Honda Civic
Si
Using Honda performance specialist Mugen's vast array of
aftermarket high-performance parts, King Motorsports (the sole
authorized North American distributor for Mugen Co., Ltd) has
created the ultimate street performance Civic Si that maximizes the
potential throughout every corner of the vehicle. Making its world
debut at SEMA, the King Motorsports/Mugen Civic Si has a K20 DC5R
engine and 6-speed transmission with a limited slip differential.
The modified engine produces 240-horsepower.
Powertrain Modifications: Japan Domestic Market (JDM) K20A DC5R
engine, JDM DC5R six-speed close ratio transmission with limited
slip, Mugen cold airbox, JDM DC5R exhaust manifold and down pipe,
Mugen stainless steel twin-loop cat-back exhaust, Mugen ECU, Mugen
low temp thermostat, Mugen hi-pressure radiator cap, Mugen reserve
tank covers. Suspension Modifications: Mugen N-1 coil-over
adjustable suspension, Mugen 25mm rear stabilizer bar, JDM Civic
Type-R front stabilizer bar, 5 lug conversion with RSX Type-S
brakes front and rear, Mugen Micro Mesh brake line set, Mugen MF10
forged wheels 17x8, Bridgestone S0-3 225/45 ZR 17 Tires, rear
adjustable upper control arms. Exterior Modifications: JDM Civic
Type-R front and rear bumpers, JDM Civic Type-R side skirt kit, JDM
Civic Type-R rear bumper valance, Mugen carbon fiber aero hood,
Mugen front spoiler, Mugen sport grill kit, Mugen carbon fiber
radiator duct kit, Mugen adjustable rear wing. Interior
Modifications: Prototype Mugen digital instrument panel, Mugen S-1
bucket seat with Mugen seat rail kits, Mugen Sports Pedal Set,
Mugen Race II steering wheel with Mugen hub adapter.





Honda S2000
Roadster Charges Ahead in 2003
Coming off a record sales year and its third consecutive year on
Car and Driver Magazine's list of "10Best Cars," the popular Honda
S2000 roadster returns for another award-winning year.
With racing-inspired performance and handling, the S2000 provides
an exhilarating experience behind the wheel for any driver. The
240-horsepower, 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder engine boasts the greatest
output of any normally aspirated production vehicle on the road
today. Propelling the roadster from 0-60 in under six seconds, the
potent 16-valve, DOHC VTEC (Variable Timing and Lift Electronic
Control) engine meets California's Low Emissions Vehicle (LEV)
standard. Sophisticated electric-assist power steering allows for
rapid response and lighter overall weight. Additionally, a
high-capacity clutch, featured in the 6-speed manual transmission,
results in exceptionally smooth and quiet shifting.
The S2000's excellent road manners are the result of an optimum
50/50 weight distribution, racing-inspired in-wheel double wishbone
suspension and highly rigid body structure. Marked by the high
central tunnel that runs down the center of the cockpit and serves
as the backbone of the vehicle, the S2000's "X-bone frame" provides
enhanced bending and torsional rigidity.
The central design theme of the S2000's interior is performance.
Designed after a Formula One race car, the interior features a
driver-oriented control layout, with a digital instrument panel and
engine start button reminiscent of modern racing cars.
The S2000's exterior features the following colors: Berlina Black,
Grand Prix White, New Formula Red, Sebring Silver Metallic,
Silverstone Metallic, Spa Yellow and Suzuka Blue Metallic. New for
the 2003 is tan added as an interior color for Grand Prix
White.
For 2002, the S2000 earned accolades from both the automotive press
and public alike. The awards included:
Car and Driver - "10 Best"
AMI Auto World - "Best of 2002" (Luxury Convertibles)
Automobile Magazine - "Readers' Choice All-Star"



2003 JDM Honda
Accord Euro-R
Type: Inline-4
Displacement cu in (cc): 122 (199
Power bhp (kW) at RPM: 220(162) / 8000
Torque lb-ft (Nm) at RPM: 152(206) / 6000



2003 Honda Accord
Type-S Sedan[b]
Type: Inline-4
Displacement cu in (cc): 144 (2354)
Power bhp (kW) at RPM: 190(140) / 6800
Torque lb-ft (Nm) at RPM: 162(220) / 4500
Top Speed mph (km/h): 146 (235)






[b]2002 Honda Integra
Type-R
Type: Inline-4
Displacement cu in (cc): 122 (199
Power bhp (kW) at RPM: 220(162) / 8000
Torque lb-ft (Nm) at RPM: 152(206) / 7000


2003 Honda Accord
Coupe V6 Concept
With the debut of the completely redesigned 2003 Honda Accord comes
a new realm of possibilities for customization. Envisioned and
customized by Honda, the 2003 Honda Accord Concept Coupe
exemplifies a new direction to a platform that has traditionally
been among the most popular in the industry to modify. Now with an
available 240-horsepower V-6 engine and a six-speed manual
transmission, the performance demeanor of the Accord has increased
to a new level. The Accord Concept Coupe goes a few steps further
and strives to integrate useful modifications that give it even
more horsepower, lower curb weight, increase handling performance,
and improve acceleration and braking to practically race-ready
levels.
Powertrain/Chassis Modifications: High-flow intake and exhaust,
300-horsepower 3.2-liter V-6 engine, limited slip differential,
semi-manual 6-speed transmission, prototype 8-piston Brembo brakes,
lowered racing suspension and widened track. Exterior
Modifications: Carbon fiber body kit (includes bumpers, side sills,
grill and underbody diffuser), dual aluminum integrated exhaust
ports, aluminum/carbon fiber rear wing, black chrome finish
headlights and taillights, 20-inch black chrome wheels, Bridgestone
Potenza S03 235/45 ZR20 tires, fender flares and NSX Spa Yellow
paint. Interior Modifications: F1-style paddle shifter on steering
wheel, prototype multifunction meter display with on-board
diagnostics, Sparco carbon/Kevlar backed bucket seats covered in
Alcantera suede, 4-point front seat harnesses, three-spoke racing
steering wheel, aluminum sport pedals.


