2019 Civic Sport Coupe/Sedan mods?
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No its just heavy duty vinyl red tape. I think it came out well though!
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Unfortunately it was just the low light mode on my phone that made it look blue, it's actually white. That would be really cool though!
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Yeah man that’s dope a f
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I just installed my Cusco front bar. I have one as well for my hatchback. Of note is this is a 2.0 engine. The bars are not the same for each car. The 1.5t is curved slightly, this one is flat straight. Also of note, unlike the 1.5t, there is no need to remove the lower stock air box. While there is more room on the 2.0 than in the 1.5t area, both bars are tight fits. But again, it is fine. The middle of the bar will go right up against the rubber hose of the radiator? I don’t really foresee a huge issue with this. It’s not really the main rubber part as much as this coupling portion that’s metal. The parts that are close to rubber are really the clips. Again as in the 1.5t install, you do NOT have to remove the undercarriage stuff. You take off certain clips and etc and there is a canyon compared to the 1.5t(b/c of intercooler?).
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Torque is 43ft lbs for the 17mm suspension bolt.
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So what does this actually do? And you put this on your 2.0, correct?I just installed my Cusco front bar. I have one as well for my hatchback. Of note is this is a 2.0 engine. The bars are not the same for each car. The 1.5t is curved slightly, this one is flat straight. Also of note, unlike the 1.5t, there is no need to remove the lower stock air box. While there is more room on the 2.0 than in the 1.5t area, both bars are tight fits. But again, it is fine. The middle of the bar will go right up against the rubber hose of the radiator? I don’t really foresee a huge issue with this. It’s not really the main rubber part as much as this coupling portion that’s metal. The parts that are close to rubber are really the clips. Again as in the 1.5t install, you do NOT have to remove the undercarriage stuff. You take off certain clips and etc and there is a canyon compared to the 1.5t(b/c of intercooler?).
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It just looks blue in the picture. It's white and red
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I dig that front lip. Did you use the included screws and was it tough to put on? Eyeing this one due to others shipping costs, but want to make sure it's sturdy and looks good.
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Yes they really dropped the ball on those. Somebody needs to make some better looking replacements. I’m sure they would have many salesI wish Honda had done a little better with the new foglight bezels. Even the fake vents would've looked better than that flat boring finish. I hope a company comes out with something to change that.
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those have to be plain due to the fact all the 19's and newer have Honda sensing standard now, the drivers side fog lamp cover area is where the radar sensor is, passenger side matches just to make it uniform, far as i know
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Finally got warm enough for install.
These are the 2020 door handle film. I don’t necessarily think they are worth it for a sedan or hatch. But if you can get a pair for under $20 for the coupe. It’s worth it. I brought a set and sold the other 2 I wasn’t using. (Having said that, I also have another full set for my hatchback). I disregarded the instruction. I believe the best way is to put the film in place (but above where you want it to set). And then work your way up from the bottom of the handle towards the top. Making sure that the top does NOT adhere until you get out the bubble and etc...
alignment isn’t too hard really.
These are the 2020 door handle film. I don’t necessarily think they are worth it for a sedan or hatch. But if you can get a pair for under $20 for the coupe. It’s worth it. I brought a set and sold the other 2 I wasn’t using. (Having said that, I also have another full set for my hatchback). I disregarded the instruction. I believe the best way is to put the film in place (but above where you want it to set). And then work your way up from the bottom of the handle towards the top. Making sure that the top does NOT adhere until you get out the bubble and etc...
alignment isn’t too hard really.
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hey sorry for the super slow reply, work has been insane lately. I did use the included screws at first but they're unreliable and I switched to #12 3/4'' screws. Way more solid. Lip is about as sturdy as a plastic lip can be, with #12 3/4'' screws (MAKE SURE YOU GET STAINLESS STEEL OR THEYLL RUST) I drove about 800 miles round trip going 80-100 mph and did not have the lip come loose the entire trip. I also used about 10 screws, as the lip is 3 pieces interlocking. 3 on left side, 4 in the middle piece, and 3 on the right side. Been a great investment so far.
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Are these just stick on pieces or replacements?Fake carbon fog trim. Under $18, can’t go wrong. I like the contrast breaking up the black. These are 19+, which isn’t something readily available. So it was a good find.
Fitment was 100% if they made real carbon for around $80-150, I would have probably brought that...
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