i know i should just check my registration papers but im too lazy, so is there anyone here generous enough to tell me how much the civic coupe SI's weigh ?

 

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2006 Honda Civic Si


Vehicle Type:
Model Year: 2006
Make: Honda
Model: Civic Si
Style: Coupe
Base Price: $20,290
Price as Tested: $20,840
Drive Type: Front-wheel drive
Transmission Type: Six-speed manual
Displacement (liters): 2.0
Engine Type: Inline four-cylinder
Horsepower (hp @ rpm): 197 hp @ 7,800
Torque (ft-lb @ rpm): 139 lb-ft @ 6,200
Braking System: Four-wheel disc
Steering System: Electric power assisted rack and pinion
Suspension Type (front): MacPherson struts, antiroll bar
Suspension Type (rear): Double wishbone, antiroll bar
Tire Size (front): 215/45-17
Tire Size (rear): 215/45-17
Tire Brand: Michelin
Tire Model: Pilot HXM4
Curb Weight (lbs.): 2,877
Recommended Fuel: Premium
Fuel Tank Capacity (gal): 13.2
EPA Fuel Economy (mpg): 22 City 31 Highway
Edmunds Observed (mpg): 22.05

 

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Next time get UN-lazy, get off your *** and look at the papers.

 

I think 'too much' is the answer. They really need to get the SI down to ~2500ish lbs if they're going to keep lowballing us on power. You can have a car weighing as much as the competition and be putting out significantly less power.