practicality. The central fuel tank in the new Honda Civic allows the rear seats to be folded flat to make a huge load space in the boot. The boot floor also has a bottom storage compartment which can be used for additional luggage if no space saving spare tyre is purchased.
* Km/h to mph Switch - A dashboard mounted switch allows easy change over from mph to km/h for driving abroad. All digital information related to vehicle speed, range and fuel consumption is changed to km / litre.
* Driver's Information Computer - The new Civic has a well designed Driver's Information Computer which provides instantaneous fuel consumption in the form of a bar graph, digital readout of average fuel consumption (by trip), range to empty, trip distance and average speed (since last reset). The driver computer is toggled by pressing the "I" button on the steering wheel.
* Electric Door Mirrors - The Honda Civic is a wide car at 2.046m (including door mirrors) so the electric door mirrors (standard on the new Civic ES and EX) come in useful for parking the vehicle in a small garage.
* Engine Start Button - Without doubt, it's cool to start the engine using the red button on the dashboard, even if it does take some getting used to!
* Rear Door Access - The Civic's rear doors open to nearly 90 degrees to improve access for disabled passengers and to accommodate large items.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
New 2010 Honda Civic Performance Review
Performance - What the Auto Press SaysOverall, reviewers are impressed with the Civic's high level of performance. Although most models are sluggish away from the line, they work just fine in both stop-and-go city traffic and higher speed highway passing maneuvers. Moreover, they get great gas mileage. Reviewers do note that coupes have more road noise than sedans. For those who want something that's sportier and more fun to drive, the Civic SI is well worth a test drive. With a more powerful engine and superb driving dynamics, it has the attention and praise of automotive enthusiasts and test drivers everywhere.
Acceleration and Power
Most Civics are slow off the line, but they impress the automotive press with capable performance once they get going. Reviewers are in love with the Civic SI for its high-powered engine and terrific acceleration, although they are less impressed with its poor fuel economy.
All Civic sedans and coupes (except the SI) feature a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine with 140 horsepower. It is mated to a well-liked five-speed manual transmission, although a five-speed automatic is available for around $800 more. The SI gets a more powerful 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that punches out 197 horsepower. Only a six-speed manual transmission is available on the SI.
The EPA rates the 2010 Honda Civic with the 1.8-liter engine as having an average fuel economy of around 25 mpg in the city and 36 mpg on the highway. The highway fuel economy is particularly impressive and places the Civic behind only the Smart ForTwo and the Civic Hybrid for best-in-class fuel economy. Unfortunately, the Civic SI falters a bit on fuel economy in exchange for the extra power. At 21 mpg in the city and 29 mpg on the highway, it has one of the lowest fuel economies in its class.
Handling and Braking
Test drivers report the Civic's ride is smooth for the class, with quick braking response. The SI trim, though, blows the other trims out of the water for its handling abilities, which seem more like those of a moderately priced sports car than an affordable small one.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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Modified Car Honda Civic 1993 Blue Style Bodykit
Engine:
honda civic b16 engine, port/polished, racer cams, gas flowed head, apexi superflow induction kit, custom 4 to 1 manifold, denso irideum plugs, k1 racing leads.
Suspension:
custom coilovers, dropped 120mm
Wheels:
wolfrace cam 246 18”
TYRES:
pirelli 225/35zr18 pzero asim 87y
Brake:
standard

