Super Moderator to the rescue!! :thumbs upSome of them did come with 210hp.....well kind of lol.
The 03-04 Type S had 200hp.
In '05, the revised engine came with 210hp.
In '06, SAE revised the method of calculating horsepower at the flywheel, so the number was dropped back to 200hp although it is identical to the 2005 model and makes the same power. So the '05 is rated at 210 and the '06 is rated at 200 and they have identical power output. So for comparison purposes of an 06 to an 03-04 or GSR, it's safe to say they have 210 hp since that is what they were rated when using the same method as before.
Still don't mean they won't get whooped, if a GSR is slower than a stock RSX type-s somethings wrong with the GSR IMO. I didn't think simple bolt ons gave my gsr that big of a boost.:welcome
Some of them did come with 210hp.....well kind of lol.
No, if a stock Type S is slower than a stock GSR, it means something is wrong with the Type S (or the driver). Bonestock, brand new GSR's ran 0-60 in low 7's and quarter miles in mid 15's. The stock Type S does mid 6's and 15 flats. It's pretty much a half second quicker across the board, which is by no means getting whooped. That could easily come down to the driver.Still don't mean they won't get whooped, if a GSR is slower than a stock RSX type-s somethings wrong with the GSR IMO.
Hey. Im just going by the books here :lol::welcome:
Some of them did come with 210hp.....well kind of lol.
The 03-04 Type S had 200hp.
In '05, the revised engine came with 210hp.
In '06, SAE revised the method of calculating horsepower at the flywheel, so the number was dropped back to 200hp although it is identical to the 2005 model and makes the same power. So the '05 is rated at 210 and the '06 is rated at 200 and they have identical power output. So for comparison purposes of an 06 to an 03-04 or GSR, it's safe to say they have 210 hp since that is what they were rated when using the same method as before.