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I'd imagine the base teg would be the same as the Si, The Type S would have maybe a de-tuned K20C1, and the Type R would have maybe either the same FK8 K20C1 or a tuned version
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I retract my previous statement. It'll prolly be full electric, given Honda's partnership with GM
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Motortrend is reporting it's not gonna be electric, but will be based on the Civic platform. I'm sticking to my original theory of the base teg will have the Si power plant (205hp/192ft-lb at "20.3" PSI)
source: https://www.motortrend.com/news/2023...ils-interview/
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The Integra will use the Honda Civic platform. And there could be some Honda Type R bones in there, but don't expect the full Type R treatment initially. Once Acura gets the car out next year, Ikeda says he knows people will be asking for a higher performance version. And Acura is pushing Type S across the lineup, building equity in the sub-brand. "I am aware people will want an Integra Type S," Ikeda says.
source: https://www.motortrend.com/news/2023...ils-interview/
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