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Thanks! I'll give them a try.

My stock air filter is due for a replacement this summer, and this AEM DryFlow filter looks like it might be a good choice. What are everyone's actual thoughts on how it affects fuel efficiency, acceleration, and quality of filtration? Are there any downsides to using an aftermarket performance...

Here's some pics of my tint. I did 35% sides and rear. My tinter at Midnight Window Tinting in Tukwila, WA did a pretty good job. Since I was the first Civic hatch, he had to take apart the rear to get to the window, but he saved the template for future Civic hatch customers. A couple clips on...

So my tinter at Midnight Window Tinting in Tukwila, WA told me that his highest-end Solar Gard performs almost as well as the Huper Optik in terms of heat rejection, and is almost $200 cheaper.

I can imagine, but I only wanted to know how to take it out - not necessarily remove it permanently. EDIT: Oops, just realized we may be talking about different things. I was talking about the plastic piece in OP's picture.

Do you know if you can just pull this plastic piece straight out or are there screws?

I went with the Husky Liners, front and rear. Since I live in Seattle where it rains quite often and there are pine needles and other crap everywhere, I'd say this is probably the best investment I made for the car.

Answered my own question. This should be helpful:

Hey that's the same place that quoted me $279 for SunTek CXP - except in Tukwila/Kent.

This parts list says it's a cover for a tow hook. I wonder how I can remove it to see what's inside. http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/jsp/mws/prddisplay.jsp?inputstate=5&catcgry1=CIVIC&catcgry2=2017&catcgry3=5DR+SPORT&catcgry4=KLCVT&catcgry5=REAR+BUMPER

Nice! I'm looking forward to the update. Does anyone have a tutorial of how to do this?

Not quite sure I understand this. Would you happen to have a pic of the part before you put it on? I'm guessing that black trim we're all interested in comes attached to another color matched side skirt, so there's really no add-on out there. We'd have to remove our original side skirt and...

SunTek's website (https://www.suntekfilms.com/automotive/automotive-cxp.aspx) doesn't list it as ceramic. It's "non-metal, nano-hybrid, carbon construction." Anyone here have it and can attest to its heat rejection capabilities as well as cell phone signal interference?

I called up a tinter nearby and he quoted me $279 to tint my hatchback using SunTek CXP 35%. Is this a fair deal, and would anyone recommend this film?

State: WA Trim: EX Tranny: CVT Color: White Options: - $150 for dealer's protection package (they refused to take it out of the deal and said it was already applied, even though they were getting my car from some distribution center... but they did knock it down from the original $950) - $1,895...

Just washed and waxed!