2015 si sedan
- Thread starter Janz3n
- Start date
- Thread starter
- #22
Janz3n
Well-Known Member
Well catless saves about $100 on the downpipe. So save money and make a little more power sounds good. Not sure what full race costs in the states but in Canada I'm looking at $2000cnd for the downpipe and catless back.
Sweet baby Jesus that's pricey!
It wouldn't have been bad if I wasn't in the backseat for hours.. lol
If you are driving to work (30-45 minutes or so) and then parking it, you won't have an issue. If you are taking road trips and have passengers they might hate you. lol
I am in the car by myself 99% of the time with music on. So, I barely even notice it.
- Thread starter
- #26
Janz3n
Well-Known Member
Ordered an acuity curl intake today for black Friday. Starting my winter parts purchases. Hoping to get a downpipe and exhaust on boxing day.
sunofwolf
Well-Known Member
- 2,376
- 178
- Vehicle Model
- Civic SI
- Body Style
- Coupe
where and how much?
Boxing Day? You in Canada? I wish acuity had their intake around when I bought mine. Probably would’ve gone that route. Can’t wait to see some installs.
Ordered an acuity curl intake today for black Friday. Starting my winter parts purchases. Hoping to get a downpipe and exhaust on boxing day.
- Thread starter
- #29
Janz3n
Well-Known Member
I'm in Canada. Used garage16.com. Tax in was $605. I'm sure it's cheaper in the states without any deals. Canada gets screwed.
Does murica not have boxing day? Day after Christmas. I love the quality of acuity. I really want the shifter as well. Will be installing this the day I get it probably b
sunofwolf
Well-Known Member
- 2,376
- 178
- Vehicle Model
- Civic SI
- Body Style
- Coupe
$465 with free shipping-any lower? Canada $605-$140 more-ya that is pricy. I have seen no difference in price over the last month or so. I want one ,but its winter time and I barley drive the honda right now due to salt.
I have the full shift kit. It is so worth it. Also have the pedal adjuster which is awesome too.
America only focuses on holidays that will generate major money for our corporations so no Boxing Day here.
Last edited:
sunofwolf
Well-Known Member
- 2,376
- 178
- Vehicle Model
- Civic SI
- Body Style
- Coupe
full shift kit might be a good choice since its winter here.
- Thread starter
- #33
Janz3n
Well-Known Member
465 usd to cad is about 617. Shipping was free too. My car won't see the road till spring. Stores in my garage. Which I hate because it's just a car but I can't let salt touch it anymore. I drove it last winter. I bought my managers 2003 dodge dakota for $800 for the winter. My wife ended up getting it though because it's a pig on gas ( compared to a civic ) so I drive her 2018 hatchback. Lol. I've put about $300 -400 into repairs so far to make it safe to haul the kids around town.
Car parts are expensive. My wife just finished with her personal trainer at the gym which was close to $900 a month for 6 months. My turn to spend money on myself.
sunofwolf
Well-Known Member
- 2,376
- 178
- Vehicle Model
- Civic SI
- Body Style
- Coupe
Your wife won't like that idea and will make faces at you
900a month you could have been driving a corvette with that much. P
900a month you could have been driving a corvette with that much. P- Thread starter
- #35
Janz3n
Well-Known Member
She said I could though.
Just finished washing and doing a quick wax.
I need a car cover.
Just finished washing and doing a quick wax.
I need a car cover.
- Thread starter
- #36
Janz3n
Well-Known Member
Might get started tonight.
mySIck
Well-Known Member
Those Acuity intake look so clean.
sunofwolf
Well-Known Member
- 2,376
- 178
- Vehicle Model
- Civic SI
- Body Style
- Coupe
going to have to get one, I wonder how much power this intake, a hondata tune and 3" full Exhaust would do. I don't think there is anything reasonably priced options that work well other than a turbo which isn't reasonable or actually work well without a whole list of mods.