2012 Honda Civic Type R MUGEN 2.2 Specs and Review


Honda has released Honda Civic Type R MUGEN 2.2 and Mugen’s Euro division has grown the the engine’s cylinder bore and stroke and created an overall capacity of two,156 cc. By doing this the output was boosted from 240 to 260 PS while peak torque has become 240 Nm at 6,000 rpm, meaning the Honda Civic Type R MUGEN 2.2 is 30 percent more potent than the standard model.



As well as that the vehicle has the previous motor-sport-derived features, meaning a tuned suspension, upgraded brakes and an aggressive looking bodykit.

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