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Vehicle: 2024 Integra A-Spec w/technology (manual) Total tuned time: 4 months Tuned miles driven: 10,000 Tuning device(s) used: KTuner V1.2 Tunes used: Starter 21 (Stage 2) Fuel used: 91 octane Additional related mods: Stage 1 intake Problems/issues: None Driving style: Bipolar with...

My exhaust sounds even better now, with 10,000 miles on it right now. I get compliments about it often.

I went with the WeatherTech for the front only. I am happy with them. I’m always amazed how much debris the carpet mat accumulates, but they are definitely better looking.

My RDX used to do that right after applying a OTS tune with my old K-Tuner. It went away after driving a short distance and turning it on and off a few times. My Integra didn’t do this when I applied an OTS tune with a different KTuner unit.

This Boomer remembers the days of the speed shop. There was one I walked by every week and always stopped to look at the cars. Their clientele were hot rod guys, and I was a sports car guy (kid) so I never found much to drool over.

When I purchased new rims and tires, I kept one of the OEM wheel and tires and put it in the well under the floor. I bought a jack and wrench and placed them under the tire, which I placed with the wheel up. Never had a problem in 10,000 miles.

I had them in my Mazdaspeed 3 and they were bulletproof…easy to wipe down and looked great. I am ordering a set for my car for the dry season (WeatherTech for wet seasons like now)

Funny is that I am reading this in the customer lounge of our local and wonderful Mazda dealership In Mesa, AZ. I have driven Mazda’s for 20+ years until the RDX came out. My wife drives a 2023 CX-5 which suits her great. When the Integra came out with a 6MT I had to drive it, having passed...

This retired Paramedic says: CLICK IT, and get over it. Over 20 years of service as a Paramedic, those without seatbelts on end up worse off….though I will concede that the curtain-airbag system is certainly better than it was when I was practicing.

I have one on my ASpec. When my windshield cracked from a rock chip, for the second time in a couple weeks Safelite installed one on my car. Love it!

Michelin PS4 AS is an excellent wearing, quiet and grippy tire.

I had their flaps on my Mazdaspeed 3 after I had it repainted. In Arizona where they landscape the highways with gravel, rocks are a huge problem. I ordered a set for my ASpec and hope to have them soon.

I owned an Acura RDX for 90K miles before the Integra…I wanted one last stick-shift car in my life and I chose this one. The RDX gave me all of the things you describe and it also handled pretty good after a set of Eibach’s and Michelin PS4 AS tires. I really do miss the ease of ingress and...

I tuned my RDX and took it in for service for brake replacement under warranty, etc. Mine was lowered and the service writer asked if it was tuned….I am a pastor….can’t/shouldn’t withhold truth so I told them and they just smiled. No reason to flash back to stock. Tuning doesn’t void warranty...

I got one of those on Etsy and really like it. Stays nicer than the piano key material.

Mine does the same thing going into the garage. I got tired of it so I turned the parking sensors off in the right gauge and the roller on the steering wheel. Go to the one with the pic of your car and all of the sensors and turn it off. I get a screen that parking sensors are disabled as...

Our cars have all kinds of sounds that occur at various times. I should make a point of cataloging all of the cool sounds our car makes.

I have Michelin PilotSport 4AS in stock size on my car. Much smoother and quieter ride, and a LOT grippier than the OEM Conti’s.

I should have gone with the 245/35 and wider wheels. Since I bought 8.5 wheels the wider tire wasn’t allowed.

I know mine is just an ASpec, but I put Michelin PilotSport 4 AS in the stock size and new wheels. The tires are awesome! I had them on my lowered RDX for the years I owned that carl