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Tarmac Rally.......... Civic???

1.7K views 15 replies 13 participants last post by  MrPotatoes  
#1 ·
Wow...... I never noticed how freakin HAWT the new Type R was till right now.....

Civic Type-R ready for gravel assault

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JAS Motorsport is in the process of working over its Honda-sanctioned Civic Type-R for lucky, privateer rally teams. Details on the Group-A machine are scarce, but the company insists that the modifications made to the Civic will meet the FIA's standards through 2007.

JAS gives its customers the option of purchasing individual parts, incorporated kits or a full turnkey vehicle, manufactured by the company.

More pictures of the exterior, interior and engine bay are posted after the jump, and you can read up on a few more details by following this link over to the Temple of VTEC.

[Source: Temple of VTEC via
More pics: http://www.autoblog.com/2006/12/08/civic-type-r-ready-for-gravel-assault/
 
#3 ·
Tarmac is asphalt; gravel are small rocks...

Either way, that Civic looks the part.

Last time I looked, a turnkey FIA Group A spec rally car cost 400,000 U.S. just to build.
 
#5 ·
Wow, thanks for reminding me just how badly I want this car Thameth :(

-Brian
 
#7 ·
Hey Chris, look in the grille there buddy ;) :evilgrin:

-Brian
 
#11 ·
2focusd said:
Hey Chris, look in the grille there buddy ;) :evilgrin:

-Brian
CrUziN4L said:
...stock one, still without a turbo, right brian;)
clarified:p


...im sure they could turbo a $400k car :lol:;)
 
#15 ·
Spatakula710 said:
i am not a honda fan at all but damn that thing looks great.



were did you get that money stat... gran turismo??? :lol: j/k. havent a clue what it cost.

-spatakula
it was just a big shot in the dark with added hype;)


...but for real, this is the best i can find regarding price and what not:

http://www.japmobiles.com/news/news_detail.asp?id=251


tho i don't think that price includes the state-of-the-art sequential 6speed gearbox and adjustable preload differential/driveshaft/suspension.

More details:
http://world.honda.com/news/2006/4060928ParisSalon/


-chris