Thanks for the direct link, just ordered mine, bought the car 8 years ago and never updated it because $175 or whatever the usually charge is bullshit so looking forward to whatever improvements it brings.
Just checking back...Did you get your Nav updated OK?
They sent me a new SD card to replace the original one but the instructions were pretty clear that replacing it will wipe out any previously saved info like my downloaded music which I really don't feel like dealing with, so the new SD card sits in my toolbox in case I ever really feel the need to install it.
Bummer. I thought for sure they all downloaded to the USB port, and it was Nav only.
Looks like fun! A buddy of mine has done AutoX with Civic's. He said it's great because it is you vs the track (clock) instead of being out against others at the same time.
It is a lot of fun! You get to learn about the car and yourself behind the wheel which is great. I always leave with a smile on my face at the end of the day.
Does it eat up the tires pretty good?
Well, I guess it depends on the tire and alignment setup. Firehawk Indy500 is what I was using. To give you an idea of tire wear, that tire has seen about 6 autoX events, 1 circuit day, and 1 track sprint event. On top of that, it’s seen about 9k commuting miles. I currently have about 5/32nd of tread left in the rear. If it was a softer tire, I probably would have scrapped them already. And yes, it’s a 2.0 lol.
Stock Bridgestone Potenza RE050A tires and the rears are at 1/8" tread depth on the inside and ~1/16" on the outside. About 19k miles.
If you want lite grippy tire, look into Continental extremecontact sport. Runner up would be Michelin super sport.
The best tires to get without going to track tires: https://www.michelinman.com/tires/pilot/pilot-sport-4s.html
I will be installing rigid collars on her over the winter.
Thanks for the reccomendations to you both.
