What did you do to your Civic today? (II)

[monstarind]

Spending the day installing a set of Husky liners on the 2020 Sport. Along with some other simple upgrades like Mud flaps etc.

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[CAPTS]

a fellow honda civic fc friend had some engine problem needing a set of forged pistons & so happen i have them ready stock in hand & they're "blessed" for him too.
i did swap from my stage 2 to stage 1 turbo though

blessed under the sun for more enhanced blessings

received some blessing from my engine before handing over

engine & turbo is mine just using it for decoration

9 bladed turbine wheel

 

[n2da2nd]

Cleaning the wheels (a mini forearms workout session)

 

[Rone811]

Cleaning the wheels (a mini forearms workout session)

Brembo worth it or just for looks?

 

[n2da2nd]

Brembo worth it or just for looks?

on freeway, yes. Local streets, not much.

 

[ATX_Si]

Finally joined the KTuner/TSP club today along with a PRL stage 1 intake all thanks to @mocaSi hooking me up. Too bad it started raining today lol Can't wait to see what everyone has been raving about with the tune.

 

[charleswrivers]

Starting on sound deadening. Took me about 3 minutes to get to this point. Took me 14 additional seconds to realize my dumbass would need brackets for the replacement speakers I’ve had sitting NIB for another project I figured I’d throw in and harnesses to avoid cutting wires. If well... they’ll be here tomorrow. I can play with deadening the doors to see if it made a difference in the stockers before anything new goes in. One variable at a time!

 

[kimtyson]

I got my Crutchfield order today. Not to rub it in but they include the bracket and wiring harness for free. First time I ever ordered from them but I can recommend for sure! Plan to install mine this weekend. Also have a foam baffle to drop the speaker into and Noico sound deadening mat for the doors while I'm in there. I was looking forward to your install but I'll be patient. lol

 

[charleswrivers]

Man. I’m just doing a hack job with this deadening and haven’t added some of that 150 mm foam yet. It’s amazing the difference it’s made on a wide open door doing the old knock comparison.

 

[charleswrivers]

I got my Crutchfield order today. Not to rub it in but they include the bracket and wiring harness for free. First time I ever ordered from them but I can recommend for sure! Plan to install mine this weekend. Also have a foam baffle to drop the speaker into and Noico sound deadening mat for the doors while I'm in there. I was looking forward to your install but I'll be patient. lol

Oh it’s rubbed in. I think I bought these speakers at least a year ago and they were sitting on a shelf in the garage forgotten. Oh well. $20 and 1 day shipping and I’ll have a set of brackets and harnesses.

It should be tedious work... but it’s almost soothing to turn off my brain to cut and lay down the deadening stuff and foam. I wish I would have gotten an early start but the weather has been randomly terrible today. I figure I’ll finish tomorrow and check out how the stock speakers are. Then throw in the new speakers over the weekend and see if they’ve got a little more pop.

I figure I’ll do the doors in the front... maybe a half assed job on the back to use minimal material. Do the trunk lid. Inside of the wheel wells cabin-side if they’re accessible. I’ve got to pull the A Pillar trim totally off and see what can be done down there. I don’t know... just dorking around. I have to stay in a hotel for a week away from home by myself so I may buy enough stuff to take with me to occupy myself in the evening.

Edit: BTW... I’ve dug in many doors... 280z, Galant, RSX, 300zx... these are the *easiest* ones to reach into I’ve ever seen. Some of them have tiny access holes that are shaaaarp. These are great!

 

[JustBob]

Well, not the most exciting, flashy or expensive customization but here's what I added to mine today...

 

[S60doc]

Finally got my stickers!

 

[Beansley]

Man. I’m just doing a hack job with this deadening and haven’t added some of that 150 mm foam yet. It’s amazing the difference it’s made on a wide open door doing the old knock comparison.

Thanks for posting these! I want to do/am planning to do the same thing soon and this serves as motivation.

Also, the lack of anything in there is pathetic

 

[charleswrivers]

Thanks for posting these! I want to do/am planning to do the same thing soon and this serves as motivation.

Also, the lack of anything in there is pathetic

Yep. It’s just a big hollow metal drum. Takes maybe 2 minutes to pull the door. A couple more to pull the moisture shield and a couple wiring harnesses. Very, very easy and I think every trim fastener is unscathed. I’m about 1/2 done with the inside of the drivers side. Spent maybe $100 for 36 square feet of that 80mm rubber and 150 mm foam. I bet I’ll have enough to do all the doors and start on the trunk at the rate I’m using it. I’ll just the same amount of I want to go wild. Not pulling carpet, but it should make a difference.

My only regret is being lazy and not doing this sooner.

 

[saiko21]

Yep. It’s just a big hollow metal drum. Takes maybe 2 minutes to pull the door. A couple more to pull the moisture shield and a couple wiring harnesses. Very, very easy and I think every trim fastener is unscathed. I’m about 1/2 done with the inside of the drivers side. Spent maybe $100 for 36 square feet of that 80mm rubber and 150 mm foam. I bet I’ll have enough to do all the doors and start on the trunk at the rate I’m using it. I’ll just the same amount of I want to go wild. Not pulling carpet, but it should make a difference.

My only regret is being lazy and not doing this sooner.

do we need combination? I thought some thing like Killmat or Nioco mat would be sufficient for sound deadening project.

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