Starting to get a bit ancy. I have a bunch of stuff waiting at home to put on Foxy. All in all about $2.5K in parts/work just sitting there. Expect a ton of pictures in May...

 

Just re wired my pillar tail lights as i had a very messy wiring before and always procrastinating on fixing it. So today i finally did it lol.. very pleased though haha...

 

Got my personal plates on Friday, pardon the mess

 

Came out better and cheaper than the factory option.

 

Nice! I love the blue, but i like the red better.

 

Has anybody put HID headlights in yet?? There's an old post with someone doing it but I haven't seen anyone recently doing it, they were having problems or issues with them. Seeing what y'all have to say before I drop some $$ on them. Install isn't the issue, just don't want to waste $$ on something that'll give me problems.

 

Agreed..the RED is bad ass......

 

Recently added a Mugen replica front grill and Spoon duracon shift knob. Fitment and quality for the grill is decent, but there's some spots that feel kinda rough and flimsy.

 

How did you secure the light strips? I was thinking some hot glue. Also since its EL wire, does it cause any interference with the audio system?

 

Grill looks good. Did you have to drop the bumper to install the grill?

 

Hey all, trying to get some more parts for all! Been trying to coordinate with SAMCO on some radiator hoses for our GKs but am far from Foxy and can't physically verify part numbers. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

"Hi DannyJ7,

Thank you for your email regarding the hoses for the Honda Fit GK5. Unfortunately this is not a kit we export to the U.S so none of our dealers will have this kit in stock and neither are we able to confirm fitment of the kit for the U.S version of the car.

I am able to check the factory numbers of the coolant hoses here at the factory if you can supply them off your hoses? I will also have a distributor contact you that can supply the hoses worldwide for this vehicle.

Thank you,

Guy from SAMCO"

 

There's 2 clips that I think are inaccessible unless you remove the bumper. Ironically these clips can't be reused for the Mugen replica. It's not too difficult to remove the bumper. This was my 3rd time removing it and took me about 15 minutes.

Used this instruction for grill removal
http://www.bernardiparts.com/images/...e_AII51170.pdf

 

How's the knob compared to stock? Debating if I should get a spoon knob or go with something heavier

 

Thanks for the directions! I've bookmarked it for the future.

 

How did you get to that section on the web page? Just wondering if there are more detailedinstructions to be had from the website?

 

Ryfle, the spoon knob is very light compared to the stock shift knob. However it feels very solid probably due to the set screw.

axlline, the installation instructions are for the honda oem accessories.
Honda online store : 2015 Fit Accessory installation (DIY) instructions

 

They are on wrong yellow Fit, should be on MY yellow Fit!

What's the link for it?

Your option on this?

 

Hoping we are done with winter, pulled the belly pan to see how much sand was in there. Had a small pile and some leaves. More pics on my thread.

 

Here's what I have added to my '17 EX, 6mt, Crystal Black Pearl.
1) OEM wheel locks
2) OEM door guards
3) Headlight Armor lenses - fog lights
4) OEM cargo tray
5) OEM rear bumper applique
6) OEM cargo cover
7) Husky floor liners
8) BlackBox dash cam
9) Progress rear sway bar
10) Strut tower brace
11) KN air filter
12) Oregon "Pacific Wonderland" plates

Next Up
1) Clear bra protection on the front
2) Headlight Armor lenses - headlights
3) Leather steering wheel cover

Thinking About
1) Seat covers
2) Shift knob

Can't Wait For
1) 1st oil change (I'm at 1,125 miles; 80% oil life. Purchased the car towards the end of Sept. 2016.))
2) New tires when the OEMs have run their course

 

I Forgot To Add
1) OEM mud guards
2) Swapped out tranny fluid with Redline MTF