New Hondata tune adds an extra 47 hp, 92 Nm to the Honda Civic Type R

We all know the Honda Civic Type R is an incredible machine.

The standard Civic Type R itself is known to be able to put out 306 HP (228 kW) and 395Nm of torque. With its engine, the model can accelerate from rest to 60 mph in only 5.4s. The figures are just already awesome but Hondata, a third-party company, has recently introduced a new tuning package to add up to its allurement.

>>> Latest update: 2021 Honda Civic Type R: Expectations and what we know so far

The $695 91-octane tune of the FlashPro will bring extra 33 HP (24kW) and 52 Nm of torque

The first one is a 91-octane tune of the FlashPro kit priced at $695, which is claimed to bring extra 33 HP (24kW) and 52 Nm of torque to the Honda Civic Type R, helping it reach 339 HP (252 kW) and 448 Nm of torque.

The second offering of a 93-octane fuel even makes the model more powerful. The shop claims the tune’s capable of putting an additional 47 HP (35kW) and 92 Nm on the high-performance fuel. In total, the engine can reach 350 HP (260kW) and 493 Nm.

>>> Also check out:

• Now you can equip your Honda with the Civic Type R engine
• The Honda Civic Type R has finally come to the Philippines

In total, the engine can reach 350 HP (260kW) and 493 Nm

This is not the first time Hondata has brought out its tune to the Civic. In fact, last year a video introducing a Hondata’s tune boosting a Civic hatchback’s performance with an extra 35 HP and 81 Nm of torque went viral in the auto community.

Video: 2017+ Honda Civic Tyre R FlashPro by Hondata

The Civic Type R tune is worth $695 while the same price tag is also put on the standard Civic

The company’s website has informed customers of the price of the Honda Civic Type R Hondata tune which is worth $695 while the same price tag is also put on the package tailored for the standard Civic.

In the Philippines, the all-new Honda Civic Type R comes in at P2,980,000 and available with two color choices including Championship White and Rallye Red.