We made the Civic Type R how Honda should have

[@lllBASlll]

As a FK8 owner, I heavily discourage you to get a FK8/FL5 to be your daily + weekend racer. The cooling issues Ben talked about, are not fixed by simple solutions like a different radiator. Be prepared to sink over $5,000 in mods and time into the platform, just to be able to go a few more laps. There are many owners, who get real with the issue and tell you not to get one, if you want to race them. The overheating issues are not due to a small radiator or something like that- the engine bays are simply too cramped for the turbocharged K20C1. Mind you, it's pushing 320+ HP from a 2 liter, so it's the turbo doing the heavy lifting. If you put that hot turbo AND CAT UNDER the intake charge pipes and IN BETWEEN the engine and the heat exchangers, you WILL get heat soak. A bigger radiator will only worsen this issue, because now you decreased the airflow to the engine bay to cool other components. Like I said, it's not an easy "slap some mods and call it a day" problem. This is a "this platform is silly" kind of problem. You need at least a engine hood with major cooling vents, at least one external oil cooler (2 is better...) another front mask with bigger opening for airflow, wrap on the intake charge pipe (no turbo or exhaust blanket- you need the airflow to cool it) and CAT delete to make a real difference. Guys, I'm not hating on the Type R- it is the best (stock) FWD sports car for the street. When I got mine, I was laughing in joy, all the way back home, carving through the country roads. But it is not for the track- as is. I don't consider a car, that can only do 5 laps, before it goes into limp mode a "track car". There are many cars, that you can slap a bigger radiator, oil cooler on and prop the hood in the rear and have fun all day. This ain't it.

[@firefogg44]

Interesting

[@profmathers00]

What kind of air temps are you running in? I just did three sessions of 25’ each at a Pitt Race in a pretty stock FL5, just water wetter in the coolant. Never saw water temp over 195. But it was 60°F out…

[@laxminarayananks1520]

You said what I was having in mind. It's not a radiator issue, it's a fight against physics issue.

[@NiaTK]

Damnn i guess i'll stick to my s2k

[@Redrash12]

What are some other "cheap" sports cars that don't fundamentally have cooling issues?

[@musewolfman]

Installing coilovers for a softer ride... what a world we live in...

[@ellwoodwolf]

He's getting soft.

[@Vermonstered]

​@@ellwoodwolf Nah, the +R mode is Honda engineers looking for that slight better lap time without getting new parts. They cranked up the damping to act like artificial springs as they're the same springs from the FK8. The excessive damping slows down the body roll in a turn so it's good for quick transitions, but packs up the damper in hits or long sweepers. Wish Honda just spent the extra $250 per car and just changed the spring to match what they're trying to do but the car was already expensive already. But as a Type R solution the Type S Integra uses the exact same hardware but is tuned differently, and can swap the suspension control module.

[@agaad22]

I mean when you have professional drivers saying the suspension setup in +R mode is horrible, why wouldn’t you fix the problem?

[@supers0nic77]

^

[@tozkal96]

@@ellwoodwolf honestly hard suspension doesn't mean fast just like that. it needs to be soft enough to absorb the unevenness of the ground and hard enough to not give out under the loads when turning/breaking and accelerating, and translate the weight to the tires and utalize more of the available grip. having stiff suspension only impresses people who don't know anything about suspension.

[@iamjuan6762]

I wonder how much cheaper modern cars would be if they only had the essential computers to make the car run.

[@bleebleblahble8833]

Aka the regulators stayed out of it

[@ellwoodwolf]

It's consumers who did this. Slide my seat with effort? no motor. Raise my seat with effort? no motor. Turn on my own lights? No computer. Turn on my own wipers? No computer. Flip my own rear view mirror? No computer. Stay iny own lane ? No computer park my car by paying attention? No computer..... See where I'm going with this ...

[@fabi1013]

The more and more EPA and safety regulations that are required, the more modules will be needed. And as the last person said as well, the more comfort functions that are wanted by consumers, the more engineers will have to add more modules to have everything communicate with each other because if you live your seat the airbag modules will have to know how much to deploy.

