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The install itself takes all of 15 minutes, tops. It took me probably an hour since I was taking pictures and notes.

Right now there's only eBay.

This article is relatively short compared to my others. It took me three hours to compile and post this one.

:yeahthat: Agreed. I wouldn't have created this DIY if meatball_84 hadn't come up with the idea :thumbsup:

The DIY article is now posted here: http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/2012-civic-sliding-armrest.6363/

DIY 2012 Civic Sliding Armrest This article covers the sliding armrest installation for model year 2012. 2013 models already have this feature as standard. Shown here is it installed on a 2012 Civic Si. Part numbers for all lines are included below. Caution!: At the time of this writing...

"Preparation" section of the included instruction manual: I had planned on making a DIY article for this, but Navteq has yet give me my ******* password.

Just finished installing mine. I was mistaken; the latch does not control the position of the armrest at all as I had previously thought. Instead, it just takes a tad bit of effort with your forearm. I will have the DIY up sometime today.

This is truly the end times.

You only need to remove the entire lower panel that they sit on, the pinch the clips behind each one. Relatively easy.

here's what the two parts look like. The last two photos show it in the retracted and extended positions. It doesn't freely slide back and forth like the 8thgen; instead, it has two notches for two extended positions. It's very sturdy and won't slide unless you lift the bottom handle. The...

Nothing yet for me. I called them again today (another two weeks after) and they still don't have a password for me.

It's supposed to be the same, although there are separate instructions for the non-Si: http://9thcivic.com/forum/pages/2012-Civic-2-And-4-Door-Ambient-Lights/

Because it's so rare and so visually appealing, I highly recommend it. How to obtain is a different story altogether. The install is time-consuming, but it's not difficult and well worth the effort.

They are only available overseas. If you're lucky enough to find someone that has imported them, then you're good. That's how I got mine. So far, I'm the only one I know that has the sills that are illuminated on all four sills.

If he doesn't create one first, I'll make a DIY as soon as my parts come in.

Hellooo 2013 Si

Nice job SgtMecca! Very nice indeed

I don't see any mention of age in this thread.

I'm unaware of any 3rd-party manufacturers of the front grille. College Hills Honda is the only place I'm aware of that sells it below MSRP.