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Maybe it didn't fit because its for 17-19 type Rs only. Year 20+ have a different style grill

Running 18x9.5 et38 on 255/40s. Def rubs before fender work lol

I get it. I am looking at all the mild drop options. I don't get why H&R and white would both lower the front rates, but increase the back rates significantly. Sure it might make it more rotable on the streets, but at the track, I feel like that could be too much and can't really be all that...

Doesn't seem like a popular option, but anyone here running ktuned springs?

It will fit. Stock suspension and no rub. Not on Michelins though.

TE37SL in Mag Blue, 18x9.5 +38 Advan ad08R, 255/40 r18 Stock suspension

In order: 2005 Acura RSX 2006 Audi A3 2013 Scion FRS 2017 BMW M2 2019 Range Rover Velar (Current) 2020 Honda Civic Type R (Current) The type R is my M2 replacement. Wanted something that is more practical, functional, but still fun and cheaper to own.

I feel like an accord sport would be a good option for you

Yea I get what you mean. I guess what I am trying to say is that the Type R LE doesn't seem all that different/ special. Wish they had a power upgrade or something. My last car was a bmw m2 and a lot of the software can be changed in terms of electronic steering. Maybe one day a tuner can change...

is it just me, I just wish Honda put a little more effort on the LE. Other than rims, tires, and paint, other upgrades seems taking stuff out of the car to save weight and just software change to the active dampers and electronic steering. I wish they made more of an effort in terms of actual...

Looks like more videos of the Type R LE starting to pop up on youtube. I am guessing people are starting to have access to press cars around the world