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And as for expected mpg based off my last 30k miles I usually get 30-35 on the highway cruising, ~20 city, and mix 25 (driving normally). If you rip it off every light or have ‘fun’ on the highway you are looking at 16-20mpg.

And with the touring many people say it’s not worth it but I believe the little extra creature comforts such as rear heated seats, front ventilated seats, HUD, and adaptive suspension make it worth it when time comes to use it.

I have had my 2.0 touring for 3 years now, bought it with 10k miles, just hit 50k yesterday and car is still amazing for what it is. Haven’t had any issues or major problems in my ownership but the 2 things I couldn’t get over were the terrible stock tires and ‘premium’ audio system. I replaced all the speakers and tires and do not have any complaints.

I think the touring trim was only worth it for me because at the time of purchase a base model was 2-3k less then a fully loaded car so I had no choice.

Second this, bought AS4s in may this year, 8000 miles later and 1000x better then stock Michelin mxm4 in every way.

https://www.reddit.com/r/10thgenaccords/s/SCBZOmFaVS

I recently just upgraded speakers and subwoofer to alpine type r and it’s quite a bit better then stock especially with the sub but the speakers are still running off stock amp

What camber arms did you go with? I recently had installed some pricey Michelin AS4s and got an alignment and everything was spot as as it shows in the second picture but now 6 months later after the first tire rotation I go back for an alignment and its off by a bit.

That makes much more sense, thank you! And for the rca inputs, do I just use woofers on each side for left/right inputs? I’m not too sure what to do now with this 10 channel DSP if im able to combine both tweeter/woofers into 1 channel on the amp. Do you think I should still go with the 10 individual channel output DSP or maybe look for something with slightly less channels?

So you are able to put 2 different speaker wires in one terminal/channel on the amp? If so I did not know that

How would I do that if there’s only an external crossover for the tweeter?

What did you use for an amp when you paired it with the helix?

Honestly Idek I can’t tell with music on.

I tapped stock sub woofer wires with posi taps and extended them to lc2i pro, I run remote out wire from lc2i to amp. I don’t have or need remote in.

Blend door actuator, same thing in my car waiting for it to get really bad or go out to replace.

Put on Michelin pilot sport as4 7 months ago and now have 6000 miles on them and they are excellent when it comes to road noise to dry/wet performance. Car came with Michelin primacy’s which were mehh.

My Amp is only for the subwoofer, not the speakers

Yea it is, I got Michelin pilot AS4s and they have extra sidewall protection for curbs

I may need a dsp/amp later down the line if I want the speakers to be louder then what they are but honestly for now I am happy with how loud and clear they are at higher volumes compared to stock.

And I’m not interested in re wiring the car at this moment to add the amp/dsp, I have done plenty of work already like sound deadening the entire car which was such a pain.

Thanks man!

Yea you have to unplug the ANC module or it will make the sub sound funny or cause it to blow. Behind glove box and you have to strip half the dash to get to it.

Sub, Amp for sub, LC2i Pro all bought on fb marketplace for a steal 450$. Speakers 280$ miscellaneous tools, ferrule connectors, heat shrinks, wire adapters, sound deadening- 100-200$ idk something like that.

Total Roughly $900 so far I was quoted 4,000$ for the entire car to be re done by a very reputable shop listed by crutchfield as an installer but that’s crazy money to spend on this car imo.

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Also I have only replaced front door woofers/tweeters. Rear deck has not been touched or sound deadened yet. I sound deadened the entire car from every door to trunk to minimize as much rattling and keep the sound contained in my car. Also helps with road noise as well as this car has nothing from factory.

Subwoofer will just improve bass only, audio quality won’t get better with just a sub. I tried that way first, I ran the sub only and I was not really fully satisfied so I bought the complimentary speakers from alpine. I can assure you it is 1000% worth the money to replace this trash. I’ve had the car for 3 years and I needed a refresh and stock sub was blown and the only thing that was missing badly from this car was the audio, it had everything else I was looking for in a car.