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wow what a scumbag shop. really crappy to hear when business take no accountability

interestingly with rv6 parts it seems like it is cheaper to buy from them directly, but I could be wrong. even with 5% off code it seems more expensive via more popular vendors here (to be respectful I don't want to name anyone)

I do have the ark-d exhaust, but just the catback without catted downpipe and front pipe (waiting on tsp catted downpipe). Really nice sound. drone is tad much but seems to settle after 2k miles or so. Kinda makes the car more lively but less comfortable. I do highly recommend the spoon...

i am sorta in the same boat. going to install new gears and clutch. was going to throw in front rigid collars, front swaybar, downpipe and front pipe. I'm guessing it'd make sense to also install an anti lift / whiteline front control arms at the same time. RV6 offers an alternative...

motor mounts look great! do you have an approx eta on those? also curious how they'd compare with the 70 durometer hasports, especially with regards to nvh

wow thank you for the heads up! HRC products are also non-refundable btw , so you definitely saved me $1.8k right there! for discussion's sake, how much trouble would it be to swap out the axles? Is that the only bottleneck preventing us from using non-si trannies? My understanding is the...

you make a good point. they are not the same, so my guess is that the Spoon LSD would not work, as it supposedly also works for the FK7. I guess that means the only lsd option is the $1,800ish HPD or HRC / Cusco 1.5 clutch type for the 10th gen Si, ouch! I was checking it out a few days ago...

curious if one can get CAPTS 5th and 6th helical gears, oem ratios, that might be compatible with the PPG gears (which are 1st to 4th only). already have a set of the PPG gears and speedo calibration box although not yet installed.

subscribed. have been eyeing this part, but not really sure it would be any more durable than the whiteline kit. any feedback would be much appreciated. curious also if the Spoon 'zero bump steer rod end' would be worthwhile to pair with the Spoon lower ball joints...

I also got rid my front endlinks that had annoying clunks, which were eibach but may have been made by whiteline. with whiteline, products can be pretty hit and miss. my rear swaybar gets loose and clunks as well at times so replacing that with a rv6 rsb. with front endlinks for our...

got it, good to know! What are your thoughts on the HDP/Cusco diff?

how would you say is the spoon clutch diff? in a somewhat similar situation, looking to install rv6 upgraded 3th and 4th gears. really like the wavetrac in my fiesta (although it will yank pretty hard for street driving), but sadly no application for the SI trans. hpd/cusco pretty expensive...

The Si is a nice car but really needs something stiffer even for spirited street driving imo. Right now my car is stock, save for spoon stiff plate up front. Stiff plate helps a lot with steering feedback. I went and ordered a set of silvers 2 way w/ 8k front and 8k rear swifts for my 10th...

yes on Spoon USA website it says their collars 'fit all 10th gen' also despite it product name says 'fk8' it fit my fk7 just fine. https://spoonusa.com/spoon-rigid-collar-kit-civic-fk8 the collars are also on spoon's fk7 project car...

yeah some stuff I got there was so cheap, I was afriad they were fakes.

yes I did the front and rear collars on my fk7 too, and made a noticeable difference in response although not sure I noticed ride quality. unfortunately. also installed whiteline max-g front arms and 24won front upper bar at the same time, so hard to say if those were confounding variables...

lmk if the stock intake is available thanks

thanks again for this deal. looking forwards to improvenment over the stock Si brakes and the limited amount of brake pads available for the caliper. Ah if only paragon would offer a solution to use 2 piece rotors for the 10th gen Si, like they do the 9th and 8th gen that would have been great.

I'm in a similar boat and have been looking at the meister r's. https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/update-3-24-17-meisterr-coilovers-after-10k-miles.4200/ There was a good write up a few years on their Zeta coilovers for $1,250 or so and to me it checks many boxes in that it comes with...

looking really good! very tempted