My request to Honda regarding FN2 with Japanese engine

Hello I’m driving a Civic Type-R Bj2005 and would like to buy the new model (FN2). However, I can’t get along with the idea of getting the same performance again with a new car. Since there is the same engine in Japan in the limousine with some modifications (higher compaction, larger throttle fold, polished inlet – 225hp) would be my question, if it would not be possible to order a new car (FN2) with Honda, which is installed from factory immediately a Japanese engine? It can only be an organizational effort, because the EU engines also come from Japan and are only installed in England. Since my family is Honda customer for more than 20 years and I too would like to be very satisfied with my 4th Honda, with our workshop and the reliability of the cars from Honda. But in view of the performance data of other manufacturers in this vehicle category (Audi S3, Golf R32 etc.) I would like to buy a new Type-R only if this one has more than the 200hp of my current EP3. Still, I would like to be able to order the Fbold of course the same in the production. I like to answer. I would like to thank for the same. I like to order the answer in terms of course, but I like to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to answer to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to question to