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I'm wondering how much of it is from the over-eager braking from the adaptive cruise system... assuming it's the same as other Civics/Hondas. I swear the ACC presses the brakes every time someone sneezes in front of me. Have you been using cruise, OP?

I'm going to agreed with, resummarize, and fully endorse point 10, though: driver mod is best mod.

I could tell by the title you were in my area. Oberlin, here.

Alright fine, I'll be the one to say it: Stop endangering yourself and others and take it to a track. Public roads are not the place for experiments.

Nice. I use Fumoto valves. Same idea, but the Fumotos are 1/4 turn levers with a spring-loaded lockout.

I do. In most cases, "under warranty" ≠ free oil change, but a free or cheap oil change usually = conventional oil, a cheap filter, and green mechanics. I don't feel like skimping on quality for things like that. The nice part about having a dealer service your car is that they'll report their...

DBZA reference?! (just checking)

I wonder if they'll get George Clooney to be their spokesperson.

Ooh! What kind of coffee?! 😁

My opinion has no right to affect your preference. You do you.

What's the size? I see you said OEM, but I'm not sure if that's from an Si or a Type R.

"Nice! Tell me your secrets!" he said, clearly hijacking the thread for his own gain.

'24 OTS tuned Si here, and I'm averaging 37mpg when I drive moderately. My average mpg on a fresh tank when all I've done all day is autocross is still about 24ish. I don't know what's going on, but I think you're right to question it.

Oh yeah, good point! Don't know where OP is, but it's finally deciding to be in the 40s/50s in Ohio now.

Less throttle, and something stickier than the OEM rubber. In that order.

I don't know, but I do plan on moving to the Integra in a few years. I will most certainly investigate at that point and report back here!

My last car had door handles that unlocked the car when you grabbed them from any door, and I was sorely missing that in my '24 Si. Yes, it exists in the front doors, but I often open the back door first to let one of my little ones in (still in a carseat, so he can't buckle himself), and I kept...

Ah, sorry! I didn't catch that it was a Type R. From what I understand, it would still bolt in, but the headliner wouldn't have the right contour to meet the flange without a gap. I'm assuming it's a sunroof/no-sunroof difference.

Yes! (Edit: but alas not for Type R's - need to have a sunroof) Sunglass holder here: https://www.civicxi.com/forum/threads/installed-sunglass-holder-in-us-2022-civic-si.51253/ Mirror swap here: https://www.civicxi.com/forum/threads/plug-and-play-homelink-mirror-for-fl5-1-hr-install.51749/

Skip the lip and the coilovers. Get the sunglass holder from a Touring model. And the Homelink/auto-dimming mirror. Those will improve your life every single day.