Has anyone wrapped their center console with either alcantara or Somthing? I love the look of piano black but I swear even a cloth can scratch it 😭 any recommendations?
I’m looking into lowering my 2023 Acura Integra A-Spec and could use some advice from people who have already done it.
Right now I’m considering installing the Eibach Pro Kit springs because I want a modest drop without sacrificing too much ride quality. My main concern is whether I’ll need a camber kit afterward.
To be completely honest, I’m a little confused about how lowering springs affect camber, tire wear, and overall alignment. I also think my car has 20-inch wheels, but I’m not 100% sure, so that probably doesn’t help.
For those of you running Eibach Pro Kit springs:
Did you install a camber kit?
Were you able to get the alignment back into spec without one?
How much negative camber did you end up with?
Any unusual tire wear?
I’m mostly looking for a clean daily-driver setup with good ride quality and minimal tire wear. Any advice, photos, alignment specs, or wheel/tire setups would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
I have a manual 2024 Acura Integra, and I’ve seen a ton of posts asking about rooftop tents, but I haven’t found much solid information.
From what I’ve read, the roof rack is rated for around 132 lbs of dynamic load since the weight is distributed through the roof and window pillars. That makes sense while driving, but it got me wondering about static weight when the car is parked.
Has anyone successfully mounted a rooftop tent on an Integra without causing damage? I feel like there has to be some way to better distribute the load and make it work safely, but I haven’t seen many real-world examples.
Does anyone have experience with this setup or any tips on how to make it work?