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Looks like the Si has a numerically higher final drive but the same gear ratios in all 3 transmissions ( Hatch 2.0 MT / 1.5MT So 1.5MT) Civic Hatch Sport and Civic Hatch Sport Touring Civic Si

The final drive would mess with acceleration through all gears. The better option would be to move 6th gear from the .69 ratio to something a little numerically lower. My RSX (5 speed base) and my Accord both ran pretty high in the rev range and it wasn't ever an issue other than seeing those...

Yeah if your going to invest any money in wheels go aftermarket. OEM wheels are nice but are super heavy. Shaving un-sprung weight will do wonders for how lively a car feels.

Did it come out of the Del Sol?

They are hub centric so boring then out or selling them might be your best option.

Yeah - I think unless you stray into the type R / SUV the same. Works out nicely after returning my Accord lease I can use my snow tires / rims for next season on my hatch.

Yes - 64.1 mm.

My VIN is older than this range but keep them coming. Nice to see the inside info that we may not normally see.

XPEL sells them - https://www.xpel.com/paint-protection-kits Lamin-X too - https://lamin-x.com/search-magic.html#query=all&filter_auto-moto.filter=Automotive&filter_year.filter=2022&filter_make.filter=Honda&filter_Model.filter=Civic&sort_method=selling_price.filter/asc

I'm interested to see if the facelift of the 11th Gen Si gets all the goodies from the Canadian model. The US model pales in comparison to the Canadian one.

I think that has 15% Ethanol which I think is too much for what the civic is rated for. Looks like you can.

It's fine I'm just funning you. Different strokes for different folks ?.

I couldn't help myself.

Sorry it was a bit assholish of me - day job bleeding throuh. Glad you found your answer!

RTFM

After putting a deposit down in the first week of December my Boost Blue Sport Touring hatch finally showed up and I was able to pick it up today ?. My go to place for OEM parts (College Hills) decided they aren't shipping the trunk trays so I bit the bullet and bought for the full fat price...

Not quite that bad where I am but when I went to my regular dealer to talk replacement on my Accord they had one in the showroom that had a $5k markup on it and a guy was driving from 5 hours away to come get it the next day.

Should be no problem. The overall outer diameter is the biggest concern. TPS won't be an issues since Civics use wheel speeds sensors to determine inflation differences. Just slap the new wheels on and calibrate the TPS from your dash screen. The lug-nuts you already have should be fine since...

Dealer install video

With as wild as markups are I wouldn't be surprised if the Elantra N is marked up like crazy because it's desirable and I imagine a somewhat limited production. That said it's amazing what the Korean brands have come up with compared to the 90's junk.