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No vibrations whatsoever. Fits just like the stock one

Visor removal not required at all. Hardest part is removing the plastic shroud around the mirror. Be patient and gentle.

Installed mine w/o jacking up the car or removing the wheels. I think I used a stubby screwdriver or one of those right angle screwdrivers.

huh, interesting. I was really hesitant to try to force the issue as that plastic has like zero flex to it.

Referring to the Blackvue camera or a camera that uses a USB cable?

Tirerack carries both and it shows that the DT1s are .5 mm shallower.

Just installed a rear camera myself and ran into the same problem. Was nowhere close to being able to tuck the USB cable in there. Decided just to route it along the window using some stick on clips that were included. I believe Blackvue uses a coaxial cable instead of USB, which is likely...

Had the 27won exhaust on my 10th Gen Si and the quality was fantastic. Not using slip fittings makes install so m Having had a 27won exhaust on my 10th Gen Si and loving how easy the bolt on flanges make installation and keep things from shifting around over time, I won't go back to slip fit...

Disabling the native nav actually ends up breaking GPS in Android Auto. Figured that out the hard way and then read about others seeing the same. AA has been very reliable for me so far.

Got the mirror installed over the weekend along with running the wiring for the front/rear dash cams. The frameless mirror looks so much better than the cheapo factory unit and I'm so glad to have homelink back. The install is not bad at all. Even pulling the a-pillar and dealing with that...

The homelink mirror has auto-dimming, so yeah, it does.

Was able to snag an MDX rear view mirror from a local wrecking yard for $80 and hope to get it installed this weekend along with routing a usb cable for a rear camera. Appreciate all of the info provided here!

Looking at photos of both the stock and forged wheels, only the stock wheels have the wheel drop center at the rear of the wheels, so to my untrained eyes it certainly looks like the forged wheels are front mount. I'd hope any reputable tire shop could tell the difference though.

Ugh that sucks dude. The dealer I took mine to had their own body shop and guaranteed the work for life, so I wasn't as concerned as if they sent the work off to some random shop.

Mine was only like 4 or 5 dots like that. I first took it to a detailer who tried to polish them out, which didn't work. He didn't want to do anything more aggressive before I talked to the dealer. I forget it if was him or the dealer who suspected that it was some splatter from the...