5th Gen Integra PRL Cobra Intake Sneak Peak | 11th Gen Civic Si / Acura Integra DE4

In this video I unbox the PRL Motorsports Cobra Cold Air Intake (PRL.1077.1.0) designed for the 2022–2025 Honda Civic Si 1.5T, and show how it applies perfectly to the 5th gen Acura Integra A-Spec (DE4) as well.

This intake is marketed for the 11th gen Civic Si, but I confirmed with PRL directly that it installs the same way on the Integra DE4, and it fits my 2024 Integra A-Spec perfectly. In this video we take a close look at:

• What’s included in the PRL Cobra kit
• Build quality, design, and first impressions
• Why this intake is interesting for both Civic Si and Integra owners
• How it compares visually to other intake options on this platform

This is the first video in a 4-part series covering unboxing, install, why I chose Cobra over the PRL HVI, and before/after sound & driving impressions.

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2026 A-Spec Aero Kit on 2023–2025 Integra? Full Parts List, Pricing & Pros/Cons

 I’ve been hunting for the perfect front splitter and side skirts for my Integra A-Spec — something that looks OEM but more aggressive. The 2026 A-Spec aero kit finally nailed the look, so in this video I dig into whether these parts can work on earlier Integra models and what it really costs.

In this video, I cover:

• Why the 2026 A-Spec aero kit caught my attention

• Pricing and part numbers for the front splitters

• The side skirt confusion (accessory vs full painted part)

• Realistic total cost and whether it’s worth it vs aftermarket

• My current plan and what I’m waiting on from Acura

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Rear Diffuser Install | Acura Integra A-Spec OEM Accessory Upgrade

 This video walks through the installation of the OEM Rear Diffuser on my 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec (DE4). The diffuser gives the rear of the car a more aggressive, finished look while keeping factory fit and quality.

In this video, I cover:

• Unboxing and first impressions of the OEM diffuser

• Mounting points and hardware

• Step-by-step install process

• Fitment notes and subtle alignment tricks

• Before and after views of the rear of the car

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Black Front Emblem Install | Acura Integra A-Spec

 Here I install the OEM black front Acura emblem, replacing the stock chrome badge on my 2024 Integra A-Spec Tech. This is a straightforward mod, but it really cleans up the front end and matches the rest of the blacked-out A-Spec trim.

In this video, I cover:

• Removing the factory front emblem

• Installing the black OEM front badge

• Tips for working around the grille and clips

• Final close-ups and how it ties into the blackout theme

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Replacing Chrome A-Spec Badges with Black | Acura Integra A-Spec DIY

In this video, I replace the chrome A-Spec emblems on my 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec with black A-Spec badges on both front fenders and the rear hatch. It’s a simple OEM-style swap that makes a big difference in tying together the blackout theme of the car.

In this video, I cover:

• Removing the factory chrome A-Spec badges

• Installing the black A-Spec emblems (fenders + hatch)

• Alignment and adhesive tips for a clean install

• Before and after shots in different lighting

• How this small change fits into the overall OEM+ look

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A Better Civic Si for Less? | 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec Tech

A Better Civic Si for Less? | 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec Tech

This isn’t your typical walkaround this is why I chose the 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec Tech verses the 11th gen Civic SI and specifically what a great deal these are on the used market in comparison. I think the Integra is underrated and a lot of reviewers have called it “not a true Integra,” “lacking soul,” or “not worth the price,” but after a little research and driving one, I completely disagree.

In this video, I share:

✅ The key reasons I chose the Integra over the Civic Si

✅ The features that make it a better buy in the used market

✅ The real driving experience — performance, comfort, and MPG

✅ What it does better than the Si for the same (or less) money

I’ll also talk about what makes this car fun, practical, and surprisingly fuel-efficient, plus, why I think it’s a great starting point for a future tuner project.

If you’re shopping for a fun daily driver with premium feel and reliability, you might be surprised how good the Integra really is.

👉 Subscribe for future videos, I’ll be adding accessories, doing bolt-ons, and sharing long-term ownership updates!

We’re taking our 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec Technology Package to the next level with OEM accessories, performance upgrades, and styling mods. Follow along as we transform this car step by step, from installs and reviews to real-world testing.

If you’re into sport-compact builds, JDM-inspired tuning, or daily-driver performance, you’ll feel right at home here. We also share lessons learned from our earlier overlanding and Land Cruiser adventures, showing how the spirit of exploration translates to the tuner garage.

💬 Have a question or a mod you want to see? Comment below, your ideas drive our next videos!

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12v Power in the Roofnest Falcon - 100 Series Land Cruiser Roof Top Tent Project

Getting 12v power inside the tent was a must for us. Being able to charge phones, run a fan, and led lighting inside was important. I value being able to setup extremely quickly so running extension cords or caring up extra gear for power was not an option for me. This setup is quick and easy and has worked great so far.

Hope you enjoy the video and it inspires your roof top tent power setup.

Here are links to all the items we used for our RTT 12v power setup.

Main Components



Installation and wiring

Battery Insulation Wrap Install

Heat can kill your batteries so a great way to protect your investment is to help shield it from excessive heat.  In this video we installed some thermo-tec heat shield battery wraps in the land cruiser.  Let us know if you have any questions and enjoy the video.

What I use for my youtube channel

A friend of mine asked what I used and what I though he might buy to get started on youtube.  He wants to start a cooking channels.  I am a super amateur but here are my thoughts.

