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Looking at the few pictures I took the day I installed mine, mine looks just like yours (see picture below). Are you able to see exactly what's blocking the pieces from coming together?

Interesting, yeah I had no problem doing mine. What was the problem specifically?

Great writeup! I did this a few weeks ago and was able to remove the mirrors without having to peel back any of the adhesive. I removed the grommet at the top of that liner to use as a looking hole, and stuck my extension (with wobble bit) into the opening in the liner where the mirror wires...

Blue is a hard color to name. I struggled with mine for a while and then landed on Cookie Monster.

Oh, thanks for the tip on the wattage - I was wondering if the built in USB-C wasn't powerful enough. It seems to mostly work so far but then again I haven't done any long-term testing yet. If the charging power with 15W isn't good enough, I might look into getting a 20W cig adapter. I...

I just got my 3D print back from the library this weekend and I am shocked that my measurements were perfect the first time. The raised lines on the sides of the charger tray fit perfectly into my adapter and there is absolutely zero play when you try to move it around. The only places I messed...

I don't see why it wouldn't - this route would be the most ideal. Not sure if it's a simple plug-and-play in the passenger door or if it's more involved and needs to tie into the reverse light wiring at the back of the car. I have no idea where to even start looking for this outside of a...

Not sure where you found that but this is directly from https://www.acura.com/cars/integra/pricing-and-specs. There is an aftermarket module you can buy from Mikstore that adds reverse mirror tilt (for the Civic). It uses a different connector because it's made for the Civic version without...

Ooh that could work too. My idea was more of a flat pad that sits on top of the current pad. That being said, what you just sent could work in tandem with my idea (and also your idea from your original post). Do you have a link to this organizer?

Here's a link to the install guide for the wireless charger for cars that don't come with it: https://www.integraforums.com/forum/attachments/bii19600-22-pdf.223473/ Looks like the base integra does come with just a single trim piece. Part number for the wireless charger kit is in the guide but...

Check out your local library for access to a 3D printer. I've lived in 2 cities that have this. One let me bring my own flash drive and print things myself, but they limit your time to 2 hours at a time. The other has you email them your STL file and they print it for you, but their backlog can...

Great video! Good call on removing the shift knob. Makes it just a bit easier to work under the panel and access the screws. I did mine the other day to wrap the piano black to match the flat black trim in the rest of the car. The alcantara looks like it belongs there - great job! The one thing...

The instructions were pretty vague and I don't know enough about the wiring setup to really dive in and test every pin like a true expert would. I'm not sure how I'd even test that with a feature that doesn't exist on this car from factory. One snag I ran into though was the instructions...

I successfully installed the $160 dollar kit this week. It was a royal PITA so I definitely recommend saving yourself the hassle and going with the C kit. A few takeaways from my install: - Routing the harness across the car was actually quite easy - I routed it along the rubber boot where...

When the marketing videos came out in June, Acura was pretty adamant in comparing the ITS to the A-spec and not the CTR.

I almost spiraled through the same madness, but I finally figured it out. What ultimately worked for me was I formatted my flash drive to FAT32 (you need to do a full format - quick format didn't work for me). This will take a good 30 minutes to an hour so go grab some lunch while it's working...