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My red seat covers came in after about a month of waiting + shipping. A bit pricey for what they are but the fit and finish is remarkable. Installation was simple. The covers come in 2 pieces (top and bottom) and are secured by velcro and tucking excess fabric into the folds of the seats...

Brand new and unopened. Purchased from aliexpress but ended up sending me the wrong style/color. Set includes 4 pieces to cover each door. $10 picked up in Tampa Otherwise $20 shipped Thanks for looking

How was the install? Thinking of pulling the trigger but a little hesitant to do it with only jack stands.

I’d wager you just need more practice. I find the car shifts smoothly compared to shifting in tuner cars of the 90s and 2000s. No need for extra blipping of the throttle or excessive slipping of the clutch. I find in this transmission you need to let the revs drop a little more when going from...

Funny enough I’ve never used LogR before, so I just went out and checked. Looks like the app only shows up on the CarPlay home screen if you are wired. A shame but not a huge deal for me since I’ll only plan on using LogR on the track. Hopefully, I remember to bring my cable for those occasions.

I’ve been running wireless apple CarPlay in my car for the last 2 weeks and it’s been working beautifully. Decided to completely cut the cord and go full wireless, so I bought and installed an oem wireless charger. What a pain in the ass to install especially if you route and zip tie everything...

Not sure if this is the video you guys are referencing. Granted it's an NSX they're lowering but he mentions using an "Autel Maxi System." Can't provide any personal input since I'm at stock height but hopefully this could help someone figure it out.

To the small percentage of owners with radium CCV catch cans, Napa has these hose protectors around $3-$5. They work very well protecting the AC hose from chaffing the catch can fitting. Ended up using the 4” version. Thought about spraying them black for a hot minute, but then axed that idea as...

I deal with typical shitty Midwestern roads and pot holes. The ride quality is significantly improved downsizing to 18s. I went with Pilot Sport 4S 255/40/18. R mode on 18s feel like comfort mode on the stock 20” continentals. I no longer have a mini heart attack going over pot holes and speed...

This will be a more of an update of what I did to the Type R over the winter while it was hibernating. Installed illuminated door sills as well as ambient and console illumination kit (what a pain in the ass): Mugen visors: Sweidit center console wings to match the rest of the OEM...

Bumping this thread for other 2020/2021 owners struggling with removing their shift knob and panel. I used @JDM Power ‘s method to successfully remove my shift knob and panel without any damage like the ones that would occur from using traditional prying methods used for 2017-2019 variants...

But Honda did make a year-specific color for the Type R. It’s called Phoenix Yellow ?. FWIW, boost blue is a color unique to only the type R and is not in any other current Honda offering. Internet cool points aside, it’s still a type R that drives pretty damn well for a modern car. Enjoy it in...

Why? It’s unfortunate for our Canadian friends that they don’t get to have BB in 2021, but what purpose would excluding this color for the US do other than to make 2020 BB owners feel special? Let people have a chance at getting what they want. Glad they upped the US production numbers for 2021...

2021 here with < 1000 miles. Only had a single 1st gear lockout but otherwise no grinds or funny business. Shifts like butter if you don’t force it into gear. One of the better-feeling cable shifters in the market but may leave you wanting for more if you’re used to a direct linkage shifter...

Agree with everything above. Don’t waste your time with CA dealers. Got my 2021 boost blue for MSRP in Ohio. OTD you’re looking at around $42.5k-$43k after taxes and fees. Save that extra $3k to invest in PPF, wheels, mods, beer whatever. Times are tough. Make sure your hard-earned money is...

Oof that’s a bummer. Keep an eye out in the classifieds and used market. Most of these wheels, while pricey, are quite abundant especially in CA. You might be able to find a set in good condition. Otherwise most new sets require some waiting. I was prepared to run down the treads on the OEM...

I’ve had my R since 10/10. I sent my deposit to System on 10/30 for the fall/holiday sale. They estimated a 7 month lead time. I get a surprising email from Thomson last week that my wheels had arrived early, and they were shipped out on 11/19. Maybe I got a set that was already sitting in their...

New shoes came in 6 months early. Thanks to Thomson @System Motorsports for the excellent customer service. Unfortunately snow is forecasted this week, so won’t be putting these on until the Spring ?. Gives me time to pick out lugs, center caps + adapters, and hub rings.

California is definitely one of the worst places to buy a car new or used. I remember asking around many SoCal dealers last year including Spreen. Very similar and unpleasant experience as stated here. Unfortunately, they were not the exception. With so many CTRs in California, I wonder if...

Finally got my PPF and ceramic coating done. The shop also did a nice photo shoot with the car.