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Hello Everyone!

I'll be taking care of this thread now as 8thgenInAL cannot do it anymore.

The original thread: http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/civi...comprehensive-performance-parts-list-r18.html

Please do not hesitate to post your R18 part findings here and I will regularly check this thread



Note: I am not responsible for the fitment of these parts on your car. Please research before buying.

 

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-Migrated list to Google Spreadsheet. Currently updating hyperlinks to part manufacturers.

 

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thank you good sir

 

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updated

 

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and i wonder how the rdx injectors work without flashpro

i will add special notes for these things

 

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good stuff everyone. updated. still skimming through corsport's website lol

 

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added, ty

 

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added

 

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Hey Norm what do you think of adding a spacer section to the suspension list? Theres probably a ton depending on what mm you want and as long it has the correct bolt pattern

oh yes, i'd forgotten about it. i'll start adding them now

 

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i've been slowly adding additional notes and part numbers to the list.

the number of suspension parts we have is insane lol

 

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If anyone knows the weight of the SPEC Flywheels, please shout it out

 

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such a pain to document J's racing parts ~_~

 

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I've completed adding part numbers to as much as I can.

 

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thanks

 

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i got the magnaflow but it doesn't even fit -_- stock studs are too short.

really? i have magnaflow too without issue. which studs are you talking about?

 

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the calipers should bolt right on the control arms just like the SI's

 

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yeah. no modification or brackets required

 

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i got my HFP rims with 25mm spacers at front to clear the calipers. i had 15mm's in the back for flushness but since ive been going snowboarding with a lot of people, i was rubbing like crazy so i took them out

 

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added supercharger

 

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no. there's a certain aesthetic that turbocharging possesses that i like.