[@dpi_samantha]

from an engineering perspective, compute power has gotten so insane now that it's actually quite difficult to implement only essentials. its way easier and cheaper to justify to the consumer rather than make a bespoke chip + board setup.

[@tozkal96]

@@ellwoodwolf i agree with you but some things are def regulations. mostly for safety like all the airbags, driving aids, sos and stuff like that. its just annoying for someone like us who has to fix systems even if we don't use these systems like the abs wich in some cases people remove.

[@jellofuel]

tfw the dash says "see your dealer" but you own a racecar and can't afford drugs

[@RolandKoller90]

😂

[@aluisious]

A CTR is not a race car.

[@nomercyinc6783]

there isnt a message that says see your dealer. a car needing repairs isnt the cause for someone needing drugs. dumbass post

[@jaminemerson847]

It's always incredible to me that a track focused car from the factory that a host of engineers designed still has parts on it that can be made better. But then I remember how much the automotive industry is focused on cost more than it is prefromance a lot of times. Super cool to see the ways these cars can be made better!

[@SirSpinalColumn]

Of course they haven’t put the absolute best you can buy on as OEM equipment, no one would pay the 10s of thousands more the car would cost if Honda put the best they could on it. The current price is already a bit of a joke for a front wheel drive Honda.

[@ShaiyanHossain]

I mean people still find ways to make $250k porsches faster on track than factory- see Manthey Performance

[@jamaisvu2664]

Every vehicle has a compromise of some sort. It could come with all aluminum suspension components or have carbon hatch, roof, hood and such but the price would push this over 6 figures.

[@JonRacesCars]

That can be said for many factory track focused cars. Porsche GT3RS comes to mind. Lots of aftermarket damper kits for that car.

[@Yvaneify]

Well then pony up and get something better from the factory. No best of the best is gonna be 50 grand. And of course these companies focus more on cost, so they can pay their employees and manufacturing. People want "living wages" after all right? Do you know why I know this? Cuz I worked for a living bro.

[@henrym5889]

Bens got a new daily, you know what that means fellas - It'll be on Cars & Bids next week. 🤣

[@NathanaelNaused]

Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup

[@audoinxr6372]

Lets be real. Bens real daily is the F150 haha 😂

[@DennedTV]

"half a 32nd" makes my eu brain hurt

[@supers0nic77]

He should have read it as 64ths at that point

[@svv_brunorcs1557]

I was just thinking, TF is a half a 32nd

[@AGreyGoat]

Americans use anything but the metric system

[@NotImplemented_yet]

Same, I paused at that moment to go and see if somebody else commented it :D . But I enjoy the video anyway, nicely done

[@dil6969]

17:36 - The poor guy needed goddamn iHDS to fix this issue. For the uninitiated, that's Honda's factory scan tool software. This is the stuff that scares me about modern cars because most independent shops are not going to go through that level of trouble. They will send you to the dealer, and I wouldn't blame them either. It means you're likely at the mercy of your local dealer if your car is plagued with warning lights. Hell, just changing the 12V battery on a 2024 Accord triggered a ridiculous amount of warning lights that I had to clear with iHDS.

[@keanugrande2875]

This ^ currently a Honda technician

[@Vermonstered]

I wonder how deep he had to go to fix the issue. If it was a true wiring or broken sensor issue or if it just was an incorrectly calibrated steering angle. Since on my $110 Launch scanner, I accidently reset the VSA steering calibration and basically steering, hill assist brake, cruise control, steering assist, ABS, TPMS and a few other faults came up. 😂 Reset the steering angle and it cleared itself but I was shocked at how many errors it pulled.

[@GearsandGasoline]

We went to our local Honda dealership 3 times and they couldn’t figure it out. David is the real MVP here!

[@GamingBlizzardA]

@@GearsandGasolineI might’ve skipped over it but what were the codes?

[@Kuro.X]

​@GearsandGasoline should have brought it to my shop, my job is mainly to fix issues like these. We get customers from other hondas bringing them to us cause theirs can't figure it out

[@LuzNoceda511]

The Shift Knob hoodie is adorable

[@ellwoodwolf]

Looks like a beer koozie to me

[@dre32pitt]

I had one in Vegas on my FK8 lol.. It was a Deadpool one from amazon lol

[@BajaBlastMyNuts]

Shift knob hoodies are great. Not only do you get a chill homie with you at all times, but when it's hot, your knob is not

[@BigAuf_]

I love that Cam was named Camera from birth its like he was born to do this job

[@BettyFisher-gy4sk]

It's crazy how good this turned out!

