What did you do to your Civic today? (II)
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I see you have a drill. Did you have to draw new holes for the mount?Replaced my stock sub as it ended its life a couple weeks ago. Rest In Peace little guy!
Running this sundown sub of stock amp, surprised I didn’t need a brace to hold it up! will be getting an amp for it when my next check comes in
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Yea I had to make new holes as that sub wouldn’t fit between the rear deck and the back window lol. Ended up having to mount it from the bottom.
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What did you use to adhere the piece to the windshield?Installed rear vortex wings. Removed OEM SI Spoilers and placed trunk lid LED and installed Type-R Wings! Painted them and carbon fiber wrapped myself!
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Anyone know where I can find a sunshade cover like this? One that works and fits very very flush to the windshield?
+1 on Covercraft. It's more expensive than you'd ever expect to pay for a sun shade, but the perfect fit, foam center and reflective surface really work well. It's held up well to my kids (inadvertently) stomping on it when they get in the car and it's still in the back seat foot area.
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Just a 3M heavy duty double adhesive. Unfortunately the plastic is not shaped well enough to plant on the top corners of the rear windshield. So its a bit raised. I may fabricate a thin plastic piece to make it do that.What did you use to adhere the piece to the windshield?
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I see. Can you link us up with the subs? I might just do this too!
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Made some DIY footwell lighting. Two 3-LED segments of red 3528 LED strip (one per footwell), about 6 feet of wire, and I mounted them on some strips of acrylic I cut from a sheet. Including the LED strip quick connectors, and considering I had a the LED strip light roll and wire already, probably spent $15-20 on hardware from Home Depot. As pictures of lighting always does, these don't do the actual result any justice at all.
Driver's Side:
Passenger's side:
I'll post pics of how I mounted them once it's light out
Driver's Side:
Passenger's side:
I'll post pics of how I mounted them once it's light out
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Nice and subtle, I like it.Made some DIY footwell lighting. Two 3-LED segments of red 3528 LED strip (one per footwell), about 6 feet of wire, and I mounted them on some strips of acrylic I cut from a sheet. Including the LED strip quick connectors, and considering I had a the LED strip light roll and wire already, probably spent $15-20 on hardware from Home Depot. As pictures of lighting always does, these don't do the actual result any justice at all.
Driver's Side:
Passenger's side:
I'll post pics of how I mounted them once it's light out
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Damn. looks like I misread the pinout on the accessory plug. They're only on when the door lights are on. Just gonna say screw it and buy a fuse tap and wire it in that way. I keep my fogs on anyways, so it seems like fuse 23 might be the fuse to use
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Thanks! Yeah there's an overlay for Civic, Sport, and Touring at:
https://vinylmod.com/collections/civic
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