Anyone fully debadge the rear?

[pigfacedalarm]

I removed the Civic emblem (yes, trying to hide the fact I paid so much for a Civic!!), and am debating removing the Type R emblem since the symmetry is off now. Obviously would keep the red Honda badge, but curious if anyone has a picture of an FL5 with both Civic and Type R removed?

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[Kfo_cpa]

I think that looks good how you have it. I wouldn’t remove type r. Just my thoughts.

 

[Icehawk]

Nah, needs the R badge. I did the same as you during my first car wash.

 

[TypeRD]

Yeah. Leave it. It matches the front…and it’s a real Type R badge that came with the car and not a dishonorable boy racer wannabe badge.

 

[Tickle]

Thanks for the photo. I may take all the emblems off other than the H obviously too.

 

[惹Raizzelle]

This is how it would look like without all the badge (Except the H). Hope it helps!

 

[Clark_Kent]

This is how it would look like without all the badge (Except the H). Hope it helps!

It looks odd to me without the badges. There's way too much white space. I'm a fan of the way the badging looks from the factory, well balanced, good spacing, and a color palette appropriate for all FL5 colors.

 

[albi]

Civic and Type R debadge was one of the first things I did with PPF and ceramic. Looks cleaner imho

 

[sfedai0]

Nah, taking the civic is fine but taking out the Type-R is too much. THeres too much blank real estate.

 

[Tickle]

I like it without anything. I don't really see a wrong way however

 

[mbaapk]

Civic and Type R debadge was one of the first things I did with PPF and ceramic. Looks cleaner imho

 

[Clark_Kent]

I like it without anything. I don't really see a wrong way however

Different strokes for different folks...

 

[s2kdriver80]

I guess I'm the odd one out.
I added an old school Honda badge from the S2000 for the oem+ look.

 

[DeVo]

have to keep the Type R badge!

 

[CorbinDallas]

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