DyM
Senior Member
- First Name
- Dmitry
- Joined
- Mar 22, 2018
- Threads
- 14
- Messages
- 184
- Reaction score
- 276
- Location
- Maryland, USA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2017 Honda Civic Si Coupe
- Vehicle Showcase
- 1
Top 3 faves:
-FBO setup - this is kind of a package deal since they're all designed to do the same thing, which is to dramatically improve airflow. Custom tune from IMW (the TSP OTS is also great) - takes advantage of the new airflow.
-KTuner V2.0 - really ties together everything above. If you're not flashing for the track and/or going for eye candy then the V1.2 makes more sense. A nice device running TunerView Lite perched atop the infotainment system was one of my favorite setups, made me feel like I was piloting the Crew Dragon. But the Bluetooth issues were too much trouble for me, so I upgraded to the wired solution which has the added advantages of a much steadier data stream, more convenient flashing, and more convenient data logging, if that's what you're into.
-Michelin PS4S (or just appropriate tire setup for what you're doing) - literally the only thing touching the road, no brainer there.
Top 3 "ragrets":
-+38 offset on a 9.5in wheel - too much work to get it perfect, I should've gone with 42ish, did not need that much poke. Feels like the offset and wider wheel choice has affected the scrub radius, which results in a little more twitchiness under load, especially combined with the extra power. That plus having to roll the bumpers, fender mod, etc. A wider stance in general is worth it overall, though.
-Any side markers OTHER than SUMA - I've tried 4 different sets already, SUMA is the best. Fight me.
- Not investing in professionally done ceramic when I bought the car - the paint is notoriously crap, so I really wish the first thing I did was a legit professionally done correction and full body coat of ceramic. If you like regularly banging your head against a brick wall, then you're gonna LOVE tryna keep this CBP paintjob clean.
-FBO setup - this is kind of a package deal since they're all designed to do the same thing, which is to dramatically improve airflow. Custom tune from IMW (the TSP OTS is also great) - takes advantage of the new airflow.
-KTuner V2.0 - really ties together everything above. If you're not flashing for the track and/or going for eye candy then the V1.2 makes more sense. A nice device running TunerView Lite perched atop the infotainment system was one of my favorite setups, made me feel like I was piloting the Crew Dragon. But the Bluetooth issues were too much trouble for me, so I upgraded to the wired solution which has the added advantages of a much steadier data stream, more convenient flashing, and more convenient data logging, if that's what you're into.
-Michelin PS4S (or just appropriate tire setup for what you're doing) - literally the only thing touching the road, no brainer there.
Top 3 "ragrets":
-+38 offset on a 9.5in wheel - too much work to get it perfect, I should've gone with 42ish, did not need that much poke. Feels like the offset and wider wheel choice has affected the scrub radius, which results in a little more twitchiness under load, especially combined with the extra power. That plus having to roll the bumpers, fender mod, etc. A wider stance in general is worth it overall, though.
-Any side markers OTHER than SUMA - I've tried 4 different sets already, SUMA is the best. Fight me.
- Not investing in professionally done ceramic when I bought the car - the paint is notoriously crap, so I really wish the first thing I did was a legit professionally done correction and full body coat of ceramic. If you like regularly banging your head against a brick wall, then you're gonna LOVE tryna keep this CBP paintjob clean.
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