[@Ariaishurt]

This car gives flashbacks to the Sti. Please don’t cut the roof off 🥺

[@mikey631]

If you are going through the trouble to corner balance, you should do it with the driver sitting in the car (or use a weight ballast) so the cross weights are even with you in it. Otherwise, nice job!

[@enrigaee]

everyone is saying battery, yes after a replacement you will get the safety lights but that will go away with driving around for literally 30s to a minute or letting your car sit outside in the open for a minute as well, if the battery replacement doesn’t get rid of the lights, check the CAMERA on the windshield, usually a faulty camera will set those lights on the dash, i work at ACURA, they’re all the same at end of the day

[@calvinlundgren4056]

23:25 As a chiropractor I'll say your technique is flawless!

[@dannyjr7997]

Replace the Battery in my 2020 Honda Accord 1.5T. Now a bunch lights on dash! The battery!

[@jameshaulenbeek5931]

Yep. My Mk 7R requires a reset in the computer, so it adjusts charging current to match the new battery. It's also necessary to reprogram the battery manufacturer and type (AGM, flooded cell, etc), and the cranking amps.

[@meifert2]

Toyotas register the battery automatically. It's not hard for a company to do that but Honda is quickly becoming dealer only maintenance

[@troop23010]

You need a battery memory saver for new cars that's what I use on all the new vehicles when changing out the battery.

[@Bimmersheck]

Did you register the battery replacement? Some cars have ibs (intelligent battery sensors) on them and if you don't reset it it can sometimes throw codes or over charge the battery. So I'd check that if it's not that then just check the terminals make sure they're tight and clean of corrosion.

[@dragonstorm2074]

I still like the blue wheels

[@F5alconsHouse]

make it honda blue instead but if they just do a shade of grey it will not look as good.

[@audoinxr6372]

Changing to generic greys will make it look so NPC

[@DreamDestinations123]

Nope. Matte bronze is the way to go for white cars.

[@F5alconsHouse]

@@DreamDestinations123 yeah that's fine, probably what I will do with my white car

[@macbook802]

Blue wheels is the furthest thing from cool

[@mbusby1146]

Mark feels like the kid going back and forth between his divorced parents houses each weekend

[@rex_s80]

I audibly laughed while reading this. Thank you.

[@fidelj3025]

I highly recommend the Acuity rad hoses, it's a reverse flow to help with cooling! Also the coolant will crack so replace it ASAP!

[@mobility63]

Still rocking my 05 Evo VIII MR with only 278,000 miles

[@bokiNYC]

Niiice 👍👍

[@CO_EVO_8]

Rocking my 03 Evo 8 with 98k miles

[@Kryxtal]

Rocking my 08 Evo X with 29k miles

[@BarbecuedPossum]

Evo 7, 5RS and 9 GT Wagon here 😂 And yes I have a problem 😂😂

[@CodyKloepfer]

Original engine with that 278K? That’s impressive!

[@rmp5s]

Looks awesome, man. Lowered, blue wheels, white...basically how I'd do it. Love it!

[@karelvvv]

Those opening shots reminded me of the fun I had with my MK 4 Golf VR5 driving it thorough the hills of Baden Württemberg

[@WyFoster]

I have the Sport 02s on my Civic Si, they are the bomb. Also, my car is running on TSP tune. Really enjoy it.

[@josephmatuszak3855]

I still think bronzed finish wheels would be super sick on a white Type R.

[@robertswofford1161]

The Type S damping module does wonders for ride quality especially in R+ mode.

[@douglaskrueger357]

I actually use +R mode now. Even around town.

[@caffeinefix2751]

Is it a drastic difference like a coil over?

[@robertswofford1161]

@@caffeinefix2751 I would say so. It's more compliant and bearable around town with the Type S module.

