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Honda Honda Civic SI EP3 MT 160Hp

Civic SI
 
Original
Modified
Difference
Power
Original
160Hp 
Modified
170Hp 
Difference
10Hp 
Torque
Original
180Nm 
Modified
200Nm 
Difference
20Nm 
Mod Power

6%

Mod Torque

11%

Fuel Saving

5%

Honda Civic SI EP3 MT 160Hp
Brand: Honda
Model: Civic SI
Generation: 2002-2007 (7th)
Engine: 2.0 VTEC 160Hp
Fuel: Бензин
Original power: 160Hp
Original torque: 180Nm
Tuning Modified
Tuning level: Stage 1
Mod power: 170Hp
Power difference: 10Hp
Mod torque: 200Nm
Torque difference: 20Nm
Fuel Saving: 5
Mod Power:6%
Mod Torque:11%
Data sheet
Engine Code: K20A3
Displacement: 1998 CC
Bore & Stroke: 86,0 X 86,0 mm
Compression Ratio: 9.80 : 1
Ecu Model: Keihin OKI 37820-PNF-A01-A06
Protocols: Obd, Bench
Additional Options: Decat -Pop & Bang Crackle map -Vmax Off

Honda Civic Si EP3 with a 2.0-liter engine 160 horsepower can be reflashed or tuned with OBD. Our ECU reflash will unlock additional performance potential, especially when combined with other modifications like an intake and exhaust system.

  1. Decat (optional): Removing the catalytic converter is a common modification that can improve exhaust flow and, in turn, increase power and torque output. However, it’s important to consider the environmental and legal implications of decatting.
  2. Power and Torque Gains: The additional 10-15 horsepower and 15-20 Nm of torque in the mid-range, along with up to 10 extra horsepower at the peak, indicate a significant improvement in engine performance, making the EP3 Civic Si more responsive and powerful.
  3. New VTC Maps: Variable Timing Control (VTC) maps are crucial for optimizing valve timing, which can enhance power and efficiency. New maps can tailor the engine’s characteristics to the desired performance profile.
  4. New Fuel Maps: Fuel maps optimized for maximum power and lower fuel consumption allow for better efficiency and performance, catering to various driving conditions.
  5. New Ignition Maps: Adjusting ignition timing is essential for optimizing combustion and power output. New ignition maps can ensure the engine operates at its peak performance without risk of detonation.
  6. Rev Limit Increase: Raising the rev limit to 7500 RPM can provide access to higher engine speeds, potentially allowing for more power and performance at the upper end of the RPM range.