Pauleo1214
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- First Name
- Paul
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2022
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- Location
- Maryland
- Vehicle(s)
- 2020 Honda Civic Si, 1974 MB 450SE, 1982 MB 300TD
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So the Perrin insert, as well all know, is one of the most economical modifications that can be done to improve the vehicle. The fact it is cheap and reversible make it a very appealing mod. That said, I read all Perrin related threads and OPs all follow a specific progression.
1. Oh, there is a little vibration, I can live with this.
2. This thing's great! The wheel hop's gone, i feel so connected to my car. The shfiting feels crisper!
3. OK, NVH is becoming annoying, does this thing wear in at all?
4. I need to use my A/C.....oh god...f^$*!
5. Why did I ever put this thing in? It's my daily! Honda did a great job engineering their RMM for the Si to minimize NVH.
On the one hand, I would love to experience the benefits the insert could provide. On the other hand, I have a wife (and she's kinda whiny). Has anyone installed these and infuriated their significant other? What would you do if you were in my shoes?
Cheers!
1. Oh, there is a little vibration, I can live with this.
2. This thing's great! The wheel hop's gone, i feel so connected to my car. The shfiting feels crisper!
3. OK, NVH is becoming annoying, does this thing wear in at all?
4. I need to use my A/C.....oh god...f^$*!
5. Why did I ever put this thing in? It's my daily! Honda did a great job engineering their RMM for the Si to minimize NVH.
On the one hand, I would love to experience the benefits the insert could provide. On the other hand, I have a wife (and she's kinda whiny). Has anyone installed these and infuriated their significant other? What would you do if you were in my shoes?
Cheers!
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