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I have the same setup, one rim wouldn't hold air, so they pulled the tire, cleaned it and reseated it. Has held pressure at stock and 40psi+ like a champ since. Does make me worried about getting some 285s to seat properly though...

If you have it use it (but very sparingly). If you don't, I wouldn't worry, these things come off really easy. It's more important when doing slip ons with no indent, those suck...

Those look like the TLX ones. The MDX ones are the same size as ours.

When it drips out of the hole :) At least that's how I have always done it. It should be full to the bottom of the hole.

No, just the fill bolt. If you only lost a little, likely fine, but even with a small leak you can burn though it faster than you think.

Make sure you check transmission fluid before driving the car at all. I learned that lesson the hard way when I had a cheap shop install some springs on a car long ago and they broke one of the seals. A week later I no longer had a 5th gear :(

I really wish someone would make a true CF console trim piece for our car.... Maybe soon, otherwise will go with Overland when they release their full kit.

Come on guys, you can't calculate PV=nRT mid corner??

It does show pressure for each tire. And from testing it's relatively accurate. That said, I think if you do the pedal dance it will disable the right display, so you have to manually click it to bring it up. So it isn't an easy way to monitor through the session, but it's fine for before and...

I think you would be better served stepping down to an 18" rim and getting more sidewall then trying to find a stronger rim. As others noted, stock rims are "cheap" and plentiful, not sure you can beat them in a 19".

It's a race to see what comes first, my replacement wheel or my HVI! Also, Apex mentioned they changed their logo... I hope that's just the center cap and I won't have one mismatched wheel, LOL!

I mean it depends on how anal you are. You can tell they are fakes, I have had both on other cars and the fakes looked fine until you see the OEM next to them. Just little details will be different, from a distance you won't notice it but up close you will. Also OEM should last the life of the...

I remember seeing some posts on the Civic forums. I think these are well liked with tons of options. https://www.srpracing.com/products/honda-civic-2022-racing-pedals I wish there were better dead pedal options. I have the Etsy overlay, it looks fine but I want a more substantial raised...

Good luck, I was lucky and saw another vendor's install instructions (27 Won maybe?) that mentioned that part. Installing my PRL front pipe was worse, that bastard did not want to line up on both ends and without studs in the back it sucked.

You are supposed to use a crow bar to pry the motor up for it to clear. I was by myself, so I used a jack towards the front of the motor until it lined up.

Just get the Sprint filter, it's what Spoon rebadges. That said, if you order Spoon parts from Japan they aren't too badly priced. I bought all their beauty parts from Blackhawk for relatively cheap.

"Our V2 (Aggressive) version sticks out 1'' more than our other version, and approx 1.5'' more than the A-Spec factory spoiler." Sounds like it will be slightly larger than OEM. Didn't see any pics up, or at least they weren't labeled. Not sure I can do pure tape again either. My last CF...

Are we all talking about the 2.0T? Because I thought the upcoming 27 Won products are for the 1.5T? Would be awesome if they had 2.0T products dropping.

Serious question, what is it that worries people? That you will be waiting months for your order and they will have your money? If so, I 100% get it. But it isn't like anything else is going to drop between now and June in this price range that has these options. And if it does, cancel your...

Unless the process has changed in the last... 20 or so years, those universal kits are just a flange, you then have to weld it to your OEM charge pipe and cut a hole in it. You could always buy a spare and have a shop fab it up for you, that way you can return it to stock later if you need to...