Honda Civic Si Ownership Experience After 25,000 Miles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- My ownership experience of the 2022 Honda Civiv Si after 25,000 miles along with my experience at The Honda Meet at the Honda Heritage Center.
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Traded in a ‘17 Mustang GT 10 months ago for a my ‘23 Si. The car has been a joy. No issues. Great transmission, buttery smooth (I only drive manuals). Acuity bushings made it even better. Installed a Remark cat back exhaust, adds to the fun. Biggest repair was replacing the windshield after a rock strike. Great car. Got my eye on the Supra, now that it has manual transmission. My first Honda. I am totally impressed at what you get for the money.
Glad you’re liking the Si so far. Remark will be my choice of exhaust for the car too. Supra would be a fun car to have. I’d like to drive one and make a review on it.
I have a 23 SI and I got my eye on a 10 speed mustang but I am concerned about dailying a mustang. The SI is just such a convenient daily. Sporty, manual, turbo, 4 doors, and its a honda.
@@powerstroketurbo95 I came to the Si after back to back 5.0 Mustangs, ‘14 and then ‘17. It’s great daily driver if you can get past the low gas mileage. If you get one, you’ll love it. The ‘24 Mustang is a game changer. I might get another one, but I looking hard at the Supra, and also the new Z.
That's cool. Why not explore the GR86 before you leave the Supra
@@1anre I actually had a deposit on a GR86, that was really the car I wanted. I waited 10 months, the Si arrived first. So, I canceled the order. The Si will be paid off, so I’ll just just make that my daily and go after the Supra or the new Z.
Just picked up my 24 SI a couple days ago. I absolutely love the car so far. I’ve always been an enthusiast but this my first foray into real performance based vehicle. It’s incredibly planted and beautifully designed. Huge fan!
Congrats on the new ride! Can’t go wrong with an Si
I've had my 24 Si for a month now, I'm loving it. How are you liking yours?
Still love it! It’s a great car!
@@jamelzer0I really like this car but I never learned how to drive manual you think I should still get it ?
@@ReymiMartinez-wf1yn absolutely I think it’d be great to learn on as long as you have a good teacher!
Only at 2k miles in my '24 si and I've experienced the same speaker issue. I also typically listen at around 20, will occasionally push it to 24 with the windows / roof down
yea the stock speakers are a joke man. Go to a legit shop and have them replaced with aftermarket ( get JL audio C1). If you look at size of magnet on back of Honda speaker its a joke.
The speakers are amazing when they work right, take it back to honda and get them replaced
Did yours come with the BOSE system?
Bosch wipers is what i use and it is about 24.99 a peice maybe 29.99 $100.00 is way too much but nice review
100% agree no need to do OEM it’s overpriced. I just did it because I was ordering other parts
Stock Speakers are fire in that car too
They do sound pretty good!
Yikes…I had a 23 Touring fully loaded, and I couldnt even
Enjoy the bose sound system bc the bass had to be turned down below half way to keep all the cheap door plastic from rattling 😢
I’ve experienced the same minor leakage on the valve cover. Went to my local dealership and they said the mechanic might’ve put too much oil which caused it to leak. I didn’t quite believe that but still monitor the cover from time to time and continue to see minor leakage. I just hope it’s nothing major once warranty goes out😒
Yeah sounds a little suspect like they aren’t trying to fork out the labor time to replace it. Keep us updated if anything happens!
Make sure there’s no gas in the oil, causing overfill
I replace the two filters B4 taking mine in for service. They can't recommend changing it or screw with my warranty because I said no.
Do you still have the si? And how do you like it? Thinking about getting the new 2025 one with the digital dash and heated seats, it's between the si and the wrx
Yup I still do, and I would highly recommend the car. I was between the si and wrx. With that being said I’m glad I chose the si
Thanks for sharing the pics from the Heritage center! Did you ever consider a GTI manual or cross shopped it ? Will appreciate some thoughts.
I did consider it but I will say it wasn’t high on my list. My top contenders were the Si or Subaru STI. The GTI is a very nice car and would have more luxury features compared to the Si but I can’t comment on driving characteristics since I’ve never driven one.
i drove a GTI and the Si feels more connected to the road, slash more fun. GTI has more power but for some reason it's not as fun. plus it's a VW, f*ck that noise
It should not be leaking oil with that low of mileage.. 2012 My accord made it to 150k before having a valve cover leak. Hopefully it is not a persistent issue.
Congrats on hitting 25K kms/miles.
Just crossed the 20K mark on my 22 Si as well, although i got the car at 12K, so I'd say ive put 8K kms personally on it.
Just went in for 1st oil service, and tyre swap to winters and i was told that i might be due for brake service inspection at the 20K kms mark and i was like ok, so still observing.
The alignment on the summer tyres was a bit off, so steering leaned to the right and i had to constantly adjust and my back hurt after driving the car for a while.