[@douglaskrueger357]

@@caffeinefix2751it’s far more compliant. Really no need to change to coilovers. If you are on the fence, do the module first then decide. The module is not expensive.

[@caljcam]

I would love a Type R Fit. That's the real hot hatch Honda should have made.

[@gr6395]

Let’s go!!! Saturday morning cartoons!

[@Matley-93]

Literally just met you guys in the Walmart parking lot in Lenoir City, TN. Nice to meet you guys and talk shop for a minute!! Definitely gained a new viewer/subscriber!!

[@HasanIbrahim147]

looks so good.... FL5 want stronger than ever before - 100% agreed dark grey/gunmetal wheels vs. the blue. It's coming along nicely. Great work guys! Enjoying the series

[@NellysaintsSROP]

I just got my 25' CTR and It has been the dream coming from a MKV Supra. I'm excited for this build as I build mine.

[@classicdufferin8739]

you sold your supra?

[@prestonsawyer5969]

I had this glut of warnings happen on my 2017 Type R after it got incorrectly towed with 2 wheels down and it took about 50 miles of driving it before it learned nothing was wrong and the warnings dropped off. Gotta love new cars.

[@jasonsong86]

I am always hesitant using coilovers on cars with spring and shock setup because a lot of the times, the shock mounting points are not reinforced enough to take the weight of the vehicle.

[@lootbird]

especially, on japanese cars

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

Make sure the the rear coilover contact points can support the load. Otherwise you’ll be dealing with some irreversible damage.

[@Vermonstered]

Seems so far there's AST/Moton and Fortune Auto being the only ones going to a full coilover instead of the stock divorced setup in the rear. Hopefully they've done their testing but not too hopeful if Fortune Auto is selling the version 2 hat but are on version 3 of their top hat design likely due to a failure. Wonder what kind of spring rates they did install.

[@epp9122]

This. I would change to the latter design. It might work just fine but not worth the risk 😊

[@cjair6639]

New Gears and Gasoline….means instant SMILE to my face.

[@willkrska2644]

Did you consider the integra Type S suspension control module? Ive heard it's pretty much plug and play, and really softens it up

[@a124as]

Why not just use individual mode? +R everything except suspension, keep that in sport or comfort Type S sport = Type R comfort

[@mikewhitehead50]

@@a124as that would be a better compromise to me than spending $2k on coilvers that are always softer than comfort.

[@douglaskrueger357]

Works great. It’s an inexpensive mod that fixes all the issues. No sense spending on coilovers

[@heiden2413]

Hi Ben, many of the oscillation that happen in civic is due to misaligned subframe. with spoon rigid collars, it will reduce/eliminate springing effect from the chassis. currently running stock setup daily in R+ without harshness. it will pair great with the coilovers. congrats!!

[@Y33haw355]

10:32 Source Engine jumpscare, my favourite unit conversion.

[@PliskinHK]

22:43 and the AV/install jumpscare

[@LuzNoceda511]

"I drove it through hurricaine Helene" That was unecessarily tough.

[@GridZilla]

TwoStepPerformance 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Corey is the man!

[@Nightwalker1105]

oh hi Mark

[@SadieCarpenter-ft4he]

So chill, love the energy here!

[@fredericoespinoza]

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[@Patrick94GSR]

The “annoying offset bolts” is the superior way to adjust camber. Reason is that it maintains the same length of the arms on both sides of the car. If you only adjust those turn buckles, it will make the arms different lengths each side, which can lead to unpredictable differences in left vs right turn handling properties. Use the turn buckles for the “gross” adjustment, to get it in the ballpark of where you need the camber. But make sure they’re the same length on both sides. Then use the factory eccentric bolts to dial it in and equalize the camber on both sides of the car.

[@vincentvallo4927]

Gun metal grey for the mags!! I love watching your videos guys! Keep it up! More power to you!

[@yumyumtofu]

@10:07 Raising the car w/ the trunk or hood still up gives me the EBBIJEEBIES!!!

[@muthukumaranc]

The Integra Type S module for the dampers is one of the popular ways to 'fix' the stuff ride in the type r.

[@douglaskrueger357]

Works like a charm!

[@AirMaximus1]

I was wondering why this wasn't done first!

