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Assuming they are the correct frequency the car will pick them up. It make take a few minutes of driving around for them to appear on the dash display but there is nothing you need to do setup-wise.

If you google "obd2 accessory dashboard" you'll find a lot of units out there to start researching capabilities of.

No "new processor." Base models got the larger screen that the A-Spec Tech and Type-S already had.

The new grey and the change from Apex Blue Pearl to the lighter Double Apex Blue Pearl.

A higher boiling point is definitely what you are looking for and going to DOT 5.1 is not a necessary step. There are many DOT 4 fluids that are more than suitable for track day use, such as Motul RBF 600 and 660 (RBF 700 is likely overkill for what you're doing) or ATE Gold 200. It's going to...

That larger touchscreen applies to the A-Specs w/out the Technology package. The A-Spec Tech and Type S already had it.

Not North Charlotte, but I have had good luck w/ the service dept @ Hendrick Acura. That said, now that my 2yrs/24k free oil change offer is done, I take the car to AsiaWorks on Sparta Ave. It's owned by long-time Honda road racer Kevin Helms & his wife.

Interesting. Thanks for digging deeper. Oddly, when looking at our units, it appears as though the display is there, but apparently not the brains to display the info.

Interesting...that's for making this even more confusing, Matt. ;)

I think we are quite aware that it shows on the both the HVAC display and the entertainment system whenever you make a change to the HVAC settings and choose something other than Auto. I am specicially asking about when the HVAC is set to Auto. I thought that was clear from the thread title.

So your '24 is the same? I just went and checked interior photos on their website.....I wonder if the following photo (without air flow shown) from an "Integra A-Spec with Technology Package" is a '24.... ...while this is from a '25. And I just went back to the Press Kit for the '24 and...

Hey all, long time no talk. I've been wondering about this for a while but didn't decide to query the hive mind until I got an A-Spec loaner from the dealer last week so they could exorcise some of the continued rattles from mine. Anyways, The HVAC controls in my '24 Type-S have only showed the...

All versions of the TLX going back to 2015 have the electronic parking brake. If you can’t switch from Acura to Honda I’d give that a whirl.

Not really. Assuming the carrier doesn’t eff up, you’re left with something you’ll never need.

Cammisa is very late to the party….here’s a pretty thorough rundown: https://www.integraforums.com/forum/threads/so-what-exactly-is-the-data-sharing-notification-were-getting-actually-sharing.51956/

On the street? No. On track, quite possibly.

While I prefer to support Hagerty due to my relationships with SCCA, I think you will find Lockton’s track day / TT insurance to be a much better deal. That said, I know some folks who have had to make claims against Hagerty & told me how painless the process was. I don’t know of anyone who has...

Definitely not from the passenger seat. I gave that up when people started showing up w/ cars that had more than 150hp. ;) If you were looking for an SCCA (race) comp license, you could have had me and a bunch of experienced racers (incl. three current and a few past National Champions) to...

Having been in a similar position (overdriving and writing off a street car) almost 25yrs ago I'm hesitant to cast aspersions, but in the laps leading up to the incident you can clearly see that he doesn't do a particularly good job of recognizing and adjusting to changing...

And if you read to the end: General Motors is not the only automaker sharing driving behavior. Kia, Subaru and Mitsubishi also contribute to the LexisNexis “Telematics Exchange,” a “portal for sharing consumer-approved connected car data with insurers.” As of 2022, the exchange, according to a...