Howdy Folks!
#1
Howdy Folks!
I'm a soon to be owner! I just put my deposit down on a Magnetic Pearl Navi
I'm looking forward to actually participating on the forums (I think I've read every post in the last month and tracking my mileage here also!
It was such a hard choice between the Prius and the HCHII, but overall, the cost, looks and interior of the Civic won out.
I am planning on having the dealer install the splash guards (handy here in the NW?) and the interior illumination kit and the rear cup holders.. anyone have these items? Int Illumination as cool as I think it is? Worth it? How about the cupholders?
Thanks and hello to all!
Limey
I'm looking forward to actually participating on the forums (I think I've read every post in the last month and tracking my mileage here also!
It was such a hard choice between the Prius and the HCHII, but overall, the cost, looks and interior of the Civic won out.
I am planning on having the dealer install the splash guards (handy here in the NW?) and the interior illumination kit and the rear cup holders.. anyone have these items? Int Illumination as cool as I think it is? Worth it? How about the cupholders?
Thanks and hello to all!
Limey
#7
Re: Howdy Folks!
I have a custom illumination kit which resembles the OEM option except that it illuminates the rear floor as well and it is dim-able.
Needless to say, I got this done on both of my cars and it actually works very well, particularly at night.
Cheers;
MSantos
#8
Re: Howdy Folks!
Awesome! Where did you get your kit? Dimmable sounds nice.
I am thinking about just ordering the cup holders and "installing" them myself, as I don't want to be charged $50 in labor just for them to slot in two pieces of plastic!
I am thinking about just ordering the cup holders and "installing" them myself, as I don't want to be charged $50 in labor just for them to slot in two pieces of plastic!
#9
Re: Howdy Folks!
Limey:
You would definetely be a sucker if you pay to have the rear seat cupholders installed, it would work out to about $3000/hr being that it would take about a minute. If you decide to buy them I would recommend looking online at procivic.com, hondapartsdeals.com, handa-accessories.com, bernardiparts.com, or collegehillshonda.com. Any of those places would sell them, and they would probably be cheaper than the dealership even with shipping. As for the illumanation kit, some of those sites sell the stock kit as well so you can install it yourself and save some cash.
I have some dealer installed accessories on my 08 HCH, which I like. I would recommend the Auto Day/Night Mirror, I personally think it just classes the car up over the stock rearview mirror. I would stay away from the interior gauge trim kit, I have it and am not all that impressed. I have the chrome exhaust tip which is an easy DIY project with only one bolt holding it on. I have the all season floor mats which are great compared to the cheap stock carpet ones they give you, especially with snow and rain. And lastly I had the front, side and rear under spoilers from the civic sedan installed, which I love the look of! Oh yeah, I also bought door sill scuff plates from College Hills Honda, which they actually ship over from Australia where they are option on the Civic Sedans over there.
Congratulations, and happy motoring!
Brent
You would definetely be a sucker if you pay to have the rear seat cupholders installed, it would work out to about $3000/hr being that it would take about a minute. If you decide to buy them I would recommend looking online at procivic.com, hondapartsdeals.com, handa-accessories.com, bernardiparts.com, or collegehillshonda.com. Any of those places would sell them, and they would probably be cheaper than the dealership even with shipping. As for the illumanation kit, some of those sites sell the stock kit as well so you can install it yourself and save some cash.
I have some dealer installed accessories on my 08 HCH, which I like. I would recommend the Auto Day/Night Mirror, I personally think it just classes the car up over the stock rearview mirror. I would stay away from the interior gauge trim kit, I have it and am not all that impressed. I have the chrome exhaust tip which is an easy DIY project with only one bolt holding it on. I have the all season floor mats which are great compared to the cheap stock carpet ones they give you, especially with snow and rain. And lastly I had the front, side and rear under spoilers from the civic sedan installed, which I love the look of! Oh yeah, I also bought door sill scuff plates from College Hills Honda, which they actually ship over from Australia where they are option on the Civic Sedans over there.
Congratulations, and happy motoring!
Brent