Cameras

I have 3 cameras, first I got a GoPro Hero3 I didn't really know what I was doing.  Then I got a Yi 4K and then a Yi 4K+  My Yi products are way cheaper and I think they work well.  However, they are all action cameras.  Action cameras have a very wide angle lens and while the quality is good for video of yourself in a relatively small space you have to have the camera literally right in front of you.   I used to have the camera further back but then you have to zoom and that's extra work and you loose resolution. Unless you need waterproofing and plan on doing high action get something else.  I think most youtubers use mirrorless or SLR cameras.  If you go this route I would make sure it's 4K and 30fps (frames per second) or more.  That will give you good quality and a smooth picture.  It's also nice to have a lcd screen you can flip so you can film yourself and see what's in the picture at the same time.  Shit I might be talking myslef into one.  I could see you eventually wanting two cameras.  Maybe one action cam close to the food and one mirrorless shooting you talking and the grill.  Yi has a mirrorless, it gets mixed reviews but I think I am going to try it since it's cheap.  Oh when it comes to mirror less and slr certain ones take certain lens so research that before you pull the trigger.  I think all SLR are standard and some mirror less are SLRs if that makes sense.

Yi 4k+ action cam

https://amzn.to/2yojcD2

Yi mirrorless cam

https://amzn.to/2WAyYCL

Canon mirrorless

https://amzn.to/2L7DKT0

Lighting

Lighting makes a big diff, before I had it my picture sucked, then I used various lights.  Now I use these even outside and they make a big diff.  Keeps shadows from making shit look bad.  The color selection helps you match the ambient light.  by the way the prices change on all this stuff I got these lights for $100 like 3 months ago now there 160.  If your patient you can wait for price cuts.

https://amzn.to/3b6VZT6

Sound

I have a zoom mic and got it cuz my kids music teacher had one and the sound is awesome without a mic.  There are probably setups with mic and recorder together that are fine.  I also use a lapel mic with the zoom.  Sometimes I just use the cameras mic but it's not nearly as good.  By the way syncing separate audio and video in the software I use is doable but can be tricky.  I bet its easy in apple's software final cut pro

Zoom H1

https://amzn.to/3cg3B7e

Lapel mic I use

https://amzn.to/3dnr1Ys

Software - I again I went cheap here and it has worked out.  I initially used gopro software and it was terrible.  Now I use cyber link power director. It's a knock off of the expensive stuff.  They have like 50% deals all the time and will try and sell you upgrades constantly.

https://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdirector-video-editing-software/

Computer

I bought a dedicated desktop a couple years back for $300 and it did great when I only did 1080 now that I do 4K it gets a little rough sometimes.  I would get something with at least 16G of ram and an SSD harddrive and then get a big external USB drive.  Keep old porjects and back log on the external and whatever you are working on on the internal SSD.

YouTube

We can talk more about youtube once you get going.  Create a channel with the name you want and make it unique.  I think you can change the name once or twice and eventually pick a url.  Consider whether you cus or not.  Profanity will reduce your advertisers.  Don't use copy written music.  They will catch you then you can't monetize that video and you might get a strike.  3 strikes and your out.  Oh one important initial thing.  Youtube rewards consistency so try to come up with a schedule and stick to it, like every friday at 1200 I post something, usually.

Monetization - you will need 4000 hours in the previous 12 months and 1000 subscribers.  it will take sometime but once your there you want to be ready.  Keep an eye out and once you get close get a business bank account establish and LLC.  This isn't absolutely necessary but it's nice to have all my income and expenses from this separate.  

Music - Youtube has music it provide and some artists post on channels that offer free to use music if you put credit in the description.  This is the channel I use for music. I have had some music become copy written later but it's rare and think shit bags that do that get black balled.  You may not intend to use much music but it's still nice for intro's timelapses and shit like that if nothing else.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgOuNHmnIVxiPJYBZwhbeeA  

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCht8qITGkBvXKsR1Byln-wA  

Social media

Try to make an instagram, facebook, etc then post alerts on all when your videos post.  You can share on your personal feeds too.  I would also post on all your favorite forums, like cooking forums, specific grill froums etc.  You will likely drive a lot of your intial subs from those.

General Thoughts

I am completely self taught.  There are multiple unique jobs that you learn over time.  Actor, Cameraman, Soundman, light guy, producer, editor, writer, etc.  It takes time to learn what works.  It takes practice to get decent at all of them. Sometimes things work out and sometimes they are terrible.  Sometimes I use scripts and storyboards and sometimes I wing it. Editing and producing in the software and be really challenging and time consuming but I have learned to really love that part too.  If I were you I would just start posting things and you will get better as you go.  Keep videos as short as possible cut anything that is unnecessary  and if you worked on something and think it sucks post it anyway.  When your huge your subs will love watching your old rough shit.  

Ok I am sure I missed tons but there's an initial brain dump.  Ask me any and all questions I would be happy to answer and can't wait to do a Land Cruiser grilling out collab!  

Overland Lock for the Front Runner Pro Table Under Rack Bracket

Front Runner Pro Table Under Rack Bracket is an accessory for your Slimline II rack that allows you to store either a Pro Stainless Steel Camp Table, a Pro Stainless Steel Prep Table or a Pro Stainless Steel Prep Table With Basin underneath it. The lock that front runner sells is terrible. For the same money you can get these locks.

Master Lock 131T Aluminum Covered Locks Master Lock 120T Brass Locks

Roofnest Falcon In-Depth Walk Around - Clam Shell Roof Top Tent

Here's a complete in depth Roofnest Falcon Roof Top Tent walkaround before we get it installed on the land cruiser.

Keep an eye out for our upcoming install video and all of our adventures this coming summer. We also have a unique idea for getting the tent on and off the roof so keep an eye out for that too.