I'm thinking about the scoops on the Mugen front lips (not fog scoops). :hmmmm2:
Do they flow the air to the horns places???
In this case we have to relocate one when we use the Mugen air tract part as with the Driven Crazy Scoop'In.
I don't know how it's done on a Mugen FN2 but on a stock FN2 there is no passage provided to the brakes behind them.
Behind the driver (RHD) fog scoop there is the windshield washer tank, behind the passager (RHD) fog scoop there is the resonator. And behind a Mugen front lips scoops there are the horns (like with M200).
I don't know how it's done on a Mugen FN2 but on a stock FN2 there is no passage provided to the brakes behind them.
Behind the driver (RHD) fog scoop there is the windshield washer tank, behind the passager (RHD) fog scoop there is the resonator. And behind a Mugen front lips scoops there are the horns (like with M200).
These are in essence exactly the same in the M200 - THE bumper is different but it's the same type r underneath.
I can't recall behind the driver side, but on passenger side, I had to remove the resonator, and relocate the horn in order to provide an attempt at a cold air feed for the RSK. With a stock airbox (and water reservoir tank still in place) you probably can't get a brake feed.
These are in essence exactly the same in the M200 - THE bumper is different but it's the same type r underneath.
I can't recall behind the driver side, but on passenger side, I had to remove the resonator, and relocate the horn in order to provide an attempt at a cold air feed for the RSK. With a stock airbox (and water reservoir tank still in place) you probably can't get a brake feed.
I know hence asking if some genuine mugen ducts would fit the genuine mugen splitter which I already have. I know the ducts are designed for genuine mugen bumper but been told they won't fit the mugen splitter.
I know I could get someone to fab something but have never come across a single quality ducting kit specifically for fn2 and have been offered couple of sets of the genuine mugen ducts
Been a few years but bought some genuine mugen brake cooling ducts this week. Upgraded brake last year so this will be last upgrade I'll need for brakes.
They only screw to arch liner so hopefully sit behind brake cooling vents on my genuine mugen splitter.
Had no luck searching high and low in fitting instructions yet. Hopefully mugen euro get back to me
Dear all
Today I spent just over two hours of my life and almost lost several fingers in order to fit my Mugen QuickShifter. As a fair number of people appear to have purchased these, or are tempted by them, I thought I would produce this guide of how to fit so that you are not baffled by the...
As there are a few more owners appearing on the forum i though it would be good to compile a list like there is for the standard Type R.
I realise it will be a short list :D but i thought it would be interesting to find out how many of us there are on civinfo.
I have added the ones i know...
Do you have to remove oem sport pedals to fit these or do they fit over top of oem pedals?
Had genuine sets on some of my previous car and big fan for functionality
Translated from Mugen's website:
"The infinite concept of 2019 is "MUGEN POWER 2019". "CIVIC TYPE R MUGEN RC 20 GT Package Pre Production MODEL" refined the concept model "MUGEN RC 20 GT CIVIC TYPE R CONCEPT" exhibited at the Tokyo Auto Salon in 2018 at the circuit. Then, we introduced "MUGEN...
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