What did you do to your Civic today?!

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Yeap, I agree about the 89, I feel the car picks up a bit faster and the kick is better when I fuel 89. Maybe it's just my mind but I do feel the difference.

And your adventure reminds me about last friday, I was on the highway coming from work and I was near my exit so I turn my blinker and the lexus that was on my right accelerated, so I break to let him pass and starts breaking too, mind that my right blinker is still on, I accelerate a bit more to pass him and does the same, So I turned eco off and press the accelerator about half way, and he does the same so I wait untill were about 2 cars length of the exit when I put it on S and floored it, I made it just in time and showed him off, I even waited for him at the stop but he completly slowed down after I passed him.
I thought if you had the turbo that Honda recommends you only use 91... that's all I use.
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I thought if you had the turbo that Honda recommends you only use 91... that's all I use.
That's what I thought too but according to the dealer and for what other people have said it is only required if the manual and the gas cap says so. The guy at the service center told me 87 was fine and if I wanted I could fill with 89 every 5 times or so, but after I felt the difference I'm using only 89. The Si I believe requires 91. and possibly the Type R.
Unless someone more knowledgeable can chime in and let us know if I'm correct or if the dealer (which is not surprising) don't know either.
 

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I think I may be challenged when it comes to searching for already made topics lol.. But anyways, what I'm doing to my coupe tomorrow is getting my windows tinted at 18% with the Suntek CXP carbon ceramic. Anyone know if this brand is any good? I live in Florida, am I ganna get pulled over and fined constantly for a 18% lol... 35% looks like a waste of money to me.
 

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I think I may be challenged when it comes to searching for already made topics lol.. But anyways, what I'm doing to my coupe tomorrow is getting my windows tinted at 18% with the Suntek CXP carbon ceramic. Anyone know if this brand is any good? I live in Florida, am I ganna get pulled over and fined constantly for a 18% lol... 35% looks like a waste of money to me.
From what I read, up front you can have 28% and 15% on the rear windows. I don't know if you can have the windshield tinted at all.
I have 20% up front and 15% in the back if it helps.
 


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From what I read, up front you can have 28% and 15% on the rear windows. I don't know if you can have the windshield tinted at all.
I have 20% up front and 15% in the back if it helps.
Yeap you're correct FL law is 28% front 15%rear and winshield only non reflective avobe the AS-1 manufacturer's line AKA the black stripe lol
 

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From what I read, up front you can have 28% and 15% on the rear windows. I don't know if you can have the windshield tinted at all.
I have 20% up front and 15% in the back if it helps.
I'm getting mine done illegally lol. 18% all around, windshield tinting is illegal in Florida, more so than going past the 35% limit for windows haha. But now its been brought to my attention thats its ganna be hard to see at night (friend has 15%). Didn't think of this. Brain storming lol.
 

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I'm getting mine done illegally lol. 18% all around, windshield tinting is illegal in Florida, more so than going past the 35% limit for windows haha. But now its been brought to my attention thats its ganna be hard to see at night (friend has 15%). Didn't think of this. Brain storming lol.
If it's night and you can't see just roll down the windows lol
 

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Yeap you're correct FL law is 28% front 15%rear and winshield only non reflective avobe the AS-1 manufacturer's line AKA the black stripe lol
I've been debating if I should get the strip, the sun glare is brutal this time of year
 

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I've been debating if I should get the strip, the sun glare is brutal this time of year
I'm getting it Thursday, I think it looks nice and yeah it definitely blocks sun glare. In terms of functionality I think is a yes, now you have to see if you like it aesthetically.
 


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I'm getting it Thursday, I think it looks nice and yeah it definitely blocks sun glare. In terms of functionality I think is a yes, now you have to see if you like it aesthetically.
Definitely post it once you get it done
 

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care to share the link where you bought it?
Yea man no problem, but since LEDs draw power from very small currents of electricity you will need a load resistor to make sure they dont stay on dim. Put the resistor in the dome light in the backseat and make sure the LED goes in snug. If the resistor is loose you could blow your interior lights fuse.

Enjoy, it's 10x better with the LEDs.

Both LED and load resistor
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MGI60RQ/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AYIQRA/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I swapped my trunk, front and rear dome lights to LEDs without any resistors and have no problems. Did the same on my last car - visors, front and rear dome lights, front doors, and trunk - no issues.
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