Toppyjai
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I framed a Honda FL5 magazine advertisement. Is this considered "What did you do to your FL5 today?" HAHA
It is in my bookI framed a Honda FL5 magazine advertisement. Is this considered "What did you do to your FL5 today?" HAHA
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It really does fit nicely. Hopefully that continues.Yo, those are wild! It's almost impossible to tell from the pictures that you've added anything. And you were right when you said they weren't cheap, but they definitely look great!
Wow - that look awesome. Now if they only do it for the side bolster!Put on the side bolster protectors from Dream today It would be a stretch to say “I installed them” because there is really nothing to it. The only stretch is to the protector when putting on and it looks pretty seamless when on the seat.
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Does the side bolster get worn down on these seats? I saw a Type R at CarMax that looked pretty rough. 24k miles in 2 years, and CarMax still wanted like $45k for itWow - that look awesome. Now if they only do it for the side bolster!
Which intake did you have before? Curious your thoughts on the switch and why.Some stars aligned and I was able to order a new intake to replace the one I sold a month or two ago. Decided to go a different route this time. Luckily for me, it cleared customs the day before the de minimis exemption ended. Between that and BHJ helping out, I didn’t have to pay any tariffs on this bad boy. Install sucked ass, but I love this intake. Looks awesome, sounds awesome, and felt a decent power increase.
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Depends on how you have the seat set and if you're careful getting in/out. I'm not that tall, so the seat isn't set that far back. Being very cautious about getting in/out, but my leg is still touching the bottom of the steering wheel while my butt is still grazing the side bolter. I don't know how the material will wear in the long term. I don't have any issue with the bottom bolter as I simply go over them before falling in. I'm very used to heavily bolster seats as I drove my Z4MC for 15 years and no signs of wear in that car after all these years. But those seats were leather. So, I'm somewhat worried for the fabric, especially on the side bolster of this car.Does the side bolster get worn down on these seats? I saw a Type R at CarMax that looked pretty rough. 24k miles in 2 years, and CarMax still wanted like $45k for it
Looks great! How do you take the filter out when it's time for cleaning? These high flow oiled filter loses their filtering efficiency pretty quickly and requires more cleaning quite often. If install sucked ass, I would presume it's a similar procedure when it's time to clean the filter?Some stars aligned and I was able to order a new intake to replace the one I sold a month or two ago. Decided to go a different route this time. Luckily for me, it cleared customs the day before the de minimis exemption ended. Between that and BHJ helping out, I didn’t have to pay any tariffs on this bad boy. Install sucked ass, but I love this intake. Looks awesome, sounds awesome, and felt a decent power increase.
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I had the Infinity Design before. Sold it for some quick cash to close a real estate deal. Things ended up working out better than expected and the cash wasn’t needed. Haha. The Infinity Design was great and a beautiful piece. I posted a pretty in depth review on this forum. I switched mainly because this was the intake that I really wanted from the get-go. I got a really good deal on the Infinity and figured it would be worth trying out.Which intake did you have before? Curious your thoughts on the switch and why.
Appreciate the insight! I'm still on the fence about an intake, but leaning towards the PRL since it seems to be the best bang for buck.I had the Infinity Design before. Sold it for some quick cash to close a real estate deal. Things ended up working out better than expected and the cash wasn’t needed. Haha. The Infinity Design was great and a beautiful piece. I posted a pretty in depth review on this forum. I switched mainly because this was the intake that I really wanted from the get-go. I got a really good deal on the Infinity and figured it would be worth trying out.
As for which I prefer, at this moment, I prefer the GruppeM. The sound, fitment (albeit taking a ton of adjustment during installation), and driving feel seems better than the Infinity. Infinity looks amazing though, and certainly has its advantages (namely the serviceability, deeper induction noise, and FAR easier installation).
The air box is basically three pieces: the secondary intake (what you see wrapping over the ECU box), a top intake ducting section that attaches to all the pretty red bits, and the lower intake box that houses the filter. Essentially, you have to take the secondary and top intake portion off, and then it’s simply undoing the hose clamp on the filter. I THINK it will be a little easier than install because I understand/grasp how to make everything line up now. It will still be a pain in the ass, but considering I only put 5k miles on the car a year, I should have a while before I need to worry about servicing it soon.Looks great! How do you take the filter out when it's time for cleaning? These high flow oiled filter loses their filtering efficiency pretty quickly and requires more cleaning quite often. If install sucked ass, I would presume it's a similar procedure when it's time to clean the filter?
The PRL is hard to beat in value. This one is certainly a big chunk on change for an intake and a hard sell for a lot of people.Appreciate the insight! I'm still on the fence about an intake, but leaning towards the PRL since it seems to be the best bang for buck.