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Pre-release, there was an article that suggested Honda/Acura plans for ~10% of the total Integra production to be of Type-S models--so if they hit their target of ~36,000 Integras/year, there'd be ~3,600 ITS' built/year.

This isn't always accurate. This isn't always the case either. The legality of a non-refundable deposit varies from state to state. Ohio's AG has a helpful guide for consumers on non-refundable deposits here, and your state may have similar resources available. Never assume you can void a...

The ITS was listed first in Gear Patrol's 14 Most Innovative Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, and Campers of 2023: https://www.gearpatrol.com/cars/a45987805/gp100-2023-motoring/

Yeah these are very easy to take off, just be gentle about it--get yourself a good panel pry tool, and start along the window (with it down) once you have the window control panel off/disconnected and the set screw removed.

I'd check with your dealership to make sure the wiring harness is compatible with the Base Integra and that the Base has an open plug connection for the projectors inside the door--I just attempted to install the OEM pattern projectors on my FL5 today and it was a huge hassle because the wiring...

First, I'll say I'm usually against changing badges, but genuinely wanted red badges on my DE5, so I get it. The darker red looks better on the car than the brighter red, but the black emblem doesn't work with either red. If you want the red, I'd go with the chrome emblem. If you want to stay...

There might've been a worse misalignment from the factory, but the dealership removed the bumper to install the badges and reinstalled it misaligned--I'd schedule an appointment to have them reinstall it. If they do the install carefully, they can line the bumper up just fine.

First, I'm honored to have made "one of the best points (@optronix) has seen made in a while", and I too would be mad if I was you and didn't think of it a long time ago. I'll just pin this right here where everyone can see it. ? I don't think Honda/Acura has done anything with either of these...

I've got a set of OEM all-season floor mats along with an OEM trunk tray for sale--they're all Integra-stamped (see photos) and will fit everything from the Base to the Type-S model. For $100 + Shipping, you get the whole package. Shoot me a message and I can get you a shipping quote--it'll...

Great looking car! I agree with you on MSRP for this car--get it for MSRP, or don't bother getting it. As for its pricing in comparison to the Type-R, keep in mind that you're comparing a '24 ITS to a '23 CTR. That $7k gap is going to get closed to some extent when the '24 CTR pricing is...

I'm running the same winter tires, and I haven't noticed anything that feels like flat-spotting, and I suspect my car sits longer than average between uses (today was its first time out since Thursday morning). ?‍♂️

I was assuming it wasn't a brushless carwash--I have a hunch that one would've done some damage.

Care to share any pics of the results?

Nope! At least not that I know of. The set came with lugs, and the installer said the OEM lugs (and my wheel locks) were too large to work for them.

I had my winter wheels installed last week, and I'm really pleased with the setup: 245/40 R18 Vredestein Wintrac Pro 18x8 Gloss Black Painted Sparco Record The tires are very quiet/smooth, and the ride is soft--I can tell they're nowhere near as sticky as the OEM summer tires, as I can induce...

The spoiler is the same from A-Spec through Type-S, so if you find the carbon fiber spoiler posted through an Acura retailer online, it'll fit on any of those models, but it does recommend drilling extra holes. It's the same size, but has 3 points to it rather than the 1 point of the stock...

Now we're talking!

If I fall for one more clickbait video that implies he's dying, my head is going to explode.

Maybe I can get a Queen size flat bedsheet in green flannel and stack them in the living room. Wrap the stack in light and put a star on top. You reckon anyone would notice?

So for those of us who plan to drive the car all winter, how/where do you intend to store your summer tires? I currently have them laying flat in duffels on shelves in the garage, but do I need to lug them down into the basement to protect them from seeing freezing temperatures?