[@douglaskrueger357]

@@AirMaximus1 💯 easy peezy

[@caffeinefix2751]

How effective is it vs coil overs?

[@douglaskrueger357]

@@caffeinefix2751it’s really good.

[@highpeaks6542]

Just change the ADM module to the Integra S and save a ton of money. Plug and play and less than $300. Totally different car. No more hopping on track bumps. I changed it at 200 miles as I hated it. Just try it. Night and day. The car has no idea it’s in there other than suspension softer. All modes work as they should. No codes. I had a factory software fix that requires hot then cold loads. Car didn’t care. It is so good with the S module it’s hard to explain. Just change it and be done with it.

[@NotImplemented_yet]

Checking the tread wear, then talking in "half of 32nds..." what? My brain being from other part of the world cannot overcome it. I paused at that moment to go and see if somebody else commented it :D . But I enjoy the video anyway, nicely done! Thanks for the content!

[@muamoua]

Hey Ben, any feedback on topmount noise in the cabin with the fortune autos?

[@Sookigarage]

Did you guys consider trying the Integra Type-S damper control module? I swapped one into my own FL5 TypeR and it made the car slightly softer for street driving. It was inexpensive and easy to swap in.

[@DOORDASHINGCMOTO]

I must say I am very impressed with this video thank you..I plan on getting one of these and lots of info I’m glad I seen and things you did as well as parts so thank you..very entertaining keep it up and I wish you continued success in your videos and channel as you have gained another sub 🙌🏽💪🏽🙏🏽

[@minhtinnguyen594]

The only thing I look forward to every week is your videos❤

[@JTube571]

This is why I'm not buying new cars anymore. Just bought something from 2002 and that's more up my alley.

[@cabe_bedlam]

You made that washing montage look like a music video, love it.

[@PiroFyre]

12:30 I just noticed you're using zipties. If you ever plan on taking this car to the track, replace them with hose clamps. First hand experience, too much heat will expand those zip ties and the module will become loose and eventually fall out.

[@The_One_Over_There]

That, But even if that doesn't happen, They do get harder over time until they eventually just fall apart. That would also suck.

[@PiroFyre]

Dude, same. Except for me, I have the Veloster N. Shit rides harsh. Other owners have said it rides fine but I think that's just cope. Upgraded to KW V3s and I couldn't believe how much better they are along with a significantly better handling once you dial in everything else from alignment and tire pressures to the compression and rebound.

[@ayoubtalib4782]

Honda couldn't ask for a better fanboy. This man makes me a fan.

[@JippaJ]

I always use a really long bar positioned under the subframe and over the lower arm to pull the balljoint lose. Works way safer and easier than any balljoint tool.

[@julioguardado-rubio715]

How can I get my hands on those wiring diagrams you have? Minute 9:06

[@SD-po4ce]

Wondering that too

[@EmilyJTQ]

It's a pleasure to watch you. Your videos are always full of creativity and style.🎲😝🍎

[@JacesOwnWorld]

This time of the year is the best time of the year for viewers. We get to see companies pushing “no budget” builds…builds that 99.9% of people will never be able to achieve…to get ready to showcase at SEMA.

[@SirSpinalColumn]

“We got 14 computers in this car” -laughs in Volkswagen.

[@enemyspotted2467]

Dude I had a 1993 Alfa 164, I swear to god that think had a control module for the 6 cigarette lighters in it. 6 lighters and ashtrays in a car that seats 5, gotta love the Italians.

[@SirSpinalColumn]

@@enemyspotted2467 I drive an ‘18 Skoda superb and it’s the first euro I’ve had in years, the amount of modules these things have is insane.

[@engrishsheep]

@12:12 that's why I love Honda. I can't remember how many times I had to fight with Ford's engineering when I worked on them.

[@manlb9254]

Yup when replacing the srs unit, immobilizer or vsa module on a new honda you have to the key write or else you’ll get all those lights

[@FurryWrecker911]

10:33 giving the swaybar measurements in Hammer Units is such a video game nerd joke. I love it.

[@CarscenesNC]

I put a new intake on my ‘18 SI I forgot to plug in the MAF sensor and got every dash light too. Even for unrelated stuff like traction control parking brake etc. gotta love modern Honda computers

[@craigsawyer6453]

How did the rear anti sway bar feel? Dose carve corners better?? Very cool car.

