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

Washed, vacuumed the interior and added a layer of Klasse AIO to the paint.

Tanuktun said:

Everyone pretty much sells the drop in filters for the same price. Rarely do you see them at a discount from any retailer. If you have means of getting a discount I'd go with that

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Thanks! A K&N will be after tints and figuring out my gosh-darned headliner issues. We just got 2018 hatches in this morning and I haven't driven them, but the crackle is still present when I press on the roof.

Zooropa82 said:

What are '17's leasing at right now? V6 and Hybrids?

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Dealer special on Hybrid base is $260/mo with $1999 down. Not sure on the V6, but they're $4k off if you finance.

FKSE7EN said:

My apologies I shouldn’t assume everyone on here is male lol. I bought my K&n filter at my local auto parts (not patient enough for shipping sometimes). I think it’s cheapest on eBay around 50$ with free shipping. Hope this helps.
https://www.ebay.com/i/152719637490

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Thanks! I'm a weird female anyway. I have a degree in fashion but sell cars for a living. I am actually the person who manages our equity mining program, meaning people who have cars 2-4 years old usually, who are in positive equity, get a call and email from me asking them for their desirable trade and to go across to a new vehicle at a similar or lower payment and no down. The Honda owners who keep their cars 10+ years are tough, but I'll have some folks who want the latest technology or styling.

Msquared said:

Thanks! A K&N will be after tints and figuring out my gosh-darned headliner issues. We just got 2018 hatches in this morning and I haven't driven them, but the crackle is still present when I press on the roof.

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Food for thought. A K&N will give you some gains in throttle response but it doesn't filter very well and since you have to oil it, I'd worry about the MAF. I went with an AFE Pro Dry S filter.

It's basically similar to a K&N, is washable with soap and water (or just vacuum it out) and never needs to be replaced. And no worries about over-oiling and gunking up the MAF.

gtman said:

Food for thought. A K&N will give you some gains in throttle response but it doesn't filter very well and since you have to oil it, I'd worry about the MAF. I went with an AFE Pro Dry S filter (#
31-10267). It's basically similar to a K&N, is washable with soap and water (or just vacuum it out) and never needs to be replaced. And no worries about over-oiling and gunking up the MAF.

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Good to know! Thanks!

hatch_dawg said:

I added a ctr boot and shift knob to my sport hatch

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do you need the type r boot for the shift knob to fit properly?

Msquared said:

Thanks! A K&N will be after tints and figuring out my gosh-darned headliner issues. We just got 2018 hatches in this morning and I haven't driven them, but the crackle is still present when I press on the roof.



Dealer special on Hybrid base is $260/mo with $1999 down. Not sure on the V6, but they're $4k off if you finance.



Thanks! I'm a weird female anyway. I have a degree in fashion but sell cars for a living. I am actually the person who manages our equity mining program, meaning people who have cars 2-4 years old usually, who are in positive equity, get a call and email from me asking them for their desirable trade and to go across to a new vehicle at a similar or lower payment and no down. The Honda owners who keep their cars 10+ years are tough, but I'll have some folks who want the latest technology or styling.

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Do dealerships have a negative equity mining group too, bc I feel like my dealer calls me every 6 months asking if they can "make me an offer I can't refuse on my trade, and get me in a newer car for the same payment or less" lol

Added on these knockers

j_culp said:

do you need the type r boot for the shift knob to fit properly?

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Yes you do. The boot, the knob and the locking nut.

hatch_dawg said:

Yes you do. The boot, the knob and the locking nut.

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do you have links for these?

Instant street cred Got my OEM Canadian Civic stickers

kritz said:

Instant street cred Got my OEM Canadian Civic stickers

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it's funny how people are buying these, i took the one off my rear glass the week i got my hatch we always want what we dont have aha.

j_culp said:

do you have links for these?

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This is everything you need. Honda parts network is the cheapest.

My civic never has a problem with me feeling her up however it's been raining and pouring, the old man is snoring, so I haven't.

j_culp said:

do you need the type r boot for the shift knob to fit properly?

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no i dont have the boot and ive put electrical tape instead

ive just put 3-4 turn after this picture and stay tight now!