i'm very surprised that not many of the bodykit shops are doing the 10th generation yet.

Also not much accessories haha

guess have to wait awhile first

Hi guys. My first post here. Just got my tcp orchid pearl white. 2 weeks of waiting time. Still in 'getting to know each other' phase with this baby. Nice +|- 50kms journey done with her. My only concern is the handling. Feeling 'gayat' when taking corner at speed. Feel like insufficient feedback from the rubber. Maybe it is just me... May need sometime to get use to the eps. Very happy though. Can't wait to drive her again tomorrow.

can honda do that for us when collecting the car?

=( dash board rattling getting more obvious..

8.4km/l at this moment.

6.5km/l? wow that is about the same fuel consumption with Nissan GTR 3.8Lit twin turbo 

the front and rear tire pressure also the same 32psi ?

I think hard braking is a must to bed in the new brake pads. I do it everytime I change brake pads.
You want it to work at optimum level in case you need to do an emergency brake. Imagine suddenly you need to do e-brake but your brand new pads haven't properly bedded in, your stopping distance increase.

I would say keep RPM to max 5k... 3k is way too low.
For me normally I'll whack to red-line just before an oil change for new engines / re-built engines.

The only possible problems I see are the journal bearings... but with modern material, part tolerances, part design and proper engine oil viscosity. This shouldn't be a problem.

what's the brand of sound system provided in this civic...?

Which part you plan to change? Only speakers?

bought almost RM1000 accessories frm tmall 

The Ecotint Ray Barrier lousy spec for the windshield... very low TSER for the price you pay.

The modern steel buddy , I saw she took my car picture too 😳

42% TSER for the front... Should be less than 70% IRR 😂 And windscreen is the most important.

3m or ecotint raybarrier 4 better?

So, S simulated more aggressive ratio shifting but still CVT style. The traditional shifting method only during paddle shifting?

Was looking at a few 0-60 videos, noticed they set to S but it is shifting in paddle shift style... I remember during my short test drive it showed which shift in number?

The 2 tone tint looks sporty

Once the car arrives at the dealer, they need to organize the stock, parking/movement of the cars (as they receive tens of cars over a span of a couple of days).  Then only you will get the chassis number once the dust settles.  With the chassis number, they will have to prepare the paper work - sales invoice, insurance documents, payment settlement.  Usually the admin office will prep these docs.  Then only can register with the complete set of documents.  Takes a couple of days from stock arriving to registering.  After register still need to prep the car for delivery.