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Originally posted by lsvtec@May 29 2003, 07:47 PM
How about something those of us on a Unix/Linux platform can view?
In early 1998, Honda made enhancements to the Integra Type-R to make it the 98-Spec. To the engine, Honda added a stainless steel 4-1 header with detailed improvements to the camshafts, port & polish techniques and other areas. Engine power remained at 200ps but the power/torque characteristics are now improved, especially in the much needed mid-range. The max-torque is increased slightly from 18.5 kg-m to 19.0 kg-m and the max-torque point is brought down to 6200rpm (from more than 7000rpm) but there were no improvements to the low-cams portion of the power curve - an area where the B18CR is quite weak. The chassis received even further improvements; the suspension, brakes, even the tyre/rims were improved to make the 98-Spec Integra Type-R quite faster than the 96-Spec version.