JaydiemTRAN
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Welcome and congrats on the pick up! Looking forward to see what plans you have for it!
2015 Civic Si - Milwaukee, Wi
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ryantist
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Thanks!
No big plans for the next year or so. I'm saving for a wedding right now so that is sucking all my disposable income dry for the next 14 months. I also bit the bullet and bought the 6 year 100K Honda care warranty for piece of mind so I'm going to do my best to try and not void that.
My 12 Month plan for now is to tint the windows, add rain guards, and change the shift knob to a more leather wrapped / non round one (thinking maybe a 2010+ TL 6MT knob) to help prevent cold and burnt hands. Outside of cosmetics, maybe a 22mm rear sway bar and end links or HFP Springs if they decide to make them for the 2015 Sedan. I really hate the stock rims and love the 18" HFP rims but I can't justify the $1800+ price tag so I'm waiting for a set of used ones to pop up.
hawk02
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X2 on the HFP wheels............Enjoy!
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18" hfp's - 229/wheel
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08W18-TR0-100.html
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08W18-TR0-100.html
JaydiemTRAN
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Well that's more of a reasonable 12 months plan. Of course focus on the wedding first, and congrats! I'll keep my eyes open for this one!
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ryantist
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Thanks for the Tip. this is much cheaper than the dealers around here.
Any idea what the difference between these 3 are?
The price varies significantly but they appear to be the same thing. is it a width difference?
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08W18-TR0-100.html
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08W18-TR0-100B.html
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08W18-TR0-100A.html
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B are for non-Si. A is for 2014-2015. The first one is for 2012-2013. Not sure why there is a difference with the years, but Paul @CollegeHillsHonda will be able to help.
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The 2012/13 hfp wheel was 18x7". The 2014/15 is listed at 7.5" wide.
shaunSi
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7.5
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shaunSi
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Lol sorry I was getting confused. Figure easier to post pic. Pics a thousand words lol
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I am seriously thinking about trading in my Si for this any thoughts??Milwaukee area as well
welcome aboard!
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ryantist
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HRV? Hard to say. That Like comparing apples and oranges. Car vs A heavier and less powerful suv. Unless you've got tons of stuff or kids to haul around I can't see any plus to it lol.I am seriously thinking about trading in my Si for this any thoughts??
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Cause it's a cute new toy!
CollegeHillsHonda
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To clarify the differences.
08W18-TR0-100 - 2012/2013 Civics and designed for use with in-wheel TPMS. 18x7
08W18-TR0-100B - 2014+ Civic with indirect TPMS, 18x7
08W18-TR0-100A - 2014+ Civic Si with indirect TPMS, 18x7.5
08W18-TR0-100 - 2012/2013 Civics and designed for use with in-wheel TPMS. 18x7
08W18-TR0-100B - 2014+ Civic with indirect TPMS, 18x7
08W18-TR0-100A - 2014+ Civic Si with indirect TPMS, 18x7.5
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What is difference between wheels capable of supporting in-wheel TPMS vs indirect TPMS?
CollegeHillsHonda
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Honda wheels that are designed for TPMS use have a relief area machined into the wheel for the sensor and they are counterbalanced.
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Interesting. I always wondered how TPMS sensors affected the balancing.