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Tires, but also road surface. You'll see less torque steer on a nice leveled road than on a road full of repair patches and potholes. Sadly, in Quebec, we mostly had the latter...

Here in Canada, Costco won't mount tires if the tire size is different from OE. You have to buy the exact tire size that is written on the door jam, otherwise they won't mount them!

Same as the other lugs!

A word of caution for fellow Canadians: If you order the filter from Madness, they will ship with Fedex, even if you ask them to ship USPS. Then you'll receive the package without anything to pay at delivery. Then, a month later, you'll receive a bill from Fedex asking you to pay taxes, custom...

You'll have to use a centering ring so the bore of the wheel is adapted to the bore on the car.

A regular spare won't fit under the tray. For sure the modern spare won't fit under there!

The car should communicate with the sensor without any programmation. Might not work if the sensors are aftermarket...

I had a really bad experience with Eibach springs on my 05 Accord coupe. Installed the Eibach springs when the car was like 2-3 years old. I had a first spring (front) that just broke in two a couple of years later. Eibach sent me 4 new springs, but I had to pay to replace them and could not use...

You might run into problem with aftermarket sensors. If you use the OE ones, you're OK. And if you wanna cheaper one, buy them at a Honda dealer. I put the part number in the other TPMS thread. Cheaper that way compared if you buy at the Acura dealer.

It's 94. Same as the FL5. There is an error in the manual. Discussed in many threads here and on FL5 forums.

Thing to remember is if you drive it, drive it for a while until the car reaches operating temp, and beyond. If you drive it just to go around the block, then car won't reach operating temp and condensation will form in the exhaust and in the oil. This is not good for a car. What I did before...

If you keep it outside, I would put gas stabilizer in the tank. Instead of disconnecting the battery, buy a weather resistant battery tender and connect it (or remove the battery and keep it inside connected to a regular battery tender). For the tires, I always kept my stored cars on their...

IMO, this is a very bad idea. You'll have a lot of condensation in the exhaust every time and it'll rust, the gasket will fail prematurely. I've done that on the first car I stored for winter, and after having to do exhaust work because of it, I stopped doing it.

Nice! Wish it has 4 holes in it!

Also no programmation needed. Sensors automatically connect to the car after driving for like 5 minutes.

Been also looking for a "Type S" license plate frame with 4 holes, but couldn't find any...

Easy info to find searching on Google. 19x9.5 +60. For my winter setup, I used 18x8 +40 and the exterior of the wheels sit at the exact same spot as OE. You have to be careful to think not just about the offset, but also the wheel width. There are some great calculator online (some will even...

I wish we could do that. Been searching around and couldn't find any way of doing it.

Replying to myself: After driving the car again today in colder weather, handling is not that bad.

They won't ship wheel locks. Just lug nuts and centering rings. If you want wheel locks, you'll have to order them from somewhere else... Just so you know!