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In that case, everything seems to be working as intended.

It should be noted that PRL’s intake development was extended because they identified a restriction in the factory air inlet location that serves as a choke point as one approaches and exceeds 400whp on the FL5 platform. That won’t be relevant to all owners but I’m glad they took care of it with...

I'd be careful when making comparisons with another vehicle manufacturer. Infiniti and Honda do not necessary handle such matters the same way.

You could always ask @PRL Motorsports for permission. :D

A buddy of mine just bought an Accord and was jerked around by a few dealers before finding one that would sell at MSRP. You'll be hard pressed to find a car on a lot anywhere but they seems to willing to get customers lined up for future allocations. I'll PM you the name of the sales guy he used.

Sounds like you have your heart set on it... nothing wrong with that. Get what you like and enjoy! :)

Black looks great when it's clean! My Si was black. Never again. ?

I can't speak for @Hondata but it seems like simply touching it is a no-no as far as CARB approval goes.

To further clarify, yes, it was a different dyno. I believe this is noted on the TSP website if you read the details on that tune... In fact, I just went and found it: "Please note that all testing was done using a different dynomometer from our Si tunes. Because of this, total power numbers...

Make sure you are comparing apples to apples. If they dynos are not the same we really should not compare the two data sets.

Very impressive @KTuner and @D-RobIMW. Thanks for putting in the work for the rest of us!

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I don't think you can go wrong with either.

So far the VTEC for the 11th gens has been used more for fuel efficiency rather than performance. :confused:

No check engine light with a cat back. ??

Looking forward to seeing these next week. :D

Based on what we saw with the 10th gen Civics I would say it heavily depends on your local dealer. Some care, others do not. There are numerous verified reports of warranty work being completed on tuned Civics.

That is a skill I never picked up but I'm sure you would have some buyers!

This information is worthy of a thread of it's own, especially if you have anything else to add to it. Very interesting.