The seats are fucking deadly for long drives. Whoever says these are good road trip cars is huffing only top-shelf copium. I've only done 3 hours and it nearly crippled me.
I just drove a 6-7 hr road trip through upstate NY with the wife's ID.4 and let me say the charging was a complete non-issue. It was topped up to where we wanted it long before our rest stop was over. No kidding the chipotle order took longer. Normal day-to-day driving is charged from home...
The OE rear not-a-diffuser trim upgrade looks good, something I've been wanting a while but can't bring myself to pay dealer prices for.
Skip window visors. They were played out decades ago but just won't stay dead.
Friends don't let friends run basemaps. Besides, if you buy your device from TSP or phearable you get the tune for free so there is no additional cost.
The sticky steering is a funny one. It started for me in the fall but went away once summer started and the ambient temps went up. I now have to wait for it to come back in the fall before I can start complaining again.
I have zero issues with or complaints about the 1.5. It's as quick as it...
Yeah that's some fucking bullshit. They know they fucked up and the outage is the perfect scapegoat and opportunity to sweep their fuckup under the rug.
Also fuck CDK for paying the ransom.
The amount of manual drivers who think "engine braking" consists of letting out the clutch and letting the momentum of the car drag the engine back up to speed is worrying. Just leave the damn thing on and stop clutch braking.
No it should be straight out the side out of the way of the slave cylinder. Were you driving it like this or is this a fresh install? Either way hopefully TSP has some stock held back for support purposes.
If you're living the crackle tune life you're probably running catless anyway.
The 1.5 has pops on the stock tune, stock cat, and all you need is an aftermarket exhaust to hear them. I doubt they'd allow that to happen if it was damaging the cat.
With the amount of service calls it's...
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Honda's biggest crime against humanity was eliminating the Fit. It felt like the true Civic hatch successor. The Integra's hatch is pretty decent but I wish it had more height under the glass toward the back.