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HERE

 
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I've talked to this guy already... he's a pretty kool guy.. even looked into
exporting the Civic Type R to the US..... (I asked him if it was possible).
Turn out that it will be hella expensive to export one to the US and u might as well
save the money to get like a BMW or sumthin hahahha

 
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i wonder if emissions over in the UK is as strict as the US. it's takes sooo much money to make an imported skyline legal. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG]

 
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We could make a raft for it and row it over. he he.

Crashoveride

 
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that would be hellasweet to import a civic type-R and you would probably be the only one in the country with that car.

 
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hol up you have to pay to import the car to the US and then make it legal
by how making it into an si??
wtf then juss buy a f ucking si

 
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The CTR has the RSX-S engine in it I believe...steering wheel and stuff all on the right side anyway...

 
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thats tight as hell

 
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no u only need to pass emmission cause the civic type r is just a freakin SI
with the bodykit, rims, steering wheel, seats, etc. The UK Type R will pass
crash test and all the otehr shizt. It won't pass emission in CA so that's why
u need to pass emmission...... as long as u pass CA emission (Strictest in the
country) you will have a legal import.

 
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Thats a modifyed version of the Type S engine I believe, ive read it pumps 220hp. Other places Ive seen 200hp.

Either way that car looks way better than the Si. Make the kit availiable for the Si and id probably like it then

 
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Uh, you're forgetting something.

 
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It would be a hassle driving on U.S. roads with a right side wheel... buy a friggin RSX-S if you want some speed

 
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...oh wait the civic type R would get more attention but it's still not worth importing