Yeah both are pretty great. The Civic handles better than the RS7 and all its power comes on at once in the midrange. The RS7 is just power all the time but it always feels like you are in full control.
It comes with one that has never been used. It's actually not necessary. I've never used one and didn't have any codes or anything, but it's there if you want it.
No it's not coded to my car. It's brand new. I have a scan tool that will allow me to program these though. So if someone picks it up from me locally, I will do that for free.
This is a OEM Honda keycard from the Asian market. It will work on all 11th gen Civic models. I purchased it from black hawk japan for $250. Asking $230 shipped in US.
Local pickup is available and I can program it for you if you pick it up from me in the Cleveland, Ohio area
Selling my lightly used Fujitsubo exhaust for the FL5. Still in immaculate condition. Comes with gaskets and bolts. Price is $3000 shipped in lower 48 states. Local pickup is also available in or around Ohio.
Nothing wrong with it, I sold the car and the new owner wanted my Apexi exhaust instead.
For sale is a used PRL Bar and Plate Intercooler for FL5. Nothing wrong with the intercooler. I made 570whp with this. Selling because I upgraded to a mini tube.
Price is $500 shipping is available at buyers cost.
Selling a used PWR Street Radiator for the FL5. Only issue is the condensor mounting bolt in the bottom left corner broke. Can be easily drilled out or left as is. Otherwise is great shape. Only reason for sale is I swapped to the triple pass version.
Price is 600 shipped in lower 48 states
The Fujitsubo is great if you are looking for something louder than stock, but only by a few decibels. It's practically silent on the highway unless you are getting on it.
The Apexi didn't have any drone issues for me. The overall exhaust noise level was just too loud for my wife. Personally I...
I am now running the Fujitsubo. It's considerably quieter, not to say that the Apexi is loud because it's not.
I have only ran the TSP downpipe and RV6 front pipe with any of my aftermarket exhausts. So I really can't compare the volume to the stock options.