[@robl7532]

Holy crap you don’t have to gut the hatch area to remove the rears? Sweet.

[@ryanking6811]

German engineers would have just been like “nein, you must drop the tank to remove that bolt! There juz is no other way!”

[@mzondi1970]

I know you had doubts on the wheel color but it's spot on in my opinion

[@indy718gts3]

I wonder how my driving compares to yours. I've tracked my FL5 MANY times and never had an overheating issue. And mine's stock. Outside of track pads, brake fluid, and track wheels, it's stock

[@dieOsamas]

While doing the radiator you should have put in Acuity reverse flow coolant hoses and a low temp thermostat as well xd

[@FakeFurball]

My (personal) opinion on ride height is simple: if you can't get your lift arms under the car, it's too low. If you can barely squeak it under by grabbing the fender and giving it some help, it's the perfect height.

[@dennisvanderben2719]

I like the blue wheels tho

[@turbo_brian]

I can't believe you're converting to rwd! So cool!

[@douglaskrueger357]

And it’s an easy mod.

[@Fastvoice]

I would have gone with an adjustable KW V3 suspension which also retains the divorce setup at the rear. That way you can get a softer ride for the street and a firmer ride at the track with just dialing some clicks for bump and rebound. And you can also alter the ride height of course. If you like it a bit more hardcore there is also a "Clubsport" version of this suspension.

[@ShaiyanHossain]

@@Fastvoice they're sponsored by Fortune Auto

[@slyck_]

Been waiting for this for a long time

[@chillikoala]

The adjustability of the stock suspension is brilliant. Honda did an amazing job of balancing performance with comfort IMO -- I definitely don't find it too stiff. Also seems like sacrilege to replace something Honda spent thousands of hours and probably millions developing.

[@thegirthquake8574]

Ben, Bud, you could've just swapped the CTR suspension module to an ITS module and got the ITS' softer suspension on your ctr-- provided you didn't already do this and I'm behind on this build.

[@Vermonstered]

Nah, they didn't change the ADS module. One of their main sponsors is Fortune Auto and why that's the only coilovers they put in their cars. I'm not convinced though going to a true coilover in the rear is the best idea especially seeing their still messing with the top hat design to spread even more load so it doesn't punch out the body. And part of it is they wanted to lower the car anyway.

[@thegirthquake8574]

@@Vermonstered That's fair, I know they're pals with Fortune Auto-- who are a great coilover company-- so that makes sense. Still wish they'd make coils for my car though. :T

[@Vermonstered]

@@thegirthquake8574 FA is good in the sense you can rebuild them and always get support but they use off the self Chineseium parts. Most of the European suspension companies products will likely be better in terms of damping geared toward ride quality if available. Otherwise a simple Koni yellow with their adjustable spring collars might have enough height and damping adjustment for you with a quality strut.

[@Miggy2j]

Some Spoon SW388 Wheels would look epic on this

[@docwyte]

So what was the fix for all the lights? Re programming the key? Ride height is too low. For a more street car, did you look into the Integra Type S suspension module? Obviously the coil overs are better for track driving...

[@joshhumke7741]

😂 “beep beep beep” dead as fuck loved that he torqued to spec!! The Ben’s crack me up. Don’t forget the “Ugg a dugga” when putting the wheels back on! I love this channel keep up the great entertainment boys.

[@9ZERO6]

My daily is a 2010 Toyota Rav4 with 189K. A Type R Civic would be driven as a treat and pampered with love. Also it would be driven hard at least a couple of times a month. 😊

[@ShaiyanHossain]

@@9ZERO6 i drive mine 100 miles a day- one of the best daily drivers you could ask for provided you dont need awd

[@9ZERO6]

@ShaiyanHossain I would love to daily a Type R. But, if I could afford that car it would be in the garage while I do a comment in a old beater. I daily drove a '97 Integra GSR and a 2009 Civic Si 4 door (HFP suspension). I wished I would have kept them both, especially the Si. So at my age, a Type R would be saved.

