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Really? A ton of people have done these and reported feeling a noticeable difference. Have you pushed the car hard since installing them?

This! If she knew how much I have spent so far, she'd probably file for divorce.

I had been communicating with the OP about getting one of his rings. We had been going back and forth until he stopped responding. I would be totally game for one, but I am not sure he is still doing them.

What size wheels and offset, as well as tires? I am running 18x9.5 et38 with 265/35. The wheels stick out a bit and a worried about rubbing if I lowered.

No paint issues that I have noticed. As for your caps, they are super cheap to replace. Or, you could go with CF to cover or replace.

How difficult was the manifold install?

There's this one: https://www.dream-automotive.com/products/killallwipers-flush-rear-wiper-delete-kit-honda-civic-type-r-fk8-fl5-2-0t-k20c1-2017?srsltid=AfmBOoojJjjWsf1-C4jNlbUiLqg2a4mEEhbfx6tyGvojPDVx_4MIG2DN

When I had my FK8 she kicked the side skirt with her heal and scratched it. She denied it and told me I must have done it. Welcome to my wife. Hence, I have yet to offer to take her out in my FL5.

My wife hasn't even sat in my car since I bought in April. There is no way I let anyone other than a Master Tech work on it.

I am running the Mishimoto coolant tank and haven't had any issues so far.

Not on the list, but my only regret is where I got my PPF installed. They did a horrible job. They made numerous efforts to redo it, but it still did not come out great. Fortunately, I filed a dispute and got a nice chunk of change back. At least the paint is protected. No regrets regarding any...

My guess is they will simply offer to fix the scratches. I don't think they would take a car back over cosmetic concerns.

Couldn't some foam weatherstripping or something else be used to eliminate any gap? Also, @Tougefl5 is correct, most will never hit speeds that it would even make a difference. The nice thing about the Project Aero is it is very thin. It provides some protection, while adding a nice subtle look.

Have you considered just running a dedicated winter setup (wheels/tires)? There are reasonably priced 18" wheels out there. Just an option that many people do when they lives in areas that might get snow.

Very nice. While I have not spent as much as you, I was curious to see how much I have spent since I picked up the car in April. I was shocked by how much I had spent thus far. Everything adds up. To date I've dropped $16,798. That doesn't include things like mounting and balancing tires and...

Good result. The panel is super easy to remove. Just do it yourself.

I will add, if you have a good relationship with the Service Department, you could see if they would file a claim. I've done this before with brand new cars that came with scratches.

I know some people have tried Magic Erasers for some of the plastic. For the piece that has the light, there are CF surrounds you could put over it.

I installed mine without removing the wheel or jacking the car up. Super easy install.

I have multiple items from Create Carbon and I have been pretty pleased, especially for their price point. I also bought some custom mirror caps from Kplayground (found on FB). Quality seems great, but I have yet to install them. I also bought a bunch of stuff from Carbon Sixth Element. Their...