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yeah, there are movement sensors which will trigger the alarm, once I left windows open a little bit as it was hot outside, locked the car and after few minutes air freshner which was hanged on the mirror caused alarm to goes off :) so you can try it yourself, open the windows, lock the car and...

you won't notice much difference if you change just pads and discs, try to upgrade calipers for some twin pots from ATR or from ATS which have even bigger discs, then braided hoses and this should work for you ;-)

try KW

they should be fine at the back without rolling the arches as wheels on lowered suspension will hide in the arches, but in the front you may need to roll the arches or you'll have to buy cambers it all depends how low front will go, for example I was ok with 18" x 8" et40, but now I've got 18 x...

I bought the cheapest option 4 sensors with audio and paid about £50

dolphin sensors, I've got them on my car for over three years,my wife's car nearly year and my friends car two years, no problems at all, wide range of colours and good quality ;-)

hava a look here http://typeaccord.co.uk/forum/topic/15769-headlights-on-when-unlocking-the-car-possible/ I have this unit on my car and it works great as you can see on the youtube video

I had to remove plastic grille because I didn't have enough room for fmic and yes hot glue holds it great without any nasty drilling in the bumper or zip ties ;-) I didn't do any DIY or something about fmic, but some pics can be found in my tread, but if you have any questions I'm happy to help ;-)

I can't remember what hole size I've got but defo it's more than 5mm x 12mm, anyway I used hot glue to attached mesh to the bumper and here's result

shocks are already worn, so there's nothing to be shorten, it may cause uneven tyre wear and because shocks are worn they may not keep your wheel on the road all the time, so on uneven road under emergency breaking you may end up on someones rear end.

ooops, sorry didn't noticed that's 6th gen :blush: but as guys above said that as long it's 5 stud they will fit

yes, they will fit

click on "My CN2"in my signature there's my tread tbh 215 won't be look good with standard suspension, narrow tyres are mostly fitted to slammed cars with wide rims to give a nice stretch otherwise I would stick with 225, find out what offset is on the wheels you're getting, so then we can find...

KW springs and Koni sport dampers, or you can get some coilovers, they may be slightly dearer, but you can adjust height and stiffness

what's the offset on these wheels and are you lowered? I've got 225/45 at the back 9" wide and offset 35, lowered about 30mm and rear arches has to be rolled, fronts are ok but there's 8" width

I'm over 180cm and when seats where down I could stretched myself in a boot to have a nap, so it's quite big :D

I think that's the best upgrade you can get for that money, obviously if you have a lot spare pennies I would go for wilwood setup like this rear front this brakes are fitted to CL9 ;-) belonging to one of the guy from polish forum.

there's many wheels to choose from on the market, from OEM's to after market, it all depends what size and style you after

I would call it downgrade ;-), If you want something better get TypeS 8th gen twin pot calipers and 320mm discs ;-) here's upgrade on my 7th gen ;-)

rx8, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, actually most japanese cars has same pcd, so wheels should fit, but you need to check centre bore and offset