What did you do to your Integra Type S today? 🙋🏻‍♂️

[Emunoz]

The rock chip sucks!!! Full front PPF should be $1900-$2100. It definitely sounds like you were getting ripped off. Key word is were. I’m debating on the PPF on mine. We have it on our MDX and my husband absolutely hates it. Why? Because he can’t run it through a car wash. I have to drive I-35 once a week into the office and that’s a shitshow, much like I-95. I can see the eyes rolling now as soon as I mention PPF again.

Did you end doing PPF? I. Being quoted 2200 including full front and headlights and ceramic coating the whole car not sure if that's good price never done it before

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[Integra23]

Did you end doing PPF? I. Being quoted 2200 including full front and headlights and ceramic coating the whole car not sure if that's good price never done it before

That's a bargain if it includes ceramic coating.

 

[suzysparks]

Did you end doing PPF? I. Being quoted 2200 including full front and headlights and ceramic coating the whole car not sure if that's good price never done it before

I’m still debating. $2200 is not bad if they are including ceramic coating. But I would ask them about the ceramic. It might be a basic ceramic. I’m leaning towards ceramic and not doing the PPF this time. I honestly do not drive a lot, so I’m thinking the PPF might be a bad investment. However the ceramic, done the right way, might be better this time. It truly does make the car washing a breeze. I still need to take car to me detailer and see what it would cost and if they’d offer me any kind of deal. More to come…

 

[suzysparks]

That's a bargain if it includes ceramic coating.

I would ask on the ceramic. It could be a real basic package, but agree, it’s a good price overall.

 

[Emunoz]

That's a bargain if it includes ceramic coating.

Yeah full front including headlights and ceramic coating

 

[Emunoz]

I would ask on the ceramic. It could be a real basic package, but agree, it’s a good price overall.

It's from a reputable person. It was a referral which is why the guy said he's giving me that price. He told me ceramics usually last 2 years and anyone who says else wise is just shoving bs to make it seem better. He said he only uses gislity film and quality product but maintenance is the main thing.. so I just wanted to see how the price compared

 

[suzysparks]

It's from a reputable person. It was a referral which is why the guy said he's giving me that price. He told me ceramics usually last 2 years and anyone who says else wise is just shoving bs to make it seem better. He said he only uses gislity film and quality product but maintenance is the main thing.. so I just wanted to see how the price compared

The price isn’t bad at all. I’m only familiar with SunTek and Xpel. I ultimately went with SunTek and am extremely happy with it on our MDX. The maintenance part is spot on. Follow directions. That has been the hardest part for us. We are lazy by nature. No more automatic car washes or anything like that. But we have ceramic on the MDX too, and that makes it easier.

 

[Emunoz]

The price isn’t bad at all. I’m only familiar with SunTek and Xpel. I ultimately went with SunTek and am extremely happy with it on our MDX. The maintenance part is spot on. Follow directions. That has been the hardest part for us. We are lazy by nature. No more automatic car washes or anything like that. But we have ceramic on the MDX too, and that makes it easier.

Yeah I wasn't planning on using machine washes either way.. they are horrible for your car. Lol I have a foam. Perfect thank you. Yeah those are the brands he uses as well so should be good

 

[Croissants]

Went out with a friend who brought a camera and took a few shots. This makes me want to learn how to use a DSLR or mirrorless camera... On another note, it is getting more and more tempting to get springs to drop the car ever so slightly.

 

[bpebler]

This is a 2 part ordeal:

What I did today was finally drive backroads to our vet to pick up the dogs meds & a couple other errands on my lunch break. Holy crap - it's incredibly fun & nimble. 70-80 into turns while still keeping it around 4k rpm's max & it was just easy going. Looking forward to pushing the limits with the G meter.

The other part is a question for those that have had their car longer than me. I signed the papers with 9 miles. Handed them a typed up paper with my accessories & demands ? & at pickup there was now a full tank & 13 miles & I'm pissed about that. My question however, is regarding the notchiness/clicking of the synchro's in the shifting as you work through the gears. Is that a normal characteristic of this car? I feel like they may have ripped it on their fuel up on the "test drive route" for customers. Going to go back to it to see if it clocks at 4 miles, although they could've taken it anywhere really. I will drive their demo again to compare, but that may not also be the best standard to go by. I'm wondering what I want to ask the manager for concerning this. Personally, I don't think it's out of the question to give me a free warranty of some sort - mainly regarding the transmission component of the power train.

Thoughts?

 

[Integra23]

Any chance you did a before and after IAT? Any
further mods like a boost controller & tune? The reason I asked is I was wondering if a mod like this would help much with a stock engine. The factory intercooler seems to be a decent size.

Sorry if this has been answered somewhere else here, I haven’t had a turbo boosted car in quite a while.

I didn't take any temps and relief on what others.have done with their FL5. I plan on tuning which adds additional heat.

 

[Integra23]

This is a 2 part ordeal:

What I did today was finally drive backroads to our vet to pick up the dogs meds & a couple other errands on my lunch break. Holy crap - it's incredibly fun & nimble. 70-80 into turns while still keeping it around 4k rpm's max & it was just easy going. Looking forward to pushing the limits with the G meter.

The other part is a question for those that have had their car longer than me. I signed the papers with 9 miles. Handed them a typed up paper with my accessories & demands ? & at pickup there was now a full tank & 13 miles & I'm pissed about that. My question however, is regarding the notchiness/clicking of the synchro's in the shifting as you work through the gears. Is that a normal characteristic of this car? I feel like they may have ripped it on their fuel up on the "test drive route" for customers. Going to go back to it to see if it clocks at 4 miles, although they could've taken it anywhere really. I will drive their demo again to compare, but that may not also be the best standard to go by. I'm wondering what I want to ask the manager for concerning this. Personally, I don't think it's out of the question to give me a free warranty of some sort - mainly regarding the transmission component of the power train.

Thoughts?

The transmission is known to be notchy. It's misleading when reviewers say how smooth it is.

 

[Integra23]

I know some were wanting to see what the silver PRL intercooler looked like.

 

[NoelPR]

The transmission is known to be notchy. It's misleading when reviewers say how smooth it is.

I was questioning those statements today while driving it this morning.

 

[bpebler]

The transmission is known to be notchy. It's misleading when reviewers say how smooth it is.

Thanks for the clarification! Definitely misleading there.

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