I took the risk of buying the 2012 4 door civic weathertech digitalcut floormats...it fits like a glove!!!!!

Yes, some would say these are pricey, however, living in Canada, they are worth the investment IMO.

So to confirm and help anyone thinking of buying it, it does fit.

Now i'm gonna try jumping into the 2012 eibach prokit springs, i'll let you know if those fit.

I hope this info is useful for some.



-ilxdriver

 

That looks very nice. I got the all-weather mats from the dealer and they serve much the same purpose, but I noticed they do not protect as high up around the back of the gas pedal as yours (which is a high-need area, needless to say). These seem better suited to the job. Anyone thinking of springing for the dealership mats might want to seriously consider these instead.

 

so all four mats fit exactly the same? the eibach springs will fit, btw.

 

Very nice. May get a pair myself. Where did you purchase and how much?

 

Weather Techs are nice, much better than stock IMPO and worth the investment.
Thanks for the info...

 

I only bought the fronts and both the passenger and driver side fit perfectly.

As for the rear, it looks the same as the civic 4 door, but I don't usually carry rear passengers so I opted not to get it.

SPDANpower the eibach fits??? I have yet to see a lowered ILX on just springs.
After doing some searching/reading, I think the design of our shocks is similar to the FSD's, I am hoping that going with the eibach pro-kits will not sacrifice ride quality so much. I'll let you guys know soon.

 

The springs used in the ilx are different than what's used in the civic (same with the shock absorbers). But the spring mounting bracket and seat are exactly the same, thus the springs should fit. I'm concerned with getting springs as these shocks are quite different than what's been tested on the Civics. Plus, I'm not sure how they'll react to being lowered. Hence, my inclination to go straight to coils.

 

Where did you purchase the mats (front) and how much? Thanks.

 

spiriteddriver - I got it from the weathertech website, it arrived about 7 days after.

I paid 130 canadian, i think it is cheaper for you guys south of the border.

 

Thanks for the advice on the weathertech mats. I'm ordering the front floor liners for my 2013 ILX

 

Whats up with WeatherTech placing their 1800 # and their website on the driver mat of their floorliner digitalfit series? Think that looks hideous.



I think I may go with their regular all weather floor mats instead just cause of that.

 

For what it's worth, you can remove the label by gently prying up on the corner with a plastic knife. I have has two sets that I modified this way.

 

BTW what happened with the water in the drivers side?

 

Has not reoccurred, even after I gave the car another wash. Thinking it was just wet feet seeping through the cheap carpet. I believe thats what you had thought.

 

Would the 2013 Civic sedan be identical to the 2012 Civic's in terms of fit for the ilx?
Or should I just stick with purchasing the 2012 Civic Sedan's just to be on the safe side since they still don't have the digital fit for the ilx?

 

The 2013 civic shouldn't of changed size wise from the 2012 but since he said specifically these fit just go with it.

This is good news! I think I might buy these.. My carpeted mats are already worn out where my heels rest near the pedals.. (7k miles) surely these wouldn't show signs of wear so quickly

 

Why must these mats cost so much in Canada compared to the states. Costs like 20% more

 

The one we have in another car came loose, did not have to pry it out.