Durig the oil service, I got the alignment redone on the winters, & i hope i can sit and cruise with one hand on the steering while on 6th gear like you without having to constantly compensate for the car veering off course or the steering positioned in the wrong place everytime.
Regarding the PRL intake, would installing it void your warranty as well? Or you don't mind it for that bit of slight performance?
Hope you’re enjoying your Si. The PRL intake could cause issues with warranty depending on the type of failure you experience and are trying to get repaired.
@cardosedaily yeah I am. Been my best car yet.
Since it's not mechanically changing the engine or other part of the car, why should it void the warranty man?
If intakes aren’t set up properly they can alter air fuel trims. Not saying they would blame anything on this but never know.
@cardosedaily ah. Now that makes sense.
How are you going about yours? Have you paid òut the entire car & going ahead with the mods without bothering on the warranty?
My 11th gen civic 2.0L had a faulty head gasket seal 🤒 Warranty covered it though
Good to hear they took care of it under warranty without issue!
2:30 I love my PRL intake, put the silicone tube on. Valve cover oil leak is either a design defect with gasket/mating surface OR PCV system has too much pressure/flow. 5:00 you don`t have hondata yet? It is genius, you can tune just about everything. Can delete auto-off, traction control, rev limit. Yea it`s genius. I have PRL intake and hondata stage 1 (+25hp) tune on factory all season tires...which break traction regularly. I am satisfied with SI performance on AS tires, PLUS that helps protect drivetrain. Running a sticky tire stresses drivetrain, I wanted sticky tires right away-but after 10K miles I can say happy with AS tires. I have 27won downpipe NIB, not going to install that. Going to install PRL intercooler soon, had IC and DP for a year. Brakes and brake fluid would be next, but I don`t see a point...OEM brakes are great for street. 6:12 Costco was wipers for less that $50 total..
First off thanks for watching the video! I appreciate the feedback. I think next will for sure be the PRL intake along with the Remark exhaust and Ktuner. I took have been itching for some better tires but I am in the process of building my Acura RSX to be a street/track car so I think I’ll stick to the AS tires as well. Haven’t been a huge fan of the Goodyears I think I’m going to go Michelin when these are worn out. I misspoke about the wipers and they only cost me $60 for the pair, idk why in the moment I even thought that was the correct amount lol.
If you plan on driving hard or going to the track, I recommend track pads and racing brake fluid. Totally fine to daily but will withstand the heat
In my best Stalone voice - ABSOLUTELY! What pads??? Fluid is easy to figure out.
Careful for transmission no dumping the clutch unless you don’t want to own the car longer than a couple years
I've owned lots of Hondas and one Integra GSR, which I mistakenly sold😢. I've always wanted an Si. Seems the new Integra A-Spec might tick a few more boxes though.
People advised (reddit people) that the insurance might be a bit more on the integra because of the extra tech.
$130 to change a simple air filter? what kinda crack head prices are those. K&N Filter is like 50-60 or like $20 if you buy regular brand.
lol for real. Just changed it out with an oem one for $30. Took 5 min to change. Will have a new video out soon of that
I had a question regarding the seats I bought a 2024 Si and I recently went a a total of 4hr road trip and the lower bolsters on the seats working the clutch was just bulging into the back of my leg almost behind my knee cap next day the side of my leg was sore, I'm curious if that breaks in over time gets softer ? It's uncomfortable I'm always proping my left leg up like to ease the pressure and I want to enjoy my Si on long road trips lol
I can say I have not experienced any issues like that, might just be that we sit in the seat differently. But I will say I have not noticed the seat chance (wear/break-in) at all during my ownership
Its 25,000 miles on a Homda...the car has not been break-in yet 😅
Yeah i guess were just looking out for oil dilutions in this newer 1.5 Turbo engines
sometimes the crackling comes from the piped in engine sound.
Did you find a fix? I think I found out that it’s the back child seat latch that’s making the noise. I’m going to try to put something in there
Any sticky steering/oil dilution?
Have not experienced either problem
@@cardosedailywhen you change oil does your old oil smell like gasoline? Do you smell gasoline inside the car sometimes?
Great video with great road noise as background noise
No sticky steering?
I have a 22 Si. It's having the steering rack replaced for the second time already. I only have 46k miles. Sticky steering started around 37k the again at 46.
I have experienced the steering issue for a while. It hasn’t bothered me enough to get it looked at but I plan on it before my warranty is up.
Do you guys live in places that have colder climates?
25k miles and oil is seeping from under the head. Another youtuber had a leaky trunk and a bolt fell out from his manual transmission bell housing. Honda Civic prices increase and the quality keeps going down
Unfortunately seems to be the case. I have an Acura RSX with 250k miles still going strong on the original motor no leaks or issues
U kinda look like if kyrie Irving and Damian Lillard had a kid lol
Push tge car and u will realize engine transmission failure
Wtf are you talking about ?
You heavily mod the engine internsls will blow up do your homework tge1.5 us a failure
@@Join0rDIE1776 by Push he must mean "Drive like a maniac"
Bad review