[@kseries20-24only]

Type R content! I want to see Ben track this thang!

[@Doomsday_Report]

3:25 One of those tools trashed a good ball joint for me, it was seized in and the pressure managed to bend the threaded section, wouldn't thread back on, and the ball joint was cast into the arm, so an expensive mistake for a cheap tool. I just use a prybar and hammer ever since.

[@ClaytonYatescarenthusiast]

Please watch a few videos on corner balance. Another solution to the shock simulator is to get a module out of a non electronic shock car. So same year civic non r. Got a little of that tissim in the shop there.

[@Veedejesus]

At 18:34 “Steal Ben’s K-Series” 😂😂

[@its__wesley9494]

Im pretty sure Acuity makes parts to reverse flow of the coolant which helps with temps as well.

[@keevot]

Probably in the minority here but the blue Advans look fantastic. Might be my boomer early to mid-aughts bias, but when the Magnesium TE/CE’s came out everyone freaked tf out, myself included. Either way, car looks fantastic! Was skeptical at first since it’s effectively the best factory-tuned FWD car of all time, but you guys did in fact improve it lol.

[@queue.426]

I had the same issue with my civic with every light turning on the dash and I just hard reset the system and have had no issues. Common issue to have every light go on. Sometimes a Google search can save u lots of time.

[@BauregardSenior87]

The mod list I did with mine wasn't actually much different. Step one, remove OPF/GPF (All cars even gasoline have this in europe post 2017 and it costs a fortune to fix, is unreliable and is a solution looking for a problem.) Step two, fit sport cat (More flow better flow.) Step three, adjustable suspension, the end result of which was actually softer than factory. Step four, tires and brakes. Step five, a slightly reduced sized rear muffler because it sounded like a depressed vacuum cleaner. Step six, stop because anywhere from here is going into power gains and body modifications that get expensive fast.

[@Killerconceptz]

Damnit give me those wheels! Blue looks awesome!

[@PANTYEATR1]

16:31 - it's too low for me. I lower my cars with 2 finger widths, fender to tire Gap. 2 fingers gap is plenty for suspension travel and room for settling.

[@GSekong]

2 fingers is about stock height

[@PANTYEATR1]

@GSekong i doubt it.

[@GSekong]

@@PANTYEATR1 I have one and lowered it last week, went from 2 fingers to 1 finger height with eibach pro kit springs

[@PANTYEATR1]

@GSekong ok, for most cars i modify, 2 finger fender to tire gap, looks lowered, allows the suspension to work properly, i don't have to drive slow over rail road tracks or when getting in and out of driveways. No scraping either. It's a balance of sportiness, comfort and function.

[@diegomartinez-dz5jg]

If you’re looking for a softer ride, why then go to Lower arms with heim joints which will most definitely increase NVH??

[@jettrude]

Hi you mentioned you already ordered your new wheels, thought you might consider the spoon wheels, I've just seen a couple from the internet, thought it might look good also on your civic

[@joediepoole1237]

On my first track day with the FL5, I blew the turbo, rear impeller shot directly into the exhaust, now after changing the turbo and fixing the stuff from a blown turbo I have all the warning on the car like yours showed it the video. I was wondering how you got the codes to clear, any help would be greatly appreciated, as my car has full bolt on and dealership won't touch it

[@EricTsu]

Youre going to need to do more for the cooling unfortunately. I have the same rad, prl intercooler and oil coolers and it still gets spicy on track

[@herrdoctorsloth9801]

Personally, I would have gone with Koni Yellows and either H&R or Tein for softer springs. I am surprised that you aren't running Advan tires to match the wheels, and that you haven't touched the exhaust... yet.

[@BrightEyes8513]

A well made radiator will definitely help with the overheating issues. Dual oil coolers will completely fix any overheating at the track.

[@619LAzaros]

Single radiator on a car is a no-no. Upgrade with a dual radiator fan system asap, helps with cooling in car jams and on highspeed or high pressure temperatures on the car...

[@terrytekify]

i'm wondering why you didn't just go the (i think better) route and just swap out the type r adaptive suspension module for the one from the integra type s? still handles just as great as the type r but it's much more compliant on the street so you don't break